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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-03-04
Lee Noria instead of going?

Lee Noria instead of going?
Caroleon Redmond is very pop
ular lately, what's wrong all you
good-for-nothing girls? You must
remember, THE lady takes a
chance"
We wonder what a certain girl
is holding the corner of the Old
Jittney Jungle Store down lately
Watch girls between the ages Of
1917 in grades TO. Especially the
great Sugar Mama Blues singer and
the great composer and singer, c.
Hoover Say, why don't you two
get together and talk everything
over, but not where he works, but
after his working hours are over
Correction: In last weeks Cos
sip, Tommie Hood wasn't singing
his Going to Chicago" song to
Josephine Williams, but to Flora
Bell Sanders, known as Lena
Horne, the second.
Well this is another broadcast
over station AVIS. We think ev-
eryone enjoyed the Matinee Thurs
day. There really was lots going
on at that time.
Inez w. why is it that Fland-
ers Williams just won't act right?
Is it because J. Noel has not been
absent from school lately We
think you really acted silly for not
trying to know what it was all
about the other day.
We wonder if Clara B. Rollins
takes it so serious about Flora Bell
and Rogerine Saturday night. We'll
kid we didn't mean any harm at
all, just another romance begin
ming.
Louise Smith seems to be on a
wonder about Pvt. Theodore Sand
ers and a certain wedding ring
given to a certain girl or did she
say that to start something?
Wonder what happened to jam
mic Hazel Chapel, we heard that
she was i'll. Hope that she will
soon recover, for we are lonesome
without her.
Well Flora B. we heard about
you and that fine cat from the
North. What's up M. c., someone
wants to know before he attracts
her attention and starts a confus-
ion. You'd better be careful for
this is strictly fine cat.
Say Annie Lee we know that
Garfield Stocks waits for you ev-
cry afternoon at the Post Office,
but another chick says he goes
home with her If I couldn't come
first, wouldn't be last.
Bad news Annie T. a certain
chick has received a letter from
Pvt. Rule, these 7th grade girls
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the members of the club. Erie M
Montgomery She has lost about
fifteen pounds since the club has
been organized. Leroy has been i'll
ever since the club was organized
You'd better fly right Harnbone for
you are going down fast. Velna-
tine was grooming with Mr.. T.
Hood when Stuard Redmond cut
in and said, Its a lovely way to
spend the evening" Hettie it's no
ned for you to sing "Tl be around"
for its understood that you will be
around even after the duration.
Wonder what storm blew up and
caused Eula Mae to get her hair
fixed. Lennie B. says she doesn't
have to Groom iii be glad when.
my man comes home" as long as
w. A Falls is around Velmatine
l don't know but I think America
is falling for T. Hood in a big
way so what do you think about
that? Wonder what would happen
if Roberta would stop pulling over
T L.? Since all of Fannie's boy
friends are in the army she is Of
ten grooming the Ration Blues"
We don't hear much about Prince
Ella these days, what's wrong, don't
tell us the boys are wise to your
1--WE? Georgia B. and Catherine
Freddie have been pulling straws
over Pvt. Clarence Ellis. Sgt and
Mrs. Cullen Montgomery were Am
brose visitors Thursday afternoon.
Flash! take it easy cats, Ray Brooks
is in the groove with Bernice La
cey, can you imagine? Earline
you're too slow to try to cut Home
Economics classes
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Tougaloo Students
Sell $4,589.4O
Bonds and Stamps

The Fourth War Loan Drive.
which has Just closed, was one Of
the most successful of all such at
tempts on the campus of Touga1oo
College. All calsses and divisions
of the school entered whole-heart-
edly in the campaign TO make the
best possible showing Some STU
dents worked until late at night;
others were out early in the morn
ing trying to sell a stamp or bond
The final report, which has re-
Gently ben compiled, shows the
following totals:
College ----------$2, BOT "a
High School ------ 1,56060
Elementary School 221.45
TOTAL------$4,5 8940
Individual honors were won by
two freshman girls, Georgia Mont
gomery, $39110, and Marcella Hill,
$689. SO.
The junior college class sold the
largest amount of stamps and bonds
with a total Of $l,548O5.
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STAGE GUILD

Helen Mack, currently appearing
in Paramount's And Now Tomor-
row." is a stage child" having at
tended a New York professional
school which trains youngsters for
the theater. Her acting debut was
made at the age of seven on Broad
way.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-03-04
Lexington News
Published and Edited by Students
of Ambrose High School,
Lexington, Miss.
General News

Miss Ross and Miss Anderson
were visitors to the devotion hour
Tuesday. They both gave splendid
advice to the students.
Friday night the 25th, despite
the inclement weather a very large
crowd attended the Brookhaven,
Durant and Mt. Olive games played
in the gum at Mileston. The games
were very swiftly played Mt Oh
i've and Durant lost tothe Brook
haven Panthers.
February 25th the Holmes Coun-
ty Farmers held their meeting with
a large number of farmers present,
even though the weather was very
unfavorable Mr.. William Am
mons, farm representative was
present.
The Hankie Club is really fun,
just to receive a "Hankie" and not
know the person who sent it far
better than receiving a prayer daily.
Members are receiving beautiful
hankies
Styles
We admire the following styles:
Inez's brown jumper-effect dress
and brown alligator shoes. Flora
Bells gray wool jumper and red
cap. Frances Chappers new plaid
coat Mamie's black and white
checked jerkin and black skirt.
Miss Miller's black patent leather
shoes. Dorothy's green Sloppy Joe
Carrie Lees new hairdo, also Sc
nora Londes' hairdo Hairbows
have been very stylist but the
wearing Of two pairs of socks has
taken their place, all colors and
sizes.
Campus Chatter
Say Flora Bell you seem to be
losing fe wpounds, don't let Mack
Crawford get you down.
Geneva Noel what's your trou-
BILE? You seem to be changing
color lately. Flanders Williams
says, Don't grieve over him be-
cause he's through" Cornelius
Hoover says, Rosa Merchant was
once upon time fine but she has
stayed around pigs so much until
she resembles one" Why speak of
this at such a late date kid, she's
fine now.
Mamie Johnson why are you all
smiles lately, is it because of the
large amount of mail you are re-
ceiving lately from a certain cat
on the campus? Get wise girls
and dig our 1--WE
Carrie Lee your new hairdo
strictly had Charlie Mack on a
wonder for a while didn't it? If
that's going to happen often you
had better continue to change your
hair regurarly.
Inez seems very interested in
Flanders, Dorothy Cooper, and &C.
neVa Noel
Inez says why worry? Junior
Boy and 1 are okay and these other
chicks are not hipped to his 1--WE
yet, but you never can tell"
Lee Noria and a certain guy are
IN the groove. Why send yo uhim
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are strictly hipped.

are Slrlclly nlppeQ.
Maybe the reason Inez L. is
wearing SO many different Grapes
she is trying to change everything
Mr.. x changes.
Say Clara B. have you heard
from B. Williams? If not another
chick is beating your time with him
altho he is away in the hospital
Mammie Johnson and Bowen r.
seem to be getting along fine. Keep
the good work up Bowen, while you
can because you won't be there
long, someone else will be taking
your place.
1t is the opinion of everyone that
Miss Horton will come first when
Pvt. Benjamin c. Sanders has his
first furlough, what about that Ora
Lee?
j. B. Hodges really is trying hard
to get into the Sanders family,
but if she doesn't mind out. Sal
lie M TORY will beat her time
for we heard that Sallie M. asked
James if he loved her and Sc said
no, but that didn't change her
mind
Juniors Net Work AIS
We wonder if Carrie Patton ever
stops talking in class. Have you
noticed the new romance between
Josephine Williams and Tommie
Hood? Chalmers Archer seems to
have taken the postman's place, he
is wrating and delivering letters
too. Theodore Sanders will be
home on furlough soon, wonder
will he bring those papers with
him. Annie Thornton received a
lot of gum from Pvt. Rule, enough
to- furnish the Junior class. Cath
crime Donelson will be very glad
when James Patton comes home.
Everybody is wondering who could
they invite to the Banquet. Per-
inelia TORY says her boy friend
hasn't a suit. Louise Smiths boy
friend cannot get a furlough. Ger
trude Donelson's boyfriend is i'll.
Carrie Patton's boyfriend can't
dance. Annie Thorntons boy
friend can't get furlough. Cath
crime Donelson's boyfriend is away
from home-our advice is get a boy
from the primary grade and come
on Ut
The Seniors Highlights
Blanch Ola and Annie M Hodges
are back in school again, let's hope
it will be fair weather. Mabel,
Ella Mae and Lille Lee were seen
down at Peoples Cafe Sunday
playing two Rockolas with the SOL
diers. The Leroy Johnson's cor
respondence Girls Club had chat
ter over the reduction of one of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-08

James Robson is spending a few
days visiting his uncle. Harold Fike
Thelma Mckenzie, Frostburg, is Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Robson and
family, Frostburg, spent Friday ev-
ening here with relatives.
julius Wilhelm. Enoch Robeson VIII
liam Merrill. Ohio S. Fike and son
Ray made 4 business trip to Oakland
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Merrill and
son Lowell were visiting with rela-
tives near Grantsville on Sunday.
George B. Brown made a business
trip to Frostburg on Friday
Marshall Burdock, of Finzel, has
been visiting here quite frequently
recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Mckenzie and
son spent some time on Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Michael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio S. Fike attended
commencement exercises at Beall High
school in Frostburg Friday evening.
Frances Wilhelm and son Pvt. Roy
Wilhelm, of near Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Bessie Anderson spent Sunday at
the Leonard Wilhelm home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Garlit2 an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
Allegany Hospital, Cumberland, re-
Gently.
Sunday school at Cherry Grove on
Sunday morning, 1890 o'clock, June
llth.
N
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-08

Harry Holman. OrviIIe Sister, Bur
ton Thomas, Clayton Tressler Claude
Rush, Agnes Rodeheaver, Betty Rode
HEAVIER, Florence Thomas, Mildred
Sisler. Frances Silbaugh. Jean Savage,
Faye Lowdermilk, and Alverta ,Jenk-
ms
Jean Friend. Janice Friend, Frances
Friend, Dorothy Fike, Freda Frazee,
Faye Frazee, Betty Dewitt and Julia
Mae Article.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-08
IN THE UNDERGROUND:

The conquered people strike avenge the devastation wrought
by their oppressors Holland, Belgium, Denmark Poland
Norway CzechoSovaia Yugoslava Greece France and the
people of Italy.
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ON THE WESTERN FRONT:

This is the solemn hour of the Second Front The armies ships
and sky amadas of America England and the British Domnions
trained, equipped, resolved go forth to open the
mighty struggle that will end until humanit brutal enemy
is stripped of its lust wage
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IN THE FAR EAST:

Walscaned China fights Hope is born again the Philip
pines, the Dutch East Inies Burma because Ceverance in
Europe will soon mean salvation in the East.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-08
ON THE EASTERN FRONT:

The Russian armies roll forward, sweeping back the Naz
vlOaos of their land their homes their people determined
upon decisive victory.
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f. c. W. Ryland received word of
the death Of his brother-in-law, Ross
X. Coddngton, Sunday, June 4th at
Niagara Falls, N. Y Services will be
held Wednesday afternoon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-16

Sunday PICTORIAL: Rusove
stanuli ma csl. hranici.
Pondelnf noviny prinasejf jiz
zpravy podrobnejsf: O tom, re
prvnl csl. vojaci, kterf stanuli
ma osvoboZenem 1seku Cesko-
slovenska, NELL ruske zbrane a
= britske stejnokroje. re jsou
mezi mimi patrne i dGstojnici,
kter1 sveho casu branili Tobruk
a pax slouzili csl. armade We
Velke Britanii. Velky vecernik
Evening Standard" ma dvod-
mix, cituj1ci 1vodem Komenske
no prorocka slova: Veflm i ia,
re pc pfejitf vichric Gees
koslovensko'', prav1 Sc v 1vod-
niku, "bylo prvym z mens1ch
statd, ktery Sc medal ziskat ma
cisty ami pc dobrem ami pc
elem 80 Uslechtil1 Cechove
nikdy neustali bojovati proti
nacistdm. - Jejich statecnost
Dude inspirac1 vsem podzem-
MIN odbojovym hnutim v Evro-
pc, ably vystoupily ma pine sve-
Ito v1tezstvl a urychlily konec-
ny 1der proti otresenemu Hit
lerovu imperiu:"
"Cechoslovak" (Londyn)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-16

Rano O Bozi hod velikonocni
skytaly novinove stanky v Lon
dyne = a stejne tax v ostat-
Mich mestech Velke Britanie =
pod1vanou, ma n1z nezapomene
zadny Cechoslovak:
Russians reach Czechoslova-
kia, Czech brigade hoists
Czech flag, Benes calls people
to arms, Red Army break
through to Czechoslovakia &.
0 Boz1 bod velikonocni roku
1914 nebylo We Velke Britanii
novin, jez by nemely slova Gee
skoslovensko" v prvnfm titulu
prvn1 zpravy ma prvnf strane.
A re vsech zprav salala RAJ
dost, prejfcnost a pTatelstvi.
Nelze vtesnat do sloupce
"kontinentalniho" formatu ami
zlomek toho, co prinesly prvni
strany zdejsfch "plachet". TAX
jenom namatkou titulky S O.
mluvou tenn, ma nez Sc nedosta-
10:
Sunday Times: Rusove do
sahujf csl. hranic. Csl. prapor
vlaje ma Karpatech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-16
Mluvcf csl. vlady o invasi.

Londyn (CTK) = Statnf mi
INSTR DIR. Hubert Ripka prohla-
sill v rozhlasovem projevu do
Ceskoslovenska toto:
"Vsechny narody zapadnf E.
vropy jsou naplneny tour ra-
dostf a vzrusenlm, jake napl-
milo mas ceskoslovensky lid,
kdyz Ruda armada dosahla L.
patti karpatskych pohoTi a
vztycila ma nasich starych hra-
nicich ceskoslovenskou vlajku.
Ouch nasich predk1 nam dnes
velf, abychom Sc chopili zbra-
nj. Vlada VIDA v nejblizsfch
dnoch podrobne direktivy a
predpisy. Nikdo yam nemdze
pfinest svobodu darem. Musfte
81 il vybojovat ma ceskosloven-
skem 1zeml."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-16
Jak Moskva vitala invasi.

United Press takto popisuje
odezvu Moskvy ma zpravu o in
vasi zapadnl Evropy spojenec-
kymi vojsky:
Zprava O vyloden1 spojenc1
We Francii Sc rychle rozs1rila pc
celem Rusku a vyvolala nadse-
ne demonstrate, jakych bylo
malo "a celou dobu cd pocatku
valky.
Americtf valecnf korespon-
denti v Moskve byli prvn1mi,
kterf zpravu publikovali. Byli
rychle obklopeni zastupy jasa-
j1c1ch lidf, kter1 jim potrasali
rukou a blahoprali. 4
Hlavni moskevsky hlasatel,
jenz obyvykle cite pouze Stall
novy rozkazy ku dni, pTecetl
zvlastnl komunike generala
Dwighta D. Eisenhower, ozna
mujfci vylodenl. Cetl komuni-
Ike vaznym a triumfalnfm to-
mem, jenz Sc rovnal tonu, jfm2
oznamoval ia nejvetsf v1tezstvi
Rude armady.
Pc pTectenf komunike nasle.
dovaly sovetske pochody, anne.
ricka pisen yankee Doodle
a triumfalnl pfsne, reservoir.
ne pro rozhlas pc oznamen
Stalinovych vft6znych rozkazd
Rusky lid pc diva tydny &c.
kal, re invase Dude kazdol
chvili zahajena. Ma rtech kdt
koho lpela otazka: "Uz to "a
lCalo?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-16

Observer: Ruda armada
ma hrebenech Karpat. Csl. bri-
gada vztycila narodnl prapor
ma hraniclch. Proklamace Be-
nesovy vlady: "Povstante a
bojujte!"
Sunday Express: Rusove
ma csl. hranicich. Benes VIOLA
narod do zbrane. Csl. prapor
vztycen ma csl. 1zem1, kdyz Ru-
da armada vzala zteci 100 mi
lovy 1sek Karpat.
Sunday Graphic: Ruda ar
mazda Sc probila k Ceskosloven-
sku.
DAILY Worker: Bitva O &C.
skoslovensko vzplala. (na celn1
STRANGE fotografie prlslusnlkd
csl. brigady v SSSR. Text sram-
kova telegram Stalinovi. u
vnitr listu: interview S clenem
Is. r. Petruscakem.)
Sunday Dispatch: Ruda
armada dosahla Ceskosloven-
ska.
Sunday Chronicle: Rusove
dosahli ceskoslovenske hranice.
Proklamace k csl. narodu: po-
mahejte Rude armada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-16

New York (CTK) = Poole
dohody sjednane s anglickou
vladou budou do soupisu valec-
nych skod, poTizovaneho IRA
dem Trading with the Enemy
Department of the Board Of
Trade, "a Kingsway, London,
w. c. g., pfijimany i prihlasky
csl. poskozenc6 (osob fysic-
kych i pravnickych, obchodnf
spolecnosti, sdruzenf atp.), at
je jejich bydlist6 kdekoli, kterf
z d1vodd valecnych ztratili
svGj hmotny majetek nebo utr-
peli skodu ma mem ma 1zemi
Britske rise vyjma 1zemf Spo-
jeneho Kralovstvf (Velka Bri-
TAME a Severnf Irsko). Prij1-
MAZE prihlaskr do pofizovane-
no soupisu skod, Board of
Trade vsak neprijfma zadnou
odpovednost "a jejf spravnost
ci pravnf podlozenost, ami Sc
tim nezavazuje, re anglicka
vlada Dude podporovati pTihla-
seny narok. Ucel zapisu je pro-
zat1m pouze pTfpravne povahy
a ma slouziti k usnadneni 1pra-
Wy otazky valecnych skod pTi
sjednavan1 m1ru.
Pfihlasky je zas1lati ma WISE
uvedenou adresu S vyjimkou
skod utrpenych v Egypte, ma
Matte a ma Ceylone, kde jsou
zTfzeny mfstnf 1Tady pro pri-
hlasky valecrych skod, a v Bur
me, jejichz soupis pofizuje Go
vernment of Burma t. {. V Sim
la, India.
Ceskoslovenst1 zajemci Sc u
pozornujf ma uvedenou MOI
most pTihlasky svych skod uda-
ne kategorie a vyzyvajf Sc, ably
= chtej1-li teto moznosti pou-
ziti = podali svou pTihlasku
az glicky primo pr1slusnemu an
glick6mu soupisovemu 1Tadu a
soucasne jejf opis csl. zastupi-
telskemu 1radu sveho bydliste,
ktery il zasle csl. ministerstvu
zahranicn1ch vec1 pro csl. mini
sterstvo hospodarske obnovy.
V pTihlasce je uvesti, re jde o
csl. poskozence a re je poda-
vana ma zaklade dohody csl.
vlady S vladou anglickou o pfi-
jfmanl prihlasek csl. poskozen-
CT.
Csl. ministerstvo zahranic-
mich veci pripom1na pri teto
prllezitosti znovu zasadnl sta
novisko csl. ministerstva hospo-
dafsk6 obnovy, re oznamenlm
valecnych skod nevznikajl csl'
[vlade, pokud Sc tyce statu, zad-
ne zavazky a re takove ozna-
menf slouzf jenom k evidenc-
MIN 1cel1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-16
NOVA cSL.

cestu domd,jsou jadrem, kolem
ktereho Sc vytvori nova nase
armada. Jej1 silky Sc dosud sta
pei v mlhach zftfku, avsak
prave tax neodvratne, jake Il
trek Sc stane dneskem, tax Sc
stane skutecnost1 i armada O.
svobozovane republiky. Jake
reka, napajena a rostoucf ste
rymi pfitoky. Dude sc rozrnstat
" boji s nepr1telem a V dotyku
Sc rodnou zem1 nova armada
republiky, bezpecny ochrance
jej1 budoucnosti.
Tento process r6stu zacal liz
ma spfatelene pGde ~Sovetskeho
svazu. z male jednotky, ktera
pred rokem prosla bojovym
kftem u Sokolova, je dnes liz
brigada, sdruzujfcf zkusene
bojovnlky a proslavena jiz
mnohymi vykony. Vycvicena
a pfipravena k boji stoji jiz
druha brigada a dalsi jednotky
Sc tvof1. Pfitahovani neviditel-
nymi pouty spolecne lasky a
spolecne nenavisti klestf 81 k
bojovym csl. jednotkam cestu
odhodlani synove nasf zeme.
Zavati spolecnou vichTici do
nejrdznejsfch koutd ohromne-
no vychodniho bojiste, ma Kav-
kaz, ma Ukrajinu, ma Bilou
Rus, neklamne vsichni naSli ce-
stu k ceskoslovenskemu prapo-
ru. Neuhlfdali je majestic
kych pracovn1ch kolonach, ne
udrzeli je We svazu majestic
kych divis1. Tim meme je uhl1-
dali Ultra jejich ~vlastn1ch le-
SIGH, v jejich vlastn1ch vesni-
cfch a mestech, v pracovn1ch
taborech, v tovarnach. Pc jed
notlivcich, pc skupinach, pc ce-
lych jednotkach pfechazeli
vcera k bojujicfm ceskosloven-
skym sikIm, stejne proud1 dnes
a v rostoucf m1Te sc budou pfi-
pojovat Ultra pod prapory O.
svobozovane republiky, pod
prapory bojujici ceskosloven-
ske armady.
Rust teprve zac1na. Bude po-
stupne ziven bojem, ktery OBJ
now iednotu roZtflStene repu-
bliky. Spolecny osvobozovacl
BOZ Cech1, Slovakd a podkar-
patskych Ukrajincu da zaklad
k move, zdrave budoucnosti.
Vftezna osvobozovacf armada
Dude stat pTi jej1m zrodu, ar
NADIA vyrostla z lidu, armada
nejleps{ch, nejoddanejsfch je-
no SYM. Bojovou jej1 druzno-
stf Dude ztmelena nova jedno-
ia ceskeho, slovenskeho a u
krajinskeho lidu, kterou mic jiz
nedokaze rozlomit, z bojo-
vych vykond Sc zrodi i novy
pomer narodnlch slozek repu-
bliky, zalozeny ma vzajemne
1cte, prfchylnosti a vernosti.
I vojensky Dude nova tato
armada zarukou bezpecne bu-
doucnosti. Bojem pc boku bra
trske Rude armady, We stalem
styku S nj, nacerpa poznatky,
ktere jsou vysledkem nejboha-
tejsich zkusenost1 modern1 val
ky a vedeckeho jich vyuzit1.
S prospechem uzije nova ma
Sc armada i zkusenost1, ktere j
pfinesou csl. jednotky re "a
padu. Nenahraditelny Dude
prinos bojovych i organised
mich zkusenostf nasich letc1, a
bohaty jiste Dude i prfspevek
jednotek p~ozemn1ch, ktere pro-
sly d1kladnym vycvikem-teore-
tickym a jejich bojcva zkuse-
most z bojiste francouzskeho
africkeho Dude nepochybne je-
ste znacne rozhojnena.
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