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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-12-14
World ParleY Of Free
Trade Unions To Meet In
US Recommended By AL
REAFF1RMs ADHERENCE TO POLICY OF
DEFENDING FREE TRADE UNIONISM AT
HOME AND THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

New Orleans QLNS)-The American Federation of Labor
its 64h rearmed determination
defend it's traditional policies of free trade unonm in both
tonal and international fields
In the international field will continue to refuse to form
partnership with Soviet unions 1t determined to fight vigorously
CO efforts to establish world labor and acted
to rally together the democratic countries of the world into world
federation of free trade unions and doing invited the pa
cpation of Austria Canada New Zealand British
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-12-14

The odds Of war are now in our
favor, but we still have much ground
to cover before we will even the score
and put an end to Axis tyranny.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-12-14
CIO PAPER SUED FOR MILLION

Los Angeles QLNS).-Vivian kel-
lens, head of Connecticut manufac-
turing plant and vociferous anti-New
Dealer, filed a $1,000,000 libel suit
against the Labor Herald, organ Of
the California CIO, in federal court
in Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
$58, $50 Still Needed to Reach
Community War Fund Goal
Leaders Hopeful
Of Success by
Thanksgiving Day

The Community War Fund now
needs only $58,636 to meet it's goal
Of $4,850, 900.
Since the drive closed at $4,776,-
109-98A per cent Of the goal--last
Thursday, war fund oflcials an
nounced, Washingtonians touched by
their plea to go over the top by
Thanksgiving" have sent in contri-
buttons totaling $15,255. This raised
the total contributed to $4,79l,-
364-98.8 per cent Of the goal. Cole
man Jennings, campaign chairman,
will meet with unit leaders at 4 pm.
Wednesday in the hope the re-
naming $58, ,636 will have been given.
A resident of Arlington, Va, for
example, sent $40 to The Star for
the war fund after he had read The
Stars story Friday asking for $73 3,891
then needed. He had already given
both at his home and at his Wash
ington Office.
II feel certain" he wrote, "that
there must be 1900 people out Of
the million in Washington who have
the same desire that do to see this
wonderful cause 60 over the top"
II each of these people gave
$10-or If everybody gave just 81
more - the Arlington man wrote,
"the response would be gratifying. I"
Refusing to allow his name to be
used, he asked that his proposal be
made anonymously to the city
"just 81 more"
The War Fund officials added
their appeal, stressing that Thanks
giving day Thursday would indeed
be day of celebration II the 1874
War Fund drive could be announced
as the fourth community drive in
II years to reach its goal They
have, estimated 1880 prospective
givers in the city and 500 in the
counties were never approached for
q contribution. If all Of these gave
and some who have already given
increased their contributions Her
bert L. Willett, jr., executive direc-
tor Of the drive, said, "The cam
paign would be 100 plus" Con-
tributions should be sent to fund
headquarters, 1101 M street NV.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Church School Workers
10 Meet Next Sunday

A conference for persons working
with children In the church school
will be held at $50 pm. next Sun
day at Foundry Methodist Church,
Sixteenth and p streets NV, 1t
was announced yesterday.
The conference aims ito acquaint
workers with children in the church
school with the materials available
and the use of them in making
Christmas more spiritually signifi-
cant to children" the announce
ment said.
The conference is sponsored by
the children's work committee of
the Washington Federation OF
Churches, department of Christian
education. The Rev. r. K. Nevitt,
pastor Of Brightwood Park Metho-
dist Church. Is chairman Of the
federation's Christian education de-
partment.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Hope Lodge 10 Celebrate
Masonic Railroad Niqhf

Hope Lodge Of Masons will cele-
brate Masonic Railroad Night" at
Sis pm. Friday at the Masonic
Temple, Thirteenth street and New
York avenue NV. All Master
Masons, who are either railroad
men or former railroad men, are
invited.
Representative Harris, Democrat.
OF Arkansas: Judge r. v. Fletcher,
general counsel of the Association
OF American Railroads; Maj. Rich
ard B. Baldwin, head OF the Rail-
way Branch OF the Army Trans
portation Corps, and Jonas A. Nc
Bride. vice president OF the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen, will speak.
Glenn Carson Russell is chairman
OF the committee on arrangements.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
F. l. Jenkins Promoted
By Southern RuiIwuy

Frank l.. jenkins, passenger traf-
flc manager of the Southern Rail-
way System, with headquarters here,
has been appointed to the post OF
general passenger traffic manager,
it was announced yesterday. A ma
tive of North Carolina, he began
as a clerk in the passenger depart
ment.
Mr.. Jenkins will continue to live
here at l20 East Leland street,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
". M. |. Alumni to Hold
Smoker Here Tomorrow

In celebration Of the l05th an
niversary Of Virginia Military In
stitute, the Washington alumni
chapter win hold q smoker meeting
at the Army-Nav Club at $3.50 pm
tomorrow.
Guests Of honor viii include 1t
Gen. g. E. Kilbourne. superintendent
OF VMI, and Brig. Gen. E. w
Smith, War Department executive OF
Reserve and ROTC sections.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Nozi Ace Reported Killed

LONDON, Nov. IS P.-Tfe Ger
man radio said tonight that 1t.
Anton Haffner, Nazi ace who was
credited with 204 air victories, had
been killed in action.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01
Turner Valley
Well Has High
Output Record

The same unique qualities which
made Royalite No the wonder
well" of the twenties are now as
ISOLATED with Home Millarville 2.
the discovery welr' of the north
Turner Valley field in Alberta.
Completed on January s, 1889,
Home Millarville 2 had produced
1,110,118 barrels of oil up to Sept.
l, 1913. Furthermore, after more
than AZ years of production, this
remarkable well is producing more
oil now than it did at it's inception
and it is still listed among the first
three of four top ranking producers
in Canada.
Home illarville 2's production
up to now is, by far, the most oil
ever yielded by an individual well
in Canadian history. The Royalite
No. 4 wonder well'' which led
to the 192S-1929 oil boom did not
produce barrel of oil. A wet gas
or naphtha producer, it yielded
over 100000 barrels of naphtha in
40 lAGtAAAAG-
In its first year of production,
1899, Home-Millarville 2 produced
221, O82 barrels of crude. In 1912 it
produced 231, O13 barrels, and dur
ing the first six months of 1913
it produced 1865 barrels.
If this rate of flow is maintained
for the balance of this year, the
we'll win have produced in 1913 a
total of 267 $40 barrels, or 1929
more barrels than during its initial
year.
No other oil we'll in Canada can
even approach this record. The gen
eral rule is a falling off of pro
duction year by year and fairly
sharp increases in gas-ol ratios.
Even now, after Az years, it re
quires less than 1000 cubic feet OF
gas to produce a barrel of oil al
Home illarville 2. This Is only q
slight increase from the $40 cubic
feet required to produce a barre
Az years ago.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01

tSentfn0&1 ffofA EA3e ~
COBR.HARDR0cK G. p. es4eAs NO. 49,
NE SWA SWM 1s-36.SW
Repairing engine. 17eo.
AKcTAMoNTANA CURRAN NO. -
sw NwA sEA eSezw ,zoo
KELVIN GAs-srATE NO. a.
NE NEM EEM Se-3SSW
Drilling in, 1928.
LEONE LRTrs-KAI KELVIN NO. H.
NE NWA NWA la-3SlW
spudded 1853; drilling In. 1465.
OGDRN-KEvKN-xACH0n no. S.
NE sW% NWA 20-S81W
Spudded 1019-43; drilling. $40.
ORN-ENGEMoEN NO. is
Sc NWA sWk ll-3SzW
Spudded 12-24-43; drilling 10.
PFABE-ENCLEKTNG-DA NO.
NE NWA NWA 2o-SS-iW.
Rig up.
PREvoL AND sHAY.wATT NO. Is
NEh NEA 24-35-2W
spudded f2-i3-43; drilling. 965.
SUPERIOR PETROLEUM- G0EDDERTz 5
Sc MEN sWA 12-35-3W
Location.
TExACO-AHIsTEAD NO. l.
SW NWA SEA 2-34-SW
Location.
TExACO-EMMERT NO. H.
NV Sc SW 15-35-2W
Rig up. tFRsT REPoRT)
TExAC0-HOwLTNG NO. s-
c NEM SWh 10-35-2W
Spudded 12-6-43; fishing. 1895.
TEXACO-D. X. BRUINS NO. IA
NV NEA SEA 10-35-2W
Rig up First report).
TExAC0-LIND NO. g.
NV SEA NWk 1s-35-3W
COMPLETION l2-ll-43; 7. D., 1912;
Ellis Madison, 1884; good show; 400
feet of fluid; acidized 500 gals; testing.
THORPE ET AL.HOLBROOK NO. g.
Sc NWh NEM 2-36-3W
Spudded 10-18-43; COMPLETION 12-14-
43; T. D., 206s; basal Ellis, 20e3; 1900
feet Of oil in hole; pumping so bbls.
daily.
VANDERPAs q THOMPSON THUAEa
NO. H.
NV NwH SWH 33-3B-3W.
Spudded Il-1s-43; COMPLETION 12-I6-
43: T. D., I725; Eiiis-Madison, 1901;
water; p. G. A.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01
Octarle Plant
Construction
Varies Much

@M M~ IN 49, - $50 a-sN %@8@HH@
Each 1O0-octane gasoline plant in
the United States la a unique con-
struction, strikingly different from
every other l00-ockane gasoline
plant.
The combined operations of any
two of the 20-story giants are never
aIike-because OH Is not simple
hydrocarbon. OH is complex mix
ture of hydrocarbon and the char
acteristics of different crudes vary
widely. Some are classified as as
phalt base and some as mixed base.
Some crude oils are light and highly
fluid, others are thick and viscous.
The 161 plants presently manu-
featuring 100-octane gasoline or
components are not newly built re-
fineries. They are made up of IA
cilities in operation at the time Of
Pearl Harbor, with additions of spe-
cial equipment, such as catalytic
crackers, alkylation and isomeriza-
ton units and Lead blending plants.
The utilization of existing equip
ment wrote the specifications for
most of the 81 major 100-octane con-
struction projects initiated by the
Petroleum Administration for War.
The magnitude of the rush con-
struction job to speed 100-octane
output becomes. forcefully apparent
when it is realized that each plant
is an individual building and en-
cheering achievement.
Each is adapted as to size, opera
ton and special refining processes
to the quality of crude available and
products to be manufactured. Each
added unit must be geared to the
old equipment already In operation.
No simplification that comes with
duplicative construction is possible
Unlike escort vessels, destroyers
Liberty ships and tanks. which
compete for the same critically i'm
portant construction materials, 100
octane gasoline units cannot be
duplicated again and again from
the same standardized design using
the same labor in the same locality
archaeological advances were trans
lated as quickly as possible into
these tailormade plants, unique In
construction and operation. The
new l00-octane plant which has JUS
gone on stream at Houston, varies
in size, operational method and re
finery processes from the plan
completed at Baltimore last week
Drastic notifications were neees
sary in the installation of cataly
tic cracking plant at one southwes
refinery i'm order to scale operation
of the new unit to existing equip
ment, an old-style thermal crack
ing plant The capacity of anothe
refinery, determined years ago b.
the crude supply obtainable, ind
Gated the type of new unit requires
to make an aviation gasoline com
ponent.
The complex steps In the process
sing of West Coast crudes, most o
which are highly viscous, diffe
sharply from steps taken to extrac
the utmost aviation base stock from
the lighter, more volatile Pennsyl
vania crudes The original crud
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01

(caataaaad from PaRs ~
FRANCIS 0u~TRTBAH. fsz NO. a.
NV SEA NwM S0-S2-5W
COMPLETION, 10 ls-4s; $500 e Oh In
hole. r.. D., 2a40. Shot 100 Qts. Cleaning
swanned ESQ b9Erels first "a hours be
d. Il. RRARY.TRERAL CONTRACT NO
Sc SEA SEA 14-Sz-eW
Spudded 1853. drilling. 1910.
G. 3. FRARY-TREBAL no. g.
Sc NEA sWA 13SS2-sW
Drilling, 2680.
GLACIER PRODUCTHoN.BoNNETT NO.
NV SEX sen ss-sa5w
Spudded 1z-15-43: drilling. 1875.
GLACIER PRODUCTION sEcD0UGALL
Sc NEH NwH s1-s4-5w
Rig up. FIRST REPoRT)
GLACIER PRODUCTION-WEH.LIAAas NO.
c NV Sc Sc 21-ss-5w
Location. (FTRST REPORT)
GLACIER PRODUCTT0N-FUTaxER NO. g.
spudded 1858; COMPLETION. 1924
43. Main pay, lower Cut Bank, 2g7o.
T. D.. 5000; swabbed IS barrels In first
"a hours.
HAGEBTY tGRAcEl tribal CONTRACT
Sc swA swA 24-s2-sw
Drilling, 63S.
HANLON-TRTBAL lss NO. -
NE NEW: NV sEA sS-S2Sw ...,. x.o.
10-inch at 665; sidetracking bit, 1850.
C. w. JEFFREYTREBAL 10 NO. L.
Sc SEA SEA 23-32-6W
Spudded i1-2o-4S; drilling, 1850.
KULBERG.TRIRAL 2es NO. T.
NV NWA NEA 26-32-6W.
Drilling, 775
NORMAN-TRIBAL CONTRACT 8 NO. L.
NV NWA SWA 32-32-5W
A. u. PARDUE-TRIBAL fSs NO. A.
Spudded i1-io-43: COMPLETION; 500
feet of fluid; t. D., 2S60; TO shoot with
$50 quarts.
PAR OIIrTRIBAL 800 NO. E.
NV SWA SEA 13-32-6W
Drilling, 2225.
PIONEER LUMBER-ANDERSON no. g.
900 s Of north line. 231o east of west
spudde ad' 1o'si-4s; COMPLETION 1921
43; 1900 Ct. oil In hole. T. D.. 304S. Shot
100 qts.; testing; swabbed s bbls an hr.
SANTA RTTA-TRTBAL NO. 2S--
G Lot s, 10-35-6W.
Drilling, 500.
SANTA RETA-MADHsOR NO. 9-
c NWA NWM 30-3A-5W
spudded 12-1O43; drilling, 2450.
SANTA RETA-FEE "a NO. a.
TExACOsFEE M 4ss NO. A.
c NWA NEA 31-525W.
Rig up First reporf).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. l.
G SWM SWA 19-33-5W
Spudded 11-1s-43; drilling. 1850.
TExACO-MUELLER NO. b.
c NEA SWA 2-35-6W
Drilling, 1850.
TRIGOOD-sEC. STATE BANK NO. L.
Sc NEA NEM 1-31-6W.
Spudded 11-2043; standing, $50.
TRIGOOD-TREBAL 93a NO. S.
NV NWM SEX 3032-EW
Standing, 607; 10-inch at COZ.
wRHGHT.HAGGERTYT TRIBAL S NO. g.
NV NEA NWA 32-32-5W
Drilling, 1885.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01


This is a funny world,
Its wonders never cease;
All civilized" people are at war,
All savages are at peace.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01

feed determines the character of
the gas oil base stock from plant,
and also the resultant thermal gas.
These in turn affect the operation
of the newly added aviation gaso-
line units.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01

Send CONFEDERATION to the sunburst
Badger.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
.atstvo pro Rusko.

Mayor mesta Theodore Nc
Keldin prohlasil nedeli, 27. d
nora "Den Satstva pro Rusko".
Tuto nedeli Dude projizdeti &C.
lynn mestem 200 nakladnich
automobile a sbfrati cd obcanuG
pripravene balfky-s odevy.
Nezapomente, re miliony ru-
skeho lidu, osvobozeneho cd
nemeckych brutalnfch okupan-
til nema mic jineho = nez to CO
mali ma sobe! Pomozte jim.
Dejte Jim CO sami nepotTebuje-
tie. Kdo neodevzdal baliky We
skole Aug. Hermana pTipravte
baliky ma nedsli, ~. 1nora a
mejte ne schodech pred 8. bod.
rann1!
Rozhodne vsak vsichni dbejte
toho, ably to BYLO SPRAVE-
NE, cISTE, BOTY ABLY BYLY
kAzDY PAR K SOBE SVA-
IAN PEVNE, ponevadz v ia
kovem mnozstv1 bylo by tezce
hledati druhou botu. PAX jeste
Vas O neco prosfme, kdo tyto
radky ctes, ~pfipomente tuto
akci vsem Vasim sousedGm,
znamym, vyburcujme Svsdomi
Ameriky,tak ably tato akce set
kala Sc s 1plnym vysledkem,
ably to skutecne byla Pomoc
pro Rusky Narod, ably to byl
Vykrik Ameriky Ruskemu Ii
du, re jsme jeho Spojenci!
~. 1nora je Vyroci Rude
Armady, hrdinne armady, KITE
ra nyni zene a bije Nsmce ma
potkani. Jak nejlepe oslavite
Jeji Vyroci? Dejte balik Sat
stva, prada a bot Ozebracene-
mu Ruskemu Lidu!
Ia Sdruzenf Csl. Spolkd
v Baltimore, Md.
Joseph Pokorny, predseda
Ia Cesky Pomocny Vybor
v Baltimore
Marie Pokorny, Anezka Rys
Ia Ceske Narodnf Sdruzen1
Odbocka "Pravda Zv1tezf"
v Baltimore, Md.
Jan Kaspar, F. Kalas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25

MAN a Saipan v Marianskych
cstrovech, kde rovnez mali W.
borne p~ffstavy, ma jejichz opev
nen1 pracovali dlouhou fadu
let.
We SVEN komunike admiral
Nimitz nepoklada tento 1tok
"a 1plnou odplatu "a Pearl
Harbor, kde Japonci vyradili z
boje Is americkych valecnych
lodi a lit aeroplan1 a zabili
vice nez 5000 osob.
Je zrejmo, re ma Truku ne
bylo vylodeno americke vojsko,
jak oznamoval rozhlas z Tokia.
Naopak, z jeho komunike je vi
dino, re nalet byl proveden ae-
roplany z letistnfch lodi, ktere
podnikaly opet a opet 1toky,
kdyz japonska letecka s1la by
la vyfazena z boje ma pocatku
1toku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25

PTedvadfme nasledujicf Ceske
Filmy:
Dne 81. 1nora: "Reka"
Dne 5. bTeZna:
"FaleSna Kocicka"
Dne 12. bTezna:
"DIm ma predmest1"
Dne 10. bTezna:
gu Svateho Anton1cka"
Dne &c. bTezna:
"Krb bez ohne"
Predvadfme kazdou nedeli
odpoledne. Zacatek presne We
A.. hodiny odpoledne.
Cisty zisk We prospech Ces-
keno Narodnfho Sdruzen1.
Nase Podniky:
T9locvicna Jednota Sokol
Belcamp pofada dine a. bfezna
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
Dive ste tisic vojakId Sc vratilo
do Spojenych StatI.

Americke lodi nynf private
j zpet re zamorf vojaky, ktefi
81 zaslouzili dovolenou. Jiz ma
200, 900 americkych vojak1 by
10 p~rivezeno zpet, nepocitajic
v to ranene a nemocne.
Sekretar Stimson rekl dale
ma sve tiskove konferenci, re
rotacnl soustavu dovolene je v
plnem rOZmachu.
Velitele rozhodnou o tom,
kdo zaslouzf dovolenou. Vojak
must slouziti nejmene 18 mes1-
ca v oblasti severnf Afriky a
dive leta ma Aljasce a ma Kari
bejskem mort.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
re SCHUZE CES. 0
HO SDRUzENf Is. o

Clenske prlspevky Zaplatili
pc $1.00: - Rudolf Primus,
Marie Primus, Marie Hubel,
Kat. Hromadn1k, Frant. Hell
duk, Frank Hubel, Element
Loskot, Lena Loskot, Alois Hwy
la, Aloisie Hnyla, Josef Coufal,
Marie Hrabanek, Josef Sevcik,
A. Chlumsky, Karel Hrubes,
Anna HrubeS, Karolina Sevcfk,
Frank Severa, Frank Klecka,
Marie Klecka, Barbora Hof-
meister, Marie Novak, Josef
Novotny, Karel Matras, Karla
Matras, John Matras, Karel
Matousek ST., Karel Matousek
NIL, Klara Matousek, Rudolf
Matousek, Helena Matousek,
Karel Zahradka, Lidka Ia
hradka, Liduska Zahradka, A
lois Hejduk, Marie SochGrek,
Olga Soch1rek, Ladislav Fran
elk, Marie Severa, Katerina
Francfk, Richard Taborsky,Jan
Koutn1k, Anna Koutnik, Pro-
kop Pernica, Veronica PERM
ca Elisha Linhart, p. Linhart,
Anton Rys, Anezka Rys, Ri
zena CihlaT. Anton1n CihlaT,
Stanislav Taborsky, Emil Ia
borsky, Gusta Taborsky, Peter
Grau, Louise Grau a Margareta
Sevcik.
Clensky poplatek "Zlata
Praha" $500 a Americky Del.
|Sokol $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
Ruska frOnta.

GeneralOVe GOVOrOV a Me-
reckov pokracuj1 We velke ofen
sive prot Nemc1m " severnfm
Rusku. Zatfm CO tri kolony ge-
nerala Govorova postupuji ma
Pskov cd ktereho jsou vzdale-
ny ash % mil, obsadili Rusove
pc padu ST. Russy pres 40 obcf,
postoupili ma fronte IL mil jiz-
ne cd Stare Russy, obsadili zde
mesto Svjatogorsa a re dvou
stran, z severn a z vychodu,
postupuj1 ma zeleznicnf kTizo-
vatku Ono, cd ktere jsou ted
vzdaleni ash 80 mil. Obsazenf
STANCE Ono, prerusf prime spo
jeni mezi nemeckou frontou v
B6lorusi a Pskovem, take
Nemci budou musit spolehat ma
trait Polock-Pskov, ktere probi-
ha tesne ma lotysskych hrani-
cfch. LIE ocekavat ma teto
fronte RICHLY vyvoj udalostf,
zhroucenf nemeckeho odporu v
Belorusi kolem Vitebska a Mo-
gileva a postup do Lotysska a
zapadn1 Belorusi smerem ma
Dvinsk a Vino.
Ma. Ukraine armada marsa-
la Koneva, uvolnena pc likvi-
daci nemecke pasti u Cerkass
Je %zaj1mave, re Nemci vGbec
popirajf, re jejich obklfcene
oddly u Cerkass byly zniceny.
Naopak tvrdf, re Sc jim podaFi-
10 PROFIT koridor k obkllcenym
oddfldm, ktere pax "v pofad-
ku" ustoupily. Ukazuje to, re
Sc Hitler bojf oznamovat Mem
cum velke ztraty.
v 1tery pc urputnem boji
Rusove wall 1tokem Krivoj
Rog, dilezite stredisko dolI ma
zeleznou rudu " Ukraine. To-
to skvsle vitezstvi oznameno
Stalinem " den 26. Vyroci Ru-
de Armady.
Pc bojfch trvaj1cfch 4 m6s1-
&c, ukrajinska 3. armada pod
velenfm generala Y. Malinov-
skeho vyrvala Nemc1m tuto
ddlezitou oblast, kde Sc krone
zelezne rudy doluje med a u
hi. T1mto vftezstv1m sc otev-
Tela RusGm costa k Cernemu
mort a pravdepodobne mesta
Cherson a Nikolajev budou pr1-
slim ruskym cflem v JIM u
kraiin6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-25
Italska frOnta.

Ma italske fronte sc mnQho
nezmenilo. Nemci zuTive pc
dny 1tocili ma pTedmostf jizne
cd Rfma, u Anzia, ale pc poca-
tecnim 1stupu byli zastaveni a
sfla jejich naporu IDA Sc, W.
cerpana.
u Cassina, ma fronte napr1c
Italii, pokracovaly boje o toto
mesto, ale situace zde byla ne
zmenenou. Benediktinsky kla-
ster u Cassina byl Size rozstf1-
len spojeneckym letectvem, a.
lie Nemci Sc v mem stale jeste
drZeli.
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byla "nejvetsf operace kdy
podniknuta". V sazce do jiste
mlry v tonic naletu byla take
schopnost nemeckeho odporu v
chystane invasi.
Tento americky nalet nasle-
doval pouze nekolik hodin 20
rade nocnfch leteckych dtokd
Raj, V nichz 2,576 tun bomb
zpusobilo velike skody a zhou-
by V rozsahle oblasti pr1myslo-
veho mesta Lipska. Tyto male
ty Raj vyzadaly 81 rekordnf
ztratu 70 britskych letadel.
Byl to jiz devaty zhoubny
nalet ma Lipsko, pate nejvetsf
prGmyslove mesto Reichu, "a
tim co menS1 rychla letadla ty-
pu Mosquitoes napadla a bonn
bovala Berlin.
V dnesnfch rannich zpra-
vach bylo roznez oznameno, re
We vcerejsfch naletech ma Ne
mecKO Dyla take napadena a
bombovana mesta Mnichov a
Friedrichshafen.
81 nemeckychi letadel
sestreleno.
Americt1 letci We SVEN male
tn ma nemecke tovarny ma leta-
ola, sestrelili 81 nacistickych
letadel. Ma strane Americana
byly hlaseny ztraty 20 bombo-
vac1ch a snad ctyT bojovych le-
tadel; z techto bojovych leta-
del bylo pouze jedno hlaseno
"a ztracene, kdezto ostatn1 tri
pouze Ia pohfesovane.
Nacisticke tovarny ma letad-
la byly napadeny a bombova-
nyv Lipsku, Gotha, Bernbur-
gu, oschersleben, Brunswicku
a Halberstadtu, a mimo to byly
tyto letecke 1toky provedeny
ma radu jinych, blize neoznace-
nych mist v Nemecku.
Mad Londynem skupina ne
meckych letadel svrhla jisty pc
Get zapalnych bomb V ne
kterych vzdalenejsfch pred
mestfch.
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Letecka frOnta.
ZHOUBNY NALET

AMERICANA MA NEMECKO.
Ma 1000 letadel napadlo nacis
tickle tovarny ma vyrobu leta-
del " nskolika msstech. - 81
nemeckych letadel zniceno. -
Letci Raj podnikli tszky 1tok
ma Lipsko.
V nejvetsfm naletu v teto val
ce, provedenem "a dine, sta a.
merickych bombovacfch leta-
del - die posledn1ch zprav e.
600 podniklo v nedeli hlubo-
ko mad Evropu a bombovalo
hlavnf tovarny, vyrabejfcf pro
majesty bojova letadla. V pro-
hlaseni z hlavnfho americkeho
velitelstvf bylo uvedeno, re to
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Dive polske legie Sc pTidaly ku
SpojencHGm " Italii.

Druhy polsky armadnf sbor
pozGstavajfc1 re dvou divis1
muzd, kteTf uprchli v bezpeci
skrze Rusko, kdyz Nemci vtr-
hi do jejich domoviny, preset
do akce ma italske fronte pod
velen1m generala Vladislava
Anderse.
Polaci, vyzbrojenf Britanii a
Spojenymi Staty, prodelali W.
cvik ma StFednfm vychode pc
odjezdu z Ruska.