davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
OBYCEJNE NASTUZENf.

Statistika o obycejnem ma
stuzeni, jez je velmi rozsirene v
|dobe chladneho pocasf, je vel
mi zaj1mava. Je zajimavo, re
Tide s malym pTfjmem trpi ma
stuzen1m u porovnanf k lidem S
vets1m pffjmem v poctu asi
dvojnasobnem. Je tez zajima-
vo, re u farmard je nastuzeni
ponekud vice rozsirene, nez u
jinych tf1d obyvatelG. Toto
vyvolava pochybnost proti dom
hence, die ktere Tide venku
pracuj1cf trp1 meme nastuze-
MIN, nez Tide pri praci v do
mech a uzavrenych mfstech.
Jeden ddlezity pozadavek pro
uvarovanf Sc nastuzen1, je udr-
zovati pravidelne vycistovanf
tela. Trinerovo Horke Vino je
mfrne projfmave. Pouzfvejte
jej die navodu ma lahvi. Jo-
seph Triner Corporation, 1888
So. Ashland Ave-, Chicago
8, Ill. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
PANIKA MEZI ZRADCI MA
SLOVENSKU.
" prosinci 1900 clenI vystou-
pilo z Hlinkovy strany a 200
gardistH zbehlo.

z dobTe informovaych pra-
menu dosly sem re Slovenska
dals1 zpravy o tamn1 situaci.
Mezi slovenskymi quislingy Sc
rychle s1r1 panika a jew Sc ne
zratne znamky 1plneho roz-
kladu nynejs1ho Tisova fasistic
keno rezimu. Ia prosinec nej-
meme 1900 osob vystoupilo z
ludacke Hlinkovy strany a o.
700 Hlinkovych gardistG zbe-
hlo cd svych oddflG. Tyto de-
SERGE pokracuj1 pres to, re tax
zvany president Tiso a jeho
bratr premier Tiso vydali pro-
hlasen1 Ike vsem organisacfm
strany, re vystoupenl z nj "a
nynejsfch okolnostf je trestne.
Jeden dGvod k tomuto hro-
madnemu sb1han1 re strany je
povest, kolujfcl v Bratislave, re
Nemci mcdowell evakuaci do
Rakouska nebo do Nemecka.
Bratislavsky "Gardista" pTi-
nesl 9. ledna clanek, v nemz
rozeb1ra proc doslo ma Sloven-
sku Ike vzpouTe prot Tisove
Wade a NemcGm. Zm1neny list
cituje prohlasen1 slovenskeho
lekare, ktery Sc pridal k po-
vstalcGm, "ackoliv k tomu ne
byl nucen." Tento mezi jinym
pravil:
Mcneil jsme nikdy mic spo-
lecneho s "novym radem" We
slovenskem state a nestali jsme
O nej. Byli jsme prot nemu i
kdyz jsme mohli nit z neho W.
hody. NeveTili jsme V jeho tr-
valost a byli jsme pripraveni
jej opustit hned, jak nemecka
porazka Sc stala nevyhnutel-
nou. Bylo mnoho tech, kter1
byli ochotni Ike kazde trade je-
nom ably nebyli povazovani "a
pratele Nemecka."
Gardista ovsem naT1ka mad
temito slovy skutecneho sloven-
skeho v~lastence a oznacuje je
"a "zradu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
BELCAMP, Mo.
SOKOLSKA HLfDKA.
Oslava Masarykovych
naroZenin.

Zdejsf jednota je v plnem
proudu pfiprav S oslavou nase-
no nezapomenutelneho presi-
denta T. G.. Masaryka.
We vzpom1nkach Sc vracim
do detskych let studijnfch ma
gymnasiu. Byl jsem tenkrat
kvartanem (posluchac 4 trfdy)
kdyz jsem potkal naseho pre-
sidenta DR.. T. c.. Masaryka;
byl ma jeho oblibenem koni v
jeho tax skvele mu slusfcf Cap
&c Sc stuzkou v ceskych bar
vach.
Zastavil mne a S velkym za.j-
mem 81 nechal vypravovat co
jsme Sc ucili a coz kdyz Sc do
zvedel, re jsem narozen v Gle
velandu, Ohio,u tn zacal hned
anglicky a vzalo nam to skoro
hodinu, nez jsme Sc rozloucili.
Prave tax budou vsichni v
Belcampu vzpom1nat nejvets1-
no filosofa a ucitele narod1.
Nase deti budou NIT skolu We
ktere oslavf tohoto velkeho mu-
re tax, jak 81 to v detske dust
predstavuj1. Bratr Mojzisek,
jejich ucitel sam celou scenu
napsal a S detmi vypracoval,
coz je zarukou, re oslava Dude
hodnotna. Pc scene nasleduje
pf1lezitostnl film "NEPORA-
zENA ARMADA" Tato uda-
lost Sc Dude konat v mistnos-
tech ceskeho biografu v bel
campskem hotelu dine 3. brez-
ma.
Pfijd'te vsichni k nam a O.
slavic dustojne S Mani zakla-
datele Ceskoslovenske Repu-
bliky, DR.. T. c.. Masaryka. Bu-
dete srdecne vftani jake donna
We vlasti, neb Sc setkate S TENN
kterym blaho naSeho naroda je
made vSe!
DR.. Novak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
POLSKA KREV.

Nedbalova opereta tesla sc
velke pozornosti v Belcampu.
Film byl velmi dobre nahran a
kazdemu sc musel lfbit i kdyz
byl stars1ho data.
Stefan Hoza, Glen bratislav-
ske opery v roll hrabete hral a
zpfval velmi dobre. Anna On
drakova vyuzila vsech moznos-
tt, ktere il nabfdla dvoji role
dcery bohateho sedlaka a hos
podyne u hrabete. Pistek nj
kdy nezklame v roll selskeho
filosofa.
Nejvfce ma mas zap1sobila
polska vznetliva um1nena po-
vaha vyjadrena slovy "Psa
krev''!
Kdo videl "Polskou krev" ma
jevisti jiste uznal O kolik vice
prostory a seen NIUE film "a
chytiti We prospech vyjadreni
myslenky.
Cesky film v Belcampu Sc
test velke oblibe. Cestf sedlaci
prichazej1 z celeho okoli a &C.
kane jiz pf1st1 nedeli, nam mi
lie hosty z Baltimore.
Pfijdte V hojnem poctu Sc
pobavit do ceskeho prostredi a
poslechnout 81 cestinu z 1st ma
SIGH filmovych umelcG!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09

Vojfn Joe Piersol psal svym
rodicum, re kuchynska sluzba
81 Kitchen Police je mu re vse-
no nejmilejs1 a ma k tomu sve
pf1ciny. Jednou hrali kostky a
kdyz serzant prohraval, nab1-
oil vsaditi motor re svojf lodice
prot $500. Piersol vyhral a
kdyz pax mel kuchynskou sluz
bu, pfinesl 81 vyhrany motor a
pouzil jej k m1chan1 FRANKFORT:
Byly tax vyborn6, re je dustoJ
nfci chvalili a mne vynesly tff-
denn1 dovolenou. AZ dosud Sc
hlavne pouzivajf prazdne lah-
We k rozmackavan1 brambor,
ale mGj motor della lepsl a ry-
chlejs1 praci." /.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09

= Jedna krychlova stopa O.
Iowa vazf ITO liber, zlata 1904
libry; krychlova stopa plating
vazf 1888 liber, a rtut 849
liber.
- Prvnf a nejstarsi zpravy
o dubenkovem inkoustu pocha-
ri z roku 624 pc Kristu. W
tehdy slouzil dubenkovy in
koust k zaznamenavani pfsma.
Kop1rovaci inkoust vynalezl v
roce 1880 j. Watt.
- Ma klav1r Sc hraje asi 23O
let. V roce I'LL byl klavir wy
nalezen stavitelem spinet1 Bar
tolemejem Cristofori v ital-
skem meste Florencii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09

Credit for the ucces Of Lewis
and Clark's great expedition cro
the Rockies to the Pacific has long
been attributed to Sakokawea, wife
of a French interpreter. The Sho-
shone Indian girl with a baby on her
back acted as guide, cook and ennis
sary to the Indian tribes that muir
derously roamed the dangerous
trails from Stanton, North Dakota,
to the West Coast. Her statue adorns
the State House lawn at Bismarck,
serving as a constant inspiration to
North Dakotans fighting to defend
the great lands she opened to white
men. Japs might already have a
foothold on that land but for the sup
plies furnished American service
men through the purchase of War
Bonds. U. S. Treasury Department.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
Ruda armada "a 10 dni:
337 NEST a $4,000 obci.

Ia prvnfch devatenact dnf
nynejs1 ofensivy ma vychodn1
fronte, Ruda armada osvobo-
dila a obsadila 337 velkych a
vets1ch NEST a $4,000 meste-
eek a vesnic.
z uvedeneho poctu NEST a
obc1 bylo 1000 ma "svate pG-
de" Hitlerreichu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
Italske zeny obdrzely
hlasovacf bravo.

Kabinet premiere Bonomiho
dial italskym zenam, starym
pres FL rok, hlasovacf pravo.
VSem obc1m v osvobozene Italii
bylo nar1zeno, ably pfipravili
seznamy volic1 do 80 dni. Lo-
kaln1 volby budou konany ma
iaTe, vseobecne volby az po O.
svobozenf cele Italie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
Musi zastavit diskriminovani
cernochHE.

Washington (OWD = Pre-
sident1v vybor naTfdil, re fir
my Carter Carburator Corp. a
Wagner Electric Corp. ODE re
st. Louisa must zastavit sve "a
mftanf prijfmat do prace kvali-
fikovane cernochy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
ODPLATA Sc BLfzf.


Nynf, kdy Rusove stojf pred
oranaml Berl1na, Nemce liz
nc nezachranf, ackoliv do po-
sledni chvile tvrdili, re mali
CaJnou kartu v rukav6, kterou
az Vytahnou, tax zastavf Rusy
a daJi cele valce jiny obrat.
Kdyz zelezny kancleT Bismark
pred tr1 ctvrte stoletfm vytvoril
nemeckou risi, tax cely ten cas-
Sc Nemci chlubili, re ami iedna
nepratelska noha nevkrocila ma
posVatnou" p1du Nemecka.
Nemcl yerili, re Sc tax nikdy
nesml staff. Byli pysni, re vse-
emmy Valky Sc odbyly ma CHI
pude a prustf junkefi 81 to pri-
cltali "a zasluhy a tvrdili, re
am nynl Sc nepodarf neprfteli
vkroc!tl ma jich pGdu. Nemec-
KY Mlchl tomu veTil jake veril
yzdy vsemu co mu bylo vladou
receno a kdyz junkefi ffkali,
re vsechny valky budou vede-
ny ma 1traty jinych zemf, ra-
dovali Sc, re kdyz jine zeme
byly niceny, kdyz luftwafe bo-
ria Varsavu, Amsterdam a
Londyn, tax plni pychy tvrdili:
Nam Sc to stat nemdze!" Ne
mect1 sedlaci klidne orali a
v~zdelavali svoje role a pysnili
Sc, re Angle Dude zahy nemec
kyml aeroplany znicena, ale O.
nj Jsou mimo nebezpecf.
Ale nynf Sc pfihrnula anne
rlcka letadla, nejdTfv dala o.
kuslti NemcGm, jak to vypada
pc nepratelskem naletu, pax
pfislo k znicenf vsech pr6my-
slovych NEST. z Berlfna z1dsta-
la hromada rozvalin a nemec-
ka vojska byla vzdor zoufale
obrane zatlacovana a nez Sc
Nemci nadali, byl jiz nepf1tel
ma Jlch "posvatne" p1de a
kdyz Sc prihrnuli Rusove, tax
naciste zakusili vsechny hrGzy
valky, kter6 drive pfipraviii
jinym a jeste nev6df, co je &C.
ka dale, ackoliv jiz Goebelso-
WI zvan6n1 o tajne zbrani a
Hitlerovu ~ujistovanf, re Sc STA
ne zazrak, nev6Ti. Nynf Nemci
poznali ma sve vlastnf knzi co
jest valka a re Rusove jim hr1-
zovladu, kterou pachali v Rus
ku, oplat1. N6mci Sc small
kdyz bombovali Londyn a
Churchill chlacholil veTejnost,
slibuje Ia jednu bombu deset a
nynl sc presvedcili, re Churchill
neprehanel. Nynf nenf cas- k
nejake sentimentalite. Nemci
il take nemeli, kdyz nicili jine
zeme, mucili a vrazdili obyva-
t~elstvo. RGzni reformatofi by
chteli rdznymi prostredky pfi-
vesti hence k rozumu, ale to-
no nen1 nyn1 zapotrebi, pone-
vadz naziste seznali, re nema-
j a nebudou NIT zastance ma
celem sv6te a re r1znf tt ex-
peril, kteff chit, ably Nemci ne
byli tax trestani jak zasluhuji,
mluv1 nadarmo. R1znymi pro-
stfedky snaz1 Sc rGzni Tide ma
cisty napravovat, ba dokonce
nekolik zbrklych profesorI
chce nemeckou mladez prevy-
chovavat.
Thomas Mann ma jiny RECEIPT.
Ten tvrdf, re Nemci donna ne
mali tusenf, CO jich .vojska "a
zem1 provad6la, jak loupila,
vrazdila a nicila, z toho vseho
pry mic nevf. Nyn1 navrhuje
Mann, ably pry mela byt vsech-
ma ia zverstva sepsana a posta-
vena NemcGm v jich novinach
pred oci. Pry by Sc zastydeli a
sli do sebe a dokonce by snad
prosili "a odpuSten1. Pry my
sl1, re jich statecna armada bo-
jovala hrdinsky ale nedopusti-
la Sc mic necestneho. Nemci mu
81 pochopit, re "Boz1 mlyny
melou pomalu, ale jiste!"
n
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
Move platne znamky ma maso

Washington (OWI) - Cd
%. ledna plat1 6 dals1ch cerve-
nych kuponG ma maso a tuky,
jakoz cd 1. 1nora plat1 5 mo-
drych kuponG ma konservova-
ne zbOzi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
VSICHNI cINOVNfCI
USTREDNY G. N. S.
ZNOVUZVOLENI
MA ROK 1915

ZNOVUZVOLENI
MA ROK 1915.
We tcvrtek, l. 1nora t. r. ko-
mana byla v 1Tadovne G. N. S.
vyrocni schdze UstTednfho W.
boru Ceskeho Narodniho Sdru-
zenl V Americe, jenz jest nej-
vyss1m vykonnym organem te-
to ceske narodni odbojove or
ganisace. Cleny Ustredny ma
rok 1915 jsou nasleduj1cf "a
stupcl: Adolf Racer, John A.
Cervenka, Vincenc Vrdsky, Luz
mir Sehnal, Jir1 Prokop, Frank
Pohnan, Julie Hrychova, Jose
ia Verschoorova a Marie Hy-
nousova (nahradnici: Josefa
Saltova, Frank Starek a Marie
Jecmenova) Ia Krajsky vybor
G. N. S. v Chicago, jenz jest u
stanoven sjezdem jednati "a O.
statnl kraje G. N. S. v Ameri-
&c Karel M. Prchal; nahrad
mix '. Konecny (Americka O.
bee Sokolska) Alzbeta Stroll
mayerova (Jednota Ceskych
Damn Antonio Mazacova (Ce-
ska Sesterska Podporujfcf jed
nota) Anezka Kacena (Ustre-
dnl Jednota Cesko-Americkych
Zen) Vaclav Muzfk, nahrad-
mix Karel Kouba (Vyk. Vybor
Ceskoslovenskych SpoIk1 V A
merlce); Vaclav Simaner ga
padnl Cesko Bratrska Jedno-
ta) Josef Martinek (Svaz Del.
Tel. Americkych Jednot) ; Jar.
J. Zmrhal, nahradnfk Jan Opo-
censky (Narodnf Jedrota Csl.
PROTESTANT v Americe) Louis
j. Divina, nahradnfk Jan Char
vat (Csl. legionaTi v Americe)
Zastupce Ia Vyk. Vybor Svazu
Svobodomyslnych nebyl dosud
dfedne prihlasen.
Pc projednanf beznych zale-
zitost1 (ctenf protokol1, dopisGG
att podana vyrocni financn1
zprava "a rok 1914 a zaroven
i financn1 zprava z pr1jmu a
vydan1 UstTedny cd zahajeni
osvobozovac1 akce r. 1889. DIE
zpravy te celkovy pTfjem cinil
$1,182, 991.O8 a vydanf ST.
1l5,9O2.61 = pokladni hoto-
vost 81. prosince 1914 byla
S67,O88.47. Povalecny Fond
G. N. S. cini $3.50, 6O2.45. Kvo-
ia ma rok 1914 byla dosazena
neb Ustfedna obdrzela ma kvo.
tn $17O,00O.0O cd Krajskycf
Vyboru a idbocek G. N. S. oh.
nos $17O, 082.O6 a Americkemr
Cervenemu Kr1zi jmenem G. N
S. bylo odevzdano $42,344.7C
i celkem $213,426.76 Gil
125.54% urcen6 kvoty.
Pc podanl zprav nasledovals
volba ufedn1kG a clenG pracov.
mich vyborG ma rok 1915 S pTi
ietfm navrhu, ably vsichni tired
n1ci i clenove vybord zdstali W
svych 1radech pro tento rok
Ia m1stopTed. zvolen byl br
Lum1r Sehnal.-Urednici a Gle
move vyborG ma rok 1915 jsol
nasleduj1c1:
Adolf Racer, predseda; Az
beta Strohmayerova a Lumf.
Sehnal, m1stopTedsedove; Vim
cenc Vrdsky, tajemnfk-1cetnl
Vaclav Simmer, pokladnfk
JiTf Prokop, organisator; fl
nancnf vybor: Vaclav Simmer
Lum1r Sehnal, Julie Hrychova
Jir1 Prokop, Marie Hyonusovt
a Anezka Kacena; tiskovy {
organisacnf vybor: Jirf Prokop
Lum1r Sehnal, Frank Pohnan
Vaclav Simmer, John A. Ger
venka, Alzbeta S~trohmayero
va a Josefa Verschoorova; bon
dovy vybor: Lum1r Sehnal, Va
CLAW simaner, Marie Hynouso
va, d Racer a Vincenc Vrd
sky; politicky vybor: J. A. Ger
venka, Frank Pohnan a Franz
Starek. Dale zvolen novy w
Dor pro pripravovan1 progra.
mu G. N. S. pc valce: Adolf
Racer, Vincenc Vrdsky, Jif.
Prokop, Lumfr Sehnal, Josef
Martinek, Karel Prchal, Frank
Pohnan, Alzbeta Strohmayero-
va a Frank Starek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09
PFidsl sadIa a oIejG nezmsnen.

Washington OVID = Pru-
myslovl spotTebitele sadla a O.
lejG ma vafenf dostanou stejny
pf1del pro svou potTebu ma pr
WI ctvrtlet1 jake drive.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-09

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-18
SEz Who?

"X7ou n And there those who
wilderness
the the
1920 for war
uho?' sidthe eAmera Sez who:
and did
.yo, cant oe taxes
Won had framing them.
of i will to be rebuilt
"Se the 6Americn for ne.ce
and dset emotm momen ntous
in all history. 90 what! "s''"o oo9
It's true that keep all ~ pro-
;d h;a E,noan we'll
r;on "von,o no will be able
"se uho?" said the Americans the war
-andan
Not tbrougb government bandouts
saio he sho-sshoeo' he
afsn" and higher and higher But by
Americans productive
threw railroad the
can
You ucantp laboersf five o.n;nos for oil
aday,' said the look with-aarmsts
In ort by makin use O.
Of peace and plenty greater than any
"Youcan ntgetov theD Depresio yet
the Business nledgd do part
increasing
divide already
frightened te opportunities LOT oil ~
To the opportunities
of every possible o
"Sz zuho?" said the American "'"''4 WV "0AN''
proceed at the earliest
possible
world old
published clear The that be taken
wrld They the NATIONAL
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-18

This is business program for the future.
To bring it about as quickly as possible
will require your help. For its accom-
plishment will need legislative action
action that you can encourage. Postwar
tax policies that leave sufficient funds
for expansion. Laws that clearly prevent
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If you wish to know more about this
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-18

And now there are those who say,
"But we'll never be able to use in peace
all the productive capacity we built
for war"
SEE wh0?
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-18

American h
II @onomyg Mpa II
III COMMITTED Of NTIoNLA AMor Oh Of II
u business d o. in y
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-18

in order to provide more jobs for more
people including returning servicemen
and demobilized war workers.
1t proposes to put into workers hands
the most efficient tools available-so
that worker, by increasing his pro-
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earnings.
To increase the opportunities for all to
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they can be sold.
It proposes to seek, through unending
study and research in the fields of pro-
duction and distribution, every possible
means for lowering prices still further
over the years, so that more of the good
things of life can be enjoyed by more
and more of the people.
1t proposes to encourage full and free
competition to avoid restraint of trade
and en- acsuro hotter and hotter ya,ues
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The Whole PunOrumu Of Four
Yeas Of War Spread Before
You in Over 1000 Action Phofosl
GrippingI ThrilIingl unbeIievablel

Tor the first time in America work that records
q every phase of World War ii during the first four
yearsin hundreds of astounding photographs Fathers
mothers sisters brothers, sweethearts-al will want the
thrill of seeing the worlds baefrontS which their
loved hgh-of sharing their excitement horrors and
moments OF exultaon. In these extraordinary Voume-n
intimate, revealing piCtueSyou your fighting
from the foxoies of the South Pacific the
backgrounds of Europe making their courageous stand with
Macarthur Bataan and stormng the beaches Of
the Pacihc=blang ZeroeS and MeSSefehms the skies
sinking batleshps bloody invasion landings Fort
Europe And who has been stirred by the magn
achievements of Allies will actual pictures
the heroic defense of Stangrad the British campaign
Africa the Russians amazing Counerofensive along the
fronts Valiant died under making
this astounding Photographic record Miraculous shots
made the heat of baen major naval land and aerial
engagemen-by American British Russian French Italian and
German In ALL actually 1900
binary pictures packed into these mammoth volumes
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InvdsionS.

sInss o-osy We have witnessed
the most tremendous inVaslsHs
10 all hlstory. Even as you read
this. samsras are sapturins the
most spestaeUlAr battles ever
fsusht On this earth hUsdrsds
and hundreds sf amaxiRs photss
are bsins Incorporated late ~
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tsa 10 the 2-VelVms Set Dc.
serlhsd In this aAnoURssmeat.
THIS 3rd VolUms alss covers
Tremendous Allied NIstory OF.
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err PattoA't Nell on wheels"
DIX Army ratias thrOuah Ger.
maRYl
err Libsration 0t hAs sard Amer.
1EE leans frOm NaIi pTiboa
eampt!
err Actual PhOtos Of Parachute
1EE Ihvasi0a troops noatina from
the skies-aad In aetiea %
the eround
err Actual bllt1trlsg photst
1kc taken AZ the height Sf Mari
peSsr-inVasions of Poland.
france. Norway, Greece
rrr BatAan and Corre0ldor The
Xxx March Of Death hatAT.
thurs mea ureakias Vense-
ante With -hAma-thtsSAssi-
err Berlin In TuIas after 10. 900
AkE bomber blows and RosslAn
atsaUltSl
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An unbelievable collection.
would not sell these pictures for
several times the cost. unless could
definitely get another set. Mayor
Orville L. Hubbard. Dearborn. Mich.
The finest book OF pictures OF war
] have ever seen. N. N. Turtle
Creek. Pa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-24

ploy n must consider himself In
part responsible for the living
con htions of his help.
Mr.. Moore ssye a resume of
his long business experience in
the Middle West and New Or
lea ms, explaining the principles
by which he had guided his own
business to success. He said that
he did not have labor trouble.
NV employees know what pro-
fit can make on my product
ard they know how much of ii
goes into their salaries: they
know they r getting a square
deal and we have no trouble"
He said that MANY business
men need to revise their attitude
toward labor. "The important
thing is not to handle labor but
to get along with labor" He
said that he considered himself
responsible for the living stand
ard of every employee. and If a
man deserved a higher living
standard he tried to help him
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-24
Vulsin DeJeun To
Report Next Week
To Ship AT Norfolk

The departure of Valsin De
Jean August %, to report back
o his post on the USS "Taharee"
at Norfolk, Va, after a visit
with his parents, Nj. and Mrs. V.
F. DeJean, will bring to a close
/ series of family events in his
honor.
DeJean, who has the rating OF
motor mechinist's mate, first
class, was one of the survivors
of the US cruiser Quincy" which
sank off Gaudalcanal after it
lad fired the first shot OF the
Pacific invasion. He says that he
knocked at the front door OF the
enemy in that battle and kept ON
until he practically arrived at
he back door. He was in the
battles at Okinawa, lie Jima, and
was also at zap. His ship was
one of the few that went safely
through the typhoon of Dec. ID,
1914, and he took part in the res
cue of survivors from other yes
sells that were sunk.
His present ship served as a
destroyer escort in the South
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-24
Col. White Tells
Rotary Stories
Of Jungle Warfare

Lt.-Cof. Russ t. White of
Dothan. Ala, told Pascagouia
Rotarians at their regular meet
ing "Wednesday some of the ter
rible experiences of men under
fire in a jungle campaign, one OF
which he described in detail.
An acknowledgement for the
3lst Division, Col. White was an
administrative officer and not
required to go into combat. How
ever, since one of his duties was
communicating with parents of
men wounded and killed, he got
permission to go into combat in
a Jungle skirmish and for a num-
Der of days and nights the party
alternately crawled and fought its
way along the difficult jungle
trails.
They were exposed to constant
sniper fire. and were facing Jap
troops that had greater expert
ence in the jungle. Once during
the night a party of Japs infil-
tered the lines and lobbed 46
hand grenades at the foxhole of