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VESSEL BLOWS-UP
IN new YORK BAY

NEW YORK, Jan. 8. up -
A United States destroyer blew
apart near the entrance of Lower
new York Bay today with blast
SO terrific that it hurled men and
guns into the sea.
Inc blazing ship sank in 40 min
utes as Coast Guard craft edged
10 her side to rescue 1853 men, in
Guiding 108 injured.
hours after the first blast, which
oeeufred at 6:13 a. M. (EWT), the
NaFy said the cause had not yet
oeeA determined. There was no
announcement regarding loss OF
me- but destroyers in wartime
300 men.
Inc blast, breaking windows a.
s,IOfe and arousing thousands OF
metropolitan New Workers from
snelr beds, ripped the ship as she
was preparing to get underway
% ok miles northeast of Sandy Hook,
~ d., and just a few miles off
Iohey Island, N. Y, naval spokes-
men said. .....
AN eyewitness said another ex-
pioSlon split her in tWo'' about
ave minutes after the vessel was
soahdoned at 7:o5 a. m. 1t sank
Snort time later.
Inc spokesman gave no indica-
'oA Of whether the sinking could
We attributed to a torpedo attack,
hlhe or an accident.
SURVIVORS told graphic stories
- cfeWmen manning hoselines to
"sht the fire, despite explosions
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TORPEDO SINKS
U.S.. DESTROYER

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. tR --
An American destroyer was tor
pedoed and sunk il the Atlantic
on December "a, the Navy report
ed today.
The Navy communique said on
ly that the fighting snip Was sunk
by a torpedo, not disclosing wheth-
er submarine, airplane or sur
face craft launched the torpedo.
The Navy also reported that Ar
my bombers hit Paramushiro,
japanese base at the north end OF
the Kurile island group, on De-
cember 81. This was the fifth time
that base had been bombed.
Communique No. 1874:
"Atlantic:'
81. A. U. S. destroyer was tor
pedoed and sunk il the Atlantic
on December "a, 1943 The next Of
Kin of the casualties aboard the
destroyed will be notified by tele-
gram as soon as casualty reports
are received.
North Pacific:
"2. On December 81, 1913, a
group of Army bombers bombed
Paramushiro. Results were not OBJ
served. All of our planes return
ed SAFELY
Since the start of the war, the
Navy has lost, by enemy action,
accident or destruction to prevent
capture, a total of 1877 vessels of
all types, of which AZ were de-
stroyers.
-Four destroyers out of the latter
total have been lost within recent
days. A Navy communique on Sat-
urday reported the destroyer Per-
kins lost in a collision off the
coast of New Guinea. Earlier Sec
rotary Knox had said that another
destroyer was lost in the New
Britain-New Guinea area. A de-
(COntinued on Page Two: Col. A.
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German Armies Plight In Russia
Steadily Growing Darker Hourly

bar a sweep in Poland, once the
Stuc tributary to the Pripet on
which Observation-Disclosures stands,
was crossed. FROM that point to
captured Olevsk 40 miles to the
north, Russian heavy field guns
were in range of Polish territory,
less than 10 miles away.
Russian practice would call for
a special award by Marshal Stain
to the first troops crossing the
line Their surge into Poland will
mark the beginning of the end Of
the Nazi invasion of Russia, tiny
as may be the first footholds seized
beyond Russian frontiers.
Continued on Page Two; Col. q
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WEATHER

FORECAST -
NORTH CAROLINA: Partly cloudy and
warmer Tuesday; cooler along the coast.
Fair and slightly colder Tuesday night.
Wednesday fair and warmer.
Eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1870 p. M, yesterday.
Temperature
1870 am, so, 1880 am, "a, 1880 pm, &c.,
1880 pm, 50.
Maximum IS, Minimum As, Mean S.,
Normal At.
Humidity
1 80 am, 90, 7:30 am, "a, l 80 pm, So,
1870 pm, "a.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending 1870 pm,
1.12 inches.
Total since the first of the month,
123 inches.
Tides For Today
(From the Tide Tables published by
U. S. Coast and Geodetic survey
High Low
Wilmington observation-disclosures 4:43a II :55a
Masonboro Inlet -------- casa 9:O2a
3:13p 9:21p
Sunrise, 7:18 am, Sunset, 5:16 pms
Moonrise, :23 pm, Moonset, 1:42 a.
Cape Fear River stage at Fayette-
Vile, 1925 feet.
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BY KIRKE L. SIMPSON
Press War Analyst

Probing Russian patrols probably
are already over the old Russian
Polish frontier in pursuit of routed
Nazi invaders, although Moscow
may withhold formal announce
ment of the fact until the border
has been crossed in force
With the fall of Novogorad-Vo-
ynsii, last of the NaZi's river pro-
tected anchor points east of the
Polish border in the northwestern
Ukraine, Russian troops with
in sight of the boundary on a 40
mile front. No formidable natural
obstacle doomed ahead Of them to
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TANK COL UllNS ARE BELIEVED
20 HAVE CROSSED POLISH FRONTIER:
s. - .sERLLN GIVEN WORST RAID OF WAR
RAGE IN CITY
Hitler's Proud Chancellery
Is Made Mass OF
Shambles

LONDON, Jan. 3.-tR)-Berlin
was ripped and scared by another
1000 tons of explosives and incen-
diaries early today in second
successive assault by kAF bomb
ers splitting doom from the skies.
Hitler's proud Chancellery was
made a shambles by block-bust.
ers, with hundreds of persons be.
lieved trapped in its big shelter,
Swedish travellers said. There was
no indication Hitler was there at
the time.
Two fires were burning in the
Chancellory ruins at 8 a. M, a
witness said. The area was cor
doned off and heavily guarded.
The Templehof Airdrome's main
administration building also was
ablaze when passenger transport
planes took off in the afternoon. In
the factory district of southeast
ern Berlin, considerable damage
was reported.
Traffic within the city was para
lyzed. There was no street car or
elevated service. Subway trains
alone were functioning. NeWspa-
pers were printed, but were not
delivered. There were no bread
deliveries.
The travellers in Stockholm said
Berlin's streets were clear of
snow. but the penetrating cold
worked great hardship, especially
on persons bombed out and those
trying to live in windowless
homes.
Fleets of Lancasters and Hall
faxes bored through freezing gales
and strong barrage of fighters
to hit the Nazi capital at 3 a. m.
the same hour as on Sunday -
in the 10th mammoth raid since
Nov. IS.
Those 10 strikes have dunped
more than $4,000 tons of bombs
on Berlin twice what London
took IN II months - and the Nazi
center appeared marked for build
bodybuilding extinction. Berlin is,
but half of London's size in area
and population.
Halls of flax and reinforced
swarns of fighters failed to halt
the Raj. which lost q bombers
over Berlin and in other opera
tons. Twenty-eight fell the Pre-
vious night. when Hamburg also
was hit.
1--WE had to shoot our way in by
the front door, and then shoot our
way out again. one pilot said,
while another airnan declared
'the flax was so thick we could
have stuck our wheel down and
ridden on it,
New-type flares, shot from the
ground, guided the German fight
ers, which began attacking far
from Berlin.
The bombers also fought 90
gale.
Two Large concentrations of
fires" burned in the city after to-
days roid, the Air Ministry said.
Swedish travellers, who termed
the latest assault the worst raid
we've yet experienced" said al
block-buster must have smashed
huge grey stone Chancel-
lery running a full block from
the Wilhelmsplatz to Herman Goe-
ring Strasse along Voss Strasse.
Continued On Page Two. Col n |
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BORDER TOWN TAKEN
5000 Germans Reported
Slain In Unchecked
Offensive

LONDON, Tuesday. Jan. 49,
Soviet tank columns apparently
swept into old Poland yesterday,
topping Novograd Volynski and
the pre-war border town of Olevsk
enroute, and a Moscow bulletin
early today said the Red army
killed 5000 Germans in it's un-
checked offensive over territory.
which had been lost in the first
month of the conflict.
Hundreds of Germans were sur.
rendering, throwing down t h cir
arms and going lover to the side
of the Red army" by entire COM
pany lots, said a midnight COM
munique describing one Of tn e
worst Nazi deoacles since the Stall
ingrad disaster.
Huge quantities of war equip.
ment fell to Gen. Nikolai F. Va.
tutin's forces, which included Si-
berian infantrymen Tile torrent Of
power unleashed b.; the First Tx
raine Army and the crumbling of
German lines ever The entire area
opposite central Poland made it
almost certain that flying Soviet
columns now were across the old
frontier below the Pripet marshes.
The border recognized by Moscow,
however, lies $50 miles beyond
captured Olevsk, once a customs
station seven miles from Poland.
Premier Marshal Joseph Stain,
in an order OF the day, late yes
terday announced the capture of
Novograd-Volyrski a rail and road
hub Is miles from t h e former
frontier.
General Vatutin, CO captor Of
Kharkov and the iherator of Kiev,
now has led his men 760 miles
from Stalingrad. Berlin lies nearly
600 miles to the west, and the
Russians are driving ahead on a
60-mile front.
Novograd-Voiynsk,, AZ miles be.
low Oevsk, was stormed and taken
by "a decisive offensive of tank
and infantry formations" Stalin's
order of the day said. He termed
the town of $4,000 "a large rail-
way junction and an important
stronghold of German defenses."
Emilcheno, 80 miles north of the
Novograd-Volynski, and Rogachev,
10 miles below, also were seized.
MoscoW's cIrnmunique recorded
by the Soviet mopitc1 fir m a
broadcast, disclosed that the Rus
SLAMS were advancing from 10 to
Is miles uaily.
To the southwest the rail JUNO.
ton of Berdichev headquarters Of
German Field Marshal Gen. Fritz
Won Mannsteln until the route be-
gan, was halt. surrounded and ex-
pected to 4all shortly.
Farther south the Russians
pressing toward the Rumanian
frontier were reported within 20
miles of the rail station of Vim
nitsa on the Kiev-hnaerinka line.
Vinnitsa is an enemy stronghold
near tie upper Bug river. The
Russians not only were seeking to
outflank the river defenses, but
also were striking toward Zhmerin-
ka, vital rail- objective.
The Germans in the Dnieper
bend apparently were faced with
a hard choice between two alter
natives-and in eitncr case must
act quickly. They either must
withdraw as quickly as possible
from the southern Ukl aine, or send
ill-spared reserves into relieving
counter-attacks.
1t was estimated that the Ger
mans need from 1901 to 100000
reserves in southern Russia if they
are to avoid disaster.
The Russians last were reported
Continued on Page Two; Col. A.
"
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Gen. Marshall
7iied-Up With
Strike Claim
High Official Said Labor
Troubles Were Aiding
Our Enemy

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3 -LR-
General George c. Marshall was
linked publicly tonight with the
New Years Eve statement thai
U. S. labor troubles have hurt the
Allies; President Roosevelt was
described as thinking along the
same lines" and ALL President
William Green challenged Mar.
shall or any one else" to prove
such a thesis
1t was Green who named Mar
shall in connection with the origin
ally anonymous warning that rail
and steel strike threats may have
delayed victory by providing grist
for the Axis propaganda mill.
Green said that the Army chief
of staff was reported to have
made the statements
I'VE challenge General Marshall
or anyone else to prove that the
record of Americas soldiers of
production provides an effective
propaganda weapon for the enc
NV sane Green in a statement.
The White House did not identi-
fv Marshall as the source of the
remarks. Stephen Early. Presi-
Dental secretary, contented him.
self with saying that the source
was a little bit more military"
than the President.
Asked if it was proper to deduce
that the President had been adj
voncing to some extent the view
OF the anonymous authority, early
replied:
Il don't know whether there is
any relation Or connection. One
probably is little bit more mill
tary THAI the other, you see. That
is his responsibility. entirely and
completely, and so is it the Presi-
dents as commander-in-chief.
Il don't think they are connect
ed or related except as they seem
to nve been thinking along the
same lines"
Green's vigorous challenge.
which also contained sharp blast
at gtver.nent officials for their
handling of the labor situation,
cLmaxed day of swirling de-
velopmelts arising from the publ
cation of the statement.
Reverberations were heard "A
Congress, several members criti-
cising the anonymous statement in
terms ranging from unfortunate"
to insulting. There were de-
mands for Investigations, but the
Senate Truman committee which
io~uires into a number of things
relating TO the war effort, said the
matter was simply none of its
business.
At Pittsburgh. President Philip
Murray declared in a telegram to
War Production Board Chairman
Donald Nelson, with copy to
Gen Marshall, that more than
81 million tons of steel were pour
e. at the enemy last year. He
added:
There must be little psyche
logical comfort for the enemy in
this amazing record When our
bombers fly over Europe they
drop steel encased bombs and not
psychology.
In making reference to psyche
loev I am referring particularly
to the term used by the unnamed
high Washington official in his
recent irresponsible attack on this
organization"
Murray declared the steel in
Continued OH Page Five; Col, a.
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u. S. Indicts 80 Persons
On Conspiracy Charges

WASHINGTON, JAM 3-lP-A three-year plot to
ncite mutny in the armed forces unsea the government
and set Nazi regime charged by Federal grand
jury today with the Indictment of % and two
conspiracy charges.
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Continued on Page Two; Col.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21
WALLACE VARUJE
PRED ~ISOLACNfKY.

Mfstopresident Henry Wal
lace pfednesl rec pred vybo-
rem Go pro politicke zalezi-
tosti, We ktere pravil, re anne
ricke obchodniky lie d6liti ma
dive skupiny. Do prvni skupi-
ny patti ii, kterf podporujf
sJednocenost spojenc6 a do
druhe zafadil ty, kteTf sc pTi-
drzuj1 isolace.
0 isolacnfc1ch pravil, re cas-
to podporujf finacne snahy
protizidovsk6 a n~epTatele pre-
sidenta nasf zeme. NekteTf 81
libuj1 v mezinarodnf ned6vere
a snazl Sc zviklati d1v6ru, KITE
rou skladame v ozbrojovacf in
dustrie. Ma to poukazal Wal
lace ma dnesni pomery v Ar
gentine, kterou dial "a odstra-
sujic1 pf1klad.
Mlstopresident dial ma jevo
velkou dGveru v blahobyt po-
valecny a pravil, re nase po-
staveni je takov6, kterym Dude
mono rozmnoziti mas celona-
rodn1 pr1jem pc valce ne $780,
600, 900, 900 rocn6, pfi pracov-
nj dobe 40 hodin tydne a pTi
tom Dude dosti jfdla pro vse-
chny, 365 dnf V roce. Oceka-
va, re Dude pc valce pozfvati
lid americky blahobytu, jestli
Sc Dude r1diti die pokynd v je-
no feci obsazenych, die KITE
rych lie z1skati "praci, spoke
jenost a mir.
Pro doc1leni zadoucfho a tr-
Vallejo blahobytu, odporucil O.
patfen1 vladnf pro pFechod cd
valecneho k normalnfmu zffze-
nj, ably nebylo mono velkym
korporac1m podr1diti 81 male
podniky a industrie a tax usku-
tecniti monopol. Poukazal da-
lie ma program povalecny, pTi-
praveny die zkusenosti presi-
dentem Rooseveltem, kterym
Dude mozny celonarodnf prf-
iem $13O,OOO,O 100000 pc valce.
Je to pf1jem potTebny pro pla.
cent valecnych dluh1 a protc
je velmi ddlezity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
MICHAEL 0 ZAPASITl
BUDE S THE GREAT DON
EVANS PRfSTf UTERY
" COLISEUM.

Ma zadost obecenstva Mr..
Ed Contos p~oTadatel kr1zko-
vych zapasG v Coliseum znovu
seradil diva vynikajfci zapasnf-
ky Michael Leone, 218 ID. e.
talsky champion) a The Great
Don Evans, 23O lb. z Texasu.
Zapasy tyto poradany budou
pf1stf 1tery. Zapas tento urcen
jest ma dobu jedne porazky.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Maurice LaChappelle, 1917
ID. z Francie a Jack Went
worth, 218 ID. (Kanadsky "a
pasn1k) utkaj1 Sc S Hans Kam-
pher, 232 ID. re ST. Louis a
Yellow Mask CD 218 Id.
V1tezi z1skati must dive v1tez-
stv1 re tTech utkan1.
V nasledujfcich 2 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujf:
Johnnie Long, 1877 Id. z Bal
timore VS.. Abe Tourist, 224 ID.
zidovsky zapasn1k z Ohio State
University.
Tommy O'Toole miami Flo
rida Irishman) VS.. Wild Dick
225 ID. z Kanady.
MARTIN AIRCRAFT
MATCH
Ed Clay, 100 ID. VS.. Lloyd
Mathis, 1876 ID.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
20 minut aneb 1 porazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21
Poslali serzanta k sluzbe do
tabora, jenz neexistuje.

Fort George c.. Meade. -
Will n6kdo, kde sc naleza vo.
jensky tabor Camp Lement
Md, pax serzant Lee Braem 2
Bremerton, Wash, no zada, a.
by mu O tom nechal vedeti.
Braem byl poslan do toho
tabora, avsak ami spojenemu
1sil1 ruznych dGstojnik1 We
Washington6 a ma letisti Wal
ker Field nepodaTilo Sc zjistiti,
kde Sc tento tabor naleza. O.
petne pokusy o rozreseni teto
hadanky nepfinesly vysledku a
proto Braem Sc konecne vydal
do tabora Fort Meade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21
Nemecti vandalove " Kijeve
Nikolaj, metropolit kijevskJ

NlKOlaJ, metrOpOllt klJeVSky:
Cely Sovetsky svaz INA 1lo-
hu, kterou V dejinach hrala XII
jevska universita. Tento velky
;vedecky a vychovny dstav byl
umfsten v budove, jez je jed
MIN z nejkrasnejsich del kijev-
ske architektury (byla posta-
vena We starem klasickem slo-
hu v roce 1910, navrhnutem B.
Barettim ST.
Kdyz jsme nedavno prisli k
teto budove, naskytl Sc nasim
zrakGm strasny obraz. Mad
hernia imposantnf budova byla
vybuchem ma mnohych mistech
zbofena a potion Nemci temer
dplne znicena ohnem. Mezi O.
brovskymi kulturn1mi poklady,
jez nynf jsou zniceny a z nichz
zdstal jen popel, byly archivy
starych d%okumentG, vedecke
knihovny obsahujfcf cetn6 wa
enc a ojedinel6 knihy, musea
obsahujic1 sbfrky zoologicke,
|jez byly znamy pc cele Europe,
jakoz i laboratoTe, vedecke
m1stnosti atd.
KonservatoT, pr11myslove sko-
ly, lesnicke skoly a jine vyssi
vychovne 1stavy V Kijeve po-
stihl tyz osud. Modern1 van
dalove 1pln6 znicili des1tky
strednfch skol, detskych opa-
troven a domov1; spalili cetne
knihovny, palace, kulturn1
strediska, ucitelske domovy,
nemocnice, kliniky pro matky
a deti, zdravotni STANCE, diva
ola a biografy.
Hitlerovci vykradli svetozna
ma musea, mezi mimi museum
ukrajinskeho umenf, museum
ruskeho umenf a museum u
men1 zapadn1ho.
Tovarny a cetne jine prGmy-
slove zavody, modernf pekar-
ny, skladiste, elektrarny, vo-
darny, lame a jine vefejne bu-
dovy,jakoz i tis1ce soukromych
domkG byly vyhozeny do pove-
tr1 a spaleny Nemci.
Ano, hlasatele, Noveho fa-
du" skutecne ukazali svoji pra-
YOU tvaf.
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TiChOmOTI.

Velitel sedmeho leteckeho
sboru We stTedn1m TichomoTi
general Hale prohlasil, re dive
japonske zakladny ma Mar
shallskych ostrovech byly 1pl-
ne neutralisovany a dalsi til
|tezce poskozeny pri soustav-
mem bombardovan1 souostrov1.
V jizn1m Tichomor1 byly O.
pet provedeny americke nalety
ma cetne japonske zakladny cd
Rabaalu ma Move Britanii az do
Balik-Papanu ma Borneu. Ma
Move Guineji pokracujf boje S
Japonci. Australia dobyli me-
stO SiO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21
NAVRACENY
MAJITELUM.

Washington, D. C.-Dne 27
prosince nasledkem hrozfc:
stavky zeleznicaT1 byly veske.
re zeleznice pTevzaty vladou
Pc urovnan1 mzdoveho sport
byly tyto zeleznice We stTedu
vraceny majitelGm. Rozkaz by
vydan Henry L. Stimsonem, Sc
kretafem valky ktereho oprav
nil president Roosevelt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21
Letecka frOnta.

Minuly patek odpoledne
pres 1900 americkych, brit
skych a spojeneckych bombar-
dovacfch letadel bombardova-
10 francouzske invasn1 pobTezi.
V noel ma sobotu podnikla
Raj mohutny nalet ma nemec-
Ike letecke tovarny, ktere Anne
ricane bombardovali v 1tery.
Byly bombardovany mesta
Brunsvik a Magdeburk, a men
81 jednotky bombardovaly Ber-
lin. Nalet ma Brunsvik a Mag
deburk trval pouze 25 minuty
ale "a tuto dobu bylo svrzeno
pres 1000 tun vybusnin, coz je
novy rekord. Anglicane ztra-
till 38 letadel, a We svedsku Sc
tvrd1, re Nemci tn pouzili rake
tove letadlo, podobne tomu, ja-
Ike zacfnajf pouzfvat spojenci.
z Ankary pfichazf zpravy,
re V dGsledku nekolika americ.
kych naletG je Sofie znicena
stejne jake Berlin. Vetsina bu.
dov je v troskach, nefunguje a.
nj elektTina, ami kanalisace q
vodovod, a vlada naf1dila 1pl.
nou evakuaci mesta. Cele oby.
vatelstvo prcha bud pesky ne.
DO V povozech ma venkov. Pr.
posledn1m naletu byli zabit
vVslanci ianonSkV a madarskH
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21
Ma 1000 lid zabito " Sofii.

Curych = Cd 5000 do 1000
lidf bylo zabito pTi naletu,
provedenem minuly tyden ma
Sofii, jak oznamil budapestsky
correspondent Basler Nachrich-
ten. Obyvatele zacali sc ste
hovati Sc z hlavn1ho mesta liz
pred tim nez vlada vydala roz-
kaz k evakuaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21
Italie a Balkan.

Francouzske oddly pod We
len1m generala Juina dobyly
ma italske fronte vesnici Ac-
quafondata, sest mil severovy-
chodne Casino a Americana
wall 1tokem Mt. Trocchio, 2
mile cd Casino, c1mz znacne O.
hrozily nemecke posice v tom
to mest6.
V Bosne Sc NemcGm podaTi-
10 vypudit Jugoslavce re dvou
NEST, jak oznamuje zprava z
Titova stabu. V Srbsku party
zani pokracuji v dtoenych O.
0onooSoL
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Syn marSalka Rundstedta
byl zajat Britv " Italii.

Kahyry, Egypt. = Syn marsal-
ka Won Runstedt, ktery slouzil
ma Jaderske fronte jake desat-
mix, byl nedavno zajat anglic-
kou hlfdkou ma pozorovacim
stanoviSti.
Rekl, re to byla jeho prvni
1loha pc navratu z dovolene,
kterou ztravil v Berl1ne, kde
zazil diva velke nalety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21
RUSKO ODMfTA NABfDKU
POLSKA.
Sovetska vlada nehodla vesti S
polskou vladou vyjednavani @
povalecnYch hranicich.

Sovetska vlada prohlasila v
Moskve, re prohalsenf polske
vlady v Londyne, ucinene v So
botu, "mG6ze byti jedine pova-
zovano "a odm1tnut1 Curzono-
wy linie", ma jej1mz podklade
Rusove hodlaj1 zT1diti hranice
mezi Polskem a Ruskem, a jez
ma byti podkladem k urovnanl
pohranicnlho sporu mezi ODE
mi zememi.
Soucasne odm1tla Moskva
polskou nab1dku O vyjednavan1
O t6chto spornych otazkach, a
zamitla take uvazovati o obno-
venf diplomatickych stykG S
polskou vladou v Londyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21
Pasmovy postovni system
Sc osvedcil.

Washington, D. c.. = Pas
movnf s~oustava, ktera byla
zavedena minuleho cervna We
vice nez 100 velkych m6stech,
osvedcila Sc tax 1spesnou v u
rychlenf dodavek, re postovnf
department rozhodl, ably zd-
stala trvale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-01-21

Velke zemetTeseni " Argentine
Mesto San Juan Sc 49, 900 O.
byvateli lei rozvalinach. Ma
5000 osob pTislo o zivot a mno
no tisfc z~raneno; skoda jde do
milion1 dolaru.