davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Tomas Bafa jednal s csl
ministrem prHEmyslu.
(CTK)

(CTK) - CeskOslOvensky
fisk zaznamenal IL. rijna zpra-
WI, re Tomas Bata mladsl, KITE
ry pred n6kolika tydny pfijel z
Kanady do Prahy, jednal ma pc
zvanl ministra prumyslu B.
Lausmana S ministerstvem pr1-
myslu O moznosti pomoci csl.
obuvnickem a kozarskem prd-
myslu. Vysledkem techto jed
mani byla nabidka Tomase Ba-
tt ceskoslovenske Wade, re "a
hranicni spolecnosti Bata dava-
il k disposici suroviny potfebne
k vyrobe n6kolika milion1 part
bot S tim, re tyto suroviny mai
byti uhrazeny zbozfm, ktere
Ceskoslovensko NIUE do ciziny
vyvezt. Soucasne bylo jedna-
no o zpGsobu spoluprace mezi
zahranicnimi a tuzemskymi
podniky Bata. Toto jednani
zatlm bylo 1spesne skonceno.
ODE strany vSak budou zkou-
matt moznosti dalsfch vzajem-
nych stykG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Zahranicni novinari ma
Tesinsku.

(CTK) - We dnech 9. az 10.
listopadu navst1vila skupina "a
hranicn1ch novinar1 TeS1nsko a
Opavsko, ably Sc ma mlste pre-
svedcila O narodnostnfch pome-
rech a O celkove situaci. Vsich-
nj svorne potvrdili pc rozho-
vorech s polskymi delnlky i u
citeli, re polst1 obyvatele ma Te-
sfnsku jsou spokojeni a nedeje
Sc jim zadne prikori. Hoste,
mezi nimiz byli Anglicane Van
Der Bill, slecna MacGee z Ka-
nady, correspondent Sunday
Times" Watsworth a korespon-
dent Business Week" Frank,
jakoz i novinaTi francouzsti a
svycarstf, shledali, re tesfnsky
problem neexistuje a vyzvedli
demokraticky zp1sob jednan1,
jehoz byli svedky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Americana " lie Havre utkali
Sc s Francouzi.

Cely LeHavre S vyjimkou
klubG Cerveneho KT1ze a arma
dy byl zakazan vojakGm anne
ricke armady. Rozkaz je ma
sledkem srazek mezi americ-
kymi vojaky a francouzskymi
civilisty, jak oznamuje paffz-
ske vydani Stars and Stripes.
We zprave Sc pravi, re tento
rozkaz vydan pc dvou mesic1ch
vypln6nych nasilnostmi, pocf-
tajlc V to 1toky a stTelbu.
correspondent Nat A. Bar
rows DAILY News" V fade
clankG vyl1cil nebezpecne
vzrGstaj1cf trenice mezi fran
couzskymi civilisty, kter1 jsou
valkou unaveni a americkymi
vojaky, touzfcimi pc domove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23

RED CROSS
Washington = 13, D. G..
PlZen. Ceskoslovenskt

Plzen, Ceskoslovensko.
Pro pf1slusnfky americk6
branne moci v Cesokslovensku
byly zr1zeny diva kluby americ-
keno Cerveneho KT1ze - ieden
v Plzni a jeden v Marianskych
Laznich. Krone toho je v Ces-
koslovensku pet klubomil1 Ger
veneho Kffze, kter6 Sc roz.jfz-
deli pc hrbolatych silnicfch v
okrsku sto mil cd zminenych
dvou NEST a staraji Sc O rozpty-
leni vojakd V odlehlych. mis-
tech.
V Plzni je klub Cerveneho
Kffze primo ma nam6stf. V klu-
bu 81 vojaci pochutnavaj1 ma
"doughnuts' S kavou, zabavujf
sc tea-dancingy, hrou v kuzel-
ky ma prostranne stTese a r1z-
nymi hrami a pracemi v zabav-
nj m1stnosti a v dime; vedy-
chtivejs1 jejich soudruzi uci sc
We tr1dach r6znym jazyk1m.
Marianskych Laznich, mex
dejsim dostavenicku mezina-
rodn1 spolecnosti nachaz1 v pff-
tomnosti pobaven1 pres 1000
a~merickcyh vojakG tydne. Klub
Cerveneho Krfze je umfsten We
vystavnem Lazenskem dom6,ve
kterem je nadherna tanecni sin
kde Sc vedle tanecnfch zabav
poradaj1 i filmova pTedstaveni.
Je tam i divadlo pro koncerty a
divadeln1 pTedstaven1 a kavar-
ma uvnitr budovy i pod sirym
nebem. V %prostorne hern6 uci
Sc americtl vojaci kulecn1ko-
wynn hiram, jak Sc hraj1 v &C.
chach.
Ctyry klubmobily rozjfzd6jf
Sc do okolf Plzne, patty obslu-
huje osmdesati milovou oblast
u Karlovych VarG az k hrani-
elm pasma, obsazeneho Rusy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23

ny, ty Sc chteli pomstit. Tento
okamzik pomsty pfece jen pri-
sci a chteli jsme Sc pomstft vsi-
chni! Jeste dnes jsou v Praze
skoro u kazdeho domu pomnic-
KY z cihel a kvetinami S napisy
Ktery hrdlna tam padnul "a ma
Sc osvobozenf.
We stfedu rano 9. kv9tna pri-
slo nase slavne vysvobozenf neb
Jsme 81 jiz tiskli ruce S rudou
armadou a pax bylo zbylym
nemc1m kterych tn bylo jest6
ma tisice horko a zacalo steho-
vani n~emeckych bestif.
Pc cele tri dny jsme mohli s
mimi delat co chteli, tax 81 pred
stavte co uzili, nejvfce radili
zeny.
ia jsem jim to pfrala ale ne
mohla jsem Sc ma to ami divat.
ale myslim, re jsme jim nespla-
till ami jedno procento "a tech
sest let naseho utrpeni.
Muslin jiz prestat psat nebo
by to nemelo konce co vse bych
Yam vsem cht6la napsat.
JeSte jednou Vas mnohokrat
zdravime a libame.
Ema, Alena a BOA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Prazane pTipravili odjizdejici
Rude armada srdecns ovace.

(CTK) = Reuterova tiskova
kancelaf oznamila, re Prazane
pfipravili ma rozloucenou po-
chodujlcim ruskym oddil1m
nadsene ovace. Ulice hlavniho
mesta Prahy byly ma pocest Ru-
sG slavnostne deokorvany vlaj-
kami a lid b%ourlive zdravil Cd
j1zdejici ruske vojaky. Ma
Vaclavskem namestf byla po-
radana slavnostni vojenska pre-
hl1dka, pfi n1z pochodovali S
kyticemi kvetG sovetstf i cesko-
slovenst1 vojaci kolem tribuny,
ma ktere stall president Benes a
clenove ceskoslovenske vlady.
Pocatkem prosince Dude do
koncena evakuace ruskych O.
kupacnich posadek z Ceskoslo-
venska. Bylo tez oznameno, re
take americke vojenske velitel-
stvi planuje evakuaci americ-
kych oddilG, ktere odjedou 2
Ceskoslovenska koncem tohoto
mesfce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
VANOCNf LfSTKY.
(Tiskova sluzba American Re-
lief for Czechoslovakia.)

Znamf clenov6 nasf umelec-
Ike kolonie v Hollywoodu, Ca
lifornia, filmovy herec Rudolf
Myzet a vehlasny dirigent ia
70 Sokol Churain, objednali 81
naSe vanocnf listky lined jak-
mile sc o Mich dovedeli.
Tyto pTekrasne vanocnf list
ky vytvorila ceskoslovenska
malffka pf. A. r. Gilbertova a
svou praci v6novala CO sv1j
prfspevek pomocne akci pro
Ceskoslovensko.
Ma listcfch jsou tri d9vcata v
nadhernych narodnfch krojfch
a vystizne symbolisujf vdecnost
"a osvobozen1 vlasti a nad6ji a
viru v Stastnejsf budoucnost,
jakou napln6na budou vsech-
ma ceska a slovenska srdce az
mas lid slaviti Dude prvni sve
vanoce We svobodne op6t vlasti.
Vanocni doba Sc kvapem bill
II. Budeme vsichni posilati
pozdravy svym pfatelGm a Una
mym v Americe a .zvlast6 We
stare vlasti, kde pc dlouhe do
be nezmerneho utrpenf proz1-
vati budou prvn1 radostne va
nOce.
Chcete-li svym pfateldm a
Znamym svou vanocn1 vzpo-
m1nkou zpGsobiti radost a SOU
casn6 projevit uznanf organi-
saci, ktera Sc o pomoc Cesko-
slovensku stara, poslete jim
llstky, kter6 vydal American
Relief for Czechoslovakia.
L1stky tyto prodavajf Sc bez
vydelku, pouze "a rezijnf ce-
nu, a mali 1cel vyhradn6 pro-
pagacn1.
Soubor 10 vanocnfch listkn
6 v perokresb6 a 5 v zivych
barvach) s obalkami je "a 81,
postou $1.O5 "a kazdy soubor.
Tyto l1stky mohou Sc do sta
re vlasti poslati v zalepene o.
balce bud obycejnou postou "a
5 cent?, nebo leteckou postou
"a 80 cent?. Pouzijete-li le-
tecke posty, pfipiste ma obalku
AIR MAIL.
Objednavky poslete ma adre-
SUI: American Relief for Cze-
choslovakia, 3917 West 26th
ST., Chicago = %, I'll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
DR.. Bohac k otazce Luzice.

(CTK) = Prazsky rozhlas
citoval clanek DIR. Bohace, KITE
ry napsal do "Svobodneho slo-
va" k otazce Luzice toto:
"T. G.. Masaryk zadal pc pr
vni svetove valce oddelenf Lu-
zice cd Nemecka. Ones jde O
to, IDA luzicti Srbove mohou
zfskat politickou svobodu a "a
jakych p%odmfnek. Tvrdf Sc ne
pravem, re pozadavek "a sa-
mostatne Luzicko jest jen "a
minkou pro ceskoslovenske a.
spirace pc novem 1zemf. Brit
stf novinaTi kladli nasemu mi
nisterskemu pfedsedovi "a je-
no pobytu v Londyne vyznam-
ne otazky v tonic smeru a ia
zali Sc no take, IDA Ceskoslo-
vensko nechce ST pfivtelit Cote
buy. Ceskoslovensko vsak ne
NIUE dnes zadat samospravu
Luzice proto, ably il mohlo Ii
ira pTivtelit k republice. Ones
81 uvedomujeme, re luzickymi
Srby nejsou jen ii, kteri mluv1
luzicko-srbskym jazykem: V
Luzici je mnoho lidf luzicko-
srbskeho pGvodu, ktef1 mluvf
jen nemecky a jsou 81 pri tom
dosud vedomi sveho slovanske-
no pGvodu. Tez je jisto, re v
postavenf luzickych SrbI ma
stala nejprfznivejsf zmena k
lepsimu, pokud Sc tyce polite
ko-zemepisne posice. Bylo by
mono zrfdit luzicky stat, KITE
ry by Sc ma vychode opfral O
Polsko a ma jihu o Ceskosloven-
sko. Stat takto vytvoreny by
vznikl "a docela jinych okolno-
stf nez jak byl planovan pred
25 lety a mel by S obema slo-
vanskymi sousedy nejlepsi sty-
ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Patnact valecnych lodi Dude
odvazet vojaky Spoj. StatI.

z lodstva bylo oznameno, &c
Is valecnych lodi bylo zmene-
no ma vojenske tr%ansporty, KITE
re budou dopravovati americ-
Ike vojaky z evropskych prfsta-
vi do Spojenych Statu. Mezi
Mani je tez letistn1 LODI Enter
prise" a bitevnice Washing
ton"
Kazda z techto lodi vykona
nejmene ctyri cesty pres ocean
do 1. 1nora 1916. Ocekava Sc,
re "a tri a pGl mesfce Dude tax
to dopraveno domI $4,000
vojakG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
csl. ministerstvo obrany ocenu-
je ruskou pomoc dodavkami
zbrani.

(CTK) - Prazsky rozhlas
vysilal tuto zpravu:
"Ze Sovetskeho svazu Prize
ly do Ceskoslovenska dlouhe
nakladni vlaky s novou vyzbro-
il pro ceskoslovenskou armada
darovanou sovetskou vladou."
Ministerstvo obrany prohlasilo
o techto dodavkach, re "Sovet-
sky svaz spravne chape mimo-
radne postaven1 Ceskosloven-
ska, jake nejpzapadnejsi W.
spy Slovanstva v srdci Evropy.
Sovetsky svaz 81 uvedomuje, re
nezavislost Ceskoslovenska by
nikdy nebyla zabezpecena bez
slime armady, a pomaha proto
usnadnit jeho obranu zasilkami
nejmodernejsich zbrani. Ones,
kdy musfme zapasit S velkymi
hospodarskymi tezkostmi, ne
Jsme jeste S to nalezite ocenit
velkost tohoto daru, jehoz hod-
nota jde do miliard. Je vsak
nutno 81 uvedomit, re rovne5
Sovetsky svaz Sc teprve zota,
vuje z krutych d1sledkG valky
Pr tom Sc vsak S Mani bratrsky
deli O prvnf vyrobky z move pc.
stavenych tovaren a plni tin
smlouvu O vzajemne pratelskt
pomoci a povalecne spolupraci
Je treba NIT ma pameti, re by
to trvalo nekolik let, nez by &c.
skoslovensko mohlo zaplatit "a
tyto miilardove hodnoty, ktert
dostava darem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Zpravy z Ceskoslovenska.
ceskoslovensko ocenuje pomoc
Rude armady.

(CTK) = Prazskym rozhla-
sem byly 6. listopadu vysilany
projevy generalniho tajemnfka
1stredniho vyboru komunistic-
Ike strany v Ceskoslovensku po-
stance Rudolfa Slanskeho a po-
stance csl. strany lidobe Aloise
Petra, ucinene ma manifestaci
k %. vyroci revoluce, pofadane
Sdruzen1m pTatel Sovetskeho
svazu. Mezi jinym poslanec
Slansky p%rohlasil:
"Sovetsky svaz jest jediny
stat, ktery nevede prot nam u
razlivou kampan a ktery SOU
hlasl S naSim pozadavkem, re
neslovansk6 mensiny must byt
2 naSeho statu vystehovany.
Mnoz1 Tide u mas jsou pTekva-
peni tim, re Ruda armada ne
zasahuje do naSich vnitrnich
vecf. A tit1z Tide mali odvahu
vytykat nam, re p%omahame "a
sobovat nekolik malo divisi Ru-
de armady, ma m1sto ably 81 u
VedOmili, re Sovetsky svaz wy
zbrojil, vybavil a zivil nasi ces-
koslovenskou armada v Rusku
zdarma a re dnes vyzbrojuje
naSi novou ceskoslovenskou ar
madu, ktere poskytl materially
v hodnote 20 miliard korun.
Ones nemGzeme dovolit niko-
mu "a zadnych okolnostf, ably
oslaboval pouta naSeho pratel-
skeho svazku Sc Sovetskym
svazem. Tt, kdoz tax cini, pra-
cuj1 prot zivotn1m zajmGm ma
seho naroda."
Poslanec Alois Petr zdGraz-
nil We sve reel mezi jinym toto
Ones je kazdemu jasno, Re
Sovetsky svaz, hospodaTsky a
vojensky Shiny, Dude rozhodu-
j1c1m politickym cinitelem ne
jen We vychodnf a stfedni E.
vrope, ale re jeho HAS padne
ma vahu v cele Europe. Mall
Sc tedy mas stat a mas narod po-
dilet ma tonic politickem vyvo-
il Slovanstva Europe, pax mu-
sine zlti nejsrdecnejsi doho.
de Sc Sovetskych svazem nebot
jenom spoluprace s MIN nam u
moznf slime postaven1 v polite.
KEN zivot6 slovanskych marc.
du. Take ia pocituji, re nej-
SINE dost vdecni Rude armade.
Kdyz predstavitele nasi vlady
Sc V Moskve loucili Sc Stalinem
a projevili pTi tom nadeji, re
brzy budou moci uv1tat Rudou
armada V Ceskoslovensku, Sta
lin podotkl: "Pamatujte vsak
ma to-, re vojaci nejsou andele.'
To je ovsem pravda. Vojaci
nejsou and6l6, a nejsou JIM a.
nj Rusove, ami Americana, ami
nasi vojaci. Pres to vsak by to
bylo straslivym nevdekem, kdy
bychom z%apomfnali, re tito vo-
|jaci bojovali cd Stalingradu az
do Prahy a re kazdy krok ma
tonic dlouhem pochodu je "a
placen krvf naSich osvobodite-
H."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Cesi zatkli Goeringova braks
V Nemecku.

Ceskoslovenst1 vojaci, operu-
j1c1 v Nemecku "a pomoci A
mericanG, zatkli Alberta Goe-
ringa, bratra Hermana Goerin-
ga a byvaleho reditele Skodo-
vych zavod1 v Plzni Ia nemec-
Ike okupace, jak bylo hlaseno
rozhlasem z Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Cordell Hull obdrzel Nobelovu
snu miru.

Nobelova cena mfru pro rok
1915 byla udelena byvalemu
statn1mu sekretaTi Cordellu
Hullovi, jak oznamila norska
informacn1 sluzba v Londyne.
Jake statnf sekretaT, Hull
polozil zaklady Ike konferenci
v San FRANCISCAN, ma nfz byla
napsana charta Spojenych ma
rodG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Bella Tuka Dude postaven pred
lidOvV soud.

Bella Tuka, premier sloven-
ske loutkov6 vlady "a nemecke
okupace, je mezi osmi Slovaky
kterf budou postaveni pred Ii
dovy soud, jak oznamuje Tass
We zprave z Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
VeIitel tabora Majdanek byl
odsouZen k smrti.

Anglicky rozhlas oznamil,
re Paul Majdanek, "kat zloTe-
ceneho tabora Majdanek", byl
odsouzen k smrti lidovym SOU
dem v Lubline.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Sbirka znamek presidenta
Roosevelta Dude prodana.

Osobnl sbfrka znamek zem-
releho p~residenta Roosevelta
byla poslana z Hyde Park, N.
Y. spolecnosti HI. R.. Harmer,
Inc, ktera Sc zabyva drazbou
znamek, ably byla prodana We
verejne drazbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
Zahajeni vyvozu
z Ceskoslovenska.

(CTK) - Dne 9. listopadu
opustila bratislavsky pristav
prvn1 LODI S ceskoslovenskym
vyvoznim zbozfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
v anglickem pasmu odstraneno
Jig ma 10000 nacistE.

Jak Sc vyslovil jisty ddstoJ-
nfk kontrolnl komise, V angllc-
KEN pasmu bylo odstraneno
jiz ma 100000 nacist1 z 1fad1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23
THE TELEGRAF

Published every Friday by
Rohemian-American Publ. Co,
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, BROADWAY 1858
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-23

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-31
Thieves EIude
Farmer Posse
One Morouder
Believed Wounded

WARREN-Thieves who have
repeatedly prowled an extensive
chicken farm on 15-Mile road
near Dequindre, on M o n d y
were treated to vigilante action
which would have done credit
to the Old West.
Trapped in a cornfield after
an alert neighbor had spread the
alarm to surrounding farmers,
the thieves slipped away in the
nick of time before armed farm
ers, State Police and sheriff's
deputies surrounded the area.
Headlights from q dozen au-
tomobiles ept across the
standing corn, while eight men
armed with rifles and shotguns
Systematically searched the field
until dawn. Police joined the
posse of farmers.
SERIES OF THEFTS
The incident climaxed a series
of chicken thefts at the farm of
Ernest Belmont, 1900 15-Mile
road, in which $50 of Bellmont's
more than 1000 fancy friers
See THIEVES-Page !
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-31
Senate Eyes
Coal Shortage
Butter Also
Under Scrutiny
WASHINGTON, July al

WASHINGTON, July 3l-tF
- Senate investigators studied
the butter situation, next win
ter's coal supply prospects and a
postwar employment program
today.
Questioning Of a witness on
the butter situation developed a
clash in the small business COM
mittee that resulted in Senator
Ellender (D-La) walking out OF
the hearing. Acting chairman
Wherry (R-Neb) had asked DR..
D. A. Fitzgerald of the War Food
administration, whether large
quantities of stored butter had
been sold to soap factories.
See COAL-Page Z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-31
Jurors Weigh
Hooper Case
Fote Of Four
Being Decided

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July
81 - up - The case against
four men accused of conspiring
to murder State Senator Warren
G.. Hooper was given to a Cir
cult Court jury at 1912 a. m,
C.W.T., today.
As the jury prepared to retire
A. Pate Buck. 81, Battle Creek
automobile dealer, one Of the
members of the jury, asked the
court: "What is the scope of the
immunity that has been granted
State witnesses?
II would like to know how
far it reaches. Does it apply only
to this case or does it include
murder?"
Special Prosecutor Kim Sig
Ter leaped to his feet explaining
it applied only to this case. He
was contradicted by Defense At
torney Maurice j. Walsh, who
said the immunity applied to all
charges.
Judge Hatch told the jurors 1t
was not their prerogative to
consider how far the immunity
reached.
Henry Luks, and Sam Abram-
owitz, ace State Witnesses. testi-
fled from the stand that they
had been granted immunity by
the State in return for their tes-
timony.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-31
Doomed vit|,y
Leader FIees
Spain by Air
Detention by Yonks
Moy Prove Isaoh~,ap
Diplomatic Problem
BY TOM OCHILTREE

Associates ffeSo 0tott WttSo4
Pierre Laval, sought by
France on a charge of collabor-
alton with the Germans, flew
from Barcelona to Linz, Aus
tria, today and surrendered to
US. authorities.
Ordered out of Spain after Z
90-day stay, Laval, former chief
of Government of the Vichy reg
ime, was accompanied by his
wife and two German Air Force
officers in full Luftwaffe uni
form. The party lew in . Swas.
tika-marked German plane.
In a communique the Spanish
government said Laval had
been asked to leave Spain Aft
Ell the Frenchman's offer to sur.
render to the United Nations i'm
stead of to France alone waD
turned down.
TOUGH PROBLEM
It was believed that Laval's
presence in the American o.
cupation zone in Austria would
offer a tough problem to French
American relations which could
be solved only by the prompt
delivery Of Laval to French au-
thoritieS.
In Paris, meanwhile, Gen.
Maxine Weygand testified that
Marshal Petain sent Z secret
telegram to Adm. Jean Darlan
ordering the Admiral to cease
operations against United. States
and British forces at the time
Of the Allied invasion Of North
Africa In the fall of 1042.
Testifying as q defense wit.
ness at the trial Of Petain. La
walls superior in the vichy reg
ime, Weygand did not mako
clear whether Darlan ever ~
ceived the telegram. Weysandso
testimony, however. marked tn
first time anyone had stated Tint
Petain had any part In hating
French resistance 10 the Allies.
AIDED GERMANS
Petain, whose trial In Paris
now was in Its eighth day, u
charged with intelligence with
the enemy and plotting against
the security of France.
The Potsdam conference wa
believed to have reached . point
where the heaviest work Do.
wolves upon President Trumonv
See LAvAL-ragU :
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1900 Carrier
Planes Scar
Stricken Japan
Worships Bombord
Home lslonds in
Dorins Monsuver
BY LEONARD MILLIMAN
Associated Press War Writer


American Warships lombard
ed Japan for the seventh time
today as Allied planes were
credited with taking a three
day toll of 207 Nipponese ships
and 430 aircraft.
The great Allied fleet which
has been preparing Japan for
invasion for three weeks was
apparently moving back into
waters near Tokyo, lending
weight to enemy reports of in
tensified preparations TO meet
assault waves on the shores xOf
the homeland or China.
Latest bombafdment - the
second in "a hours-was car
ried out this morning by des-
troyers operating boldly in Su-
ruga Gulf 80 miles southwest of
Tokyo. They shelled Shimuzu,
Nippon's greatest aluminium
producing city, only As miles
northeast of Hamamatsu, target
of 16-inch battleship guns "A
hours earlier.
ADMIT DAMAGE
Tokyo admitted one Shimuzu
industrial plant was squarely
hit. The enemy radio said the
bombardment lasted only five
minutes, during which 80 shells
were poured into the city.
The Smelling came on the
heels of a 13-hour carrier plane
raid over a 400 mile arc of ia
pans main island, reaching from
Tokyo Bay to the Maizuru Ma
val base on the west coast OF the
island. Sixty vessels and 1873 air.
craft were destroyed or damag-
ed and at least SO airfields
bombed-pocked.
Simultaneous strikes by
Fighters and bombers from Ok
inawa and Two Jima added 40
more ocean going surface craft
TO the days toll.
REVISE FIGURES
Revised figures on last Satur-
days Allied carrier sweep over
the inland sea and huge Kure
Naval base listed LAT vessels
and 292 aircraft wrecked, in
GLIDING two aircraft carriers
damaged and a cruiser sunk
which had not been previously
listed.
Nimitz' communicates for the
two day carrier raids listed Ii
See yAPAN-Page 3
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If its massive cutter-head and
throbbing diesel engines could
express themselves in words, the
Three Brothers" hydaulic dredge
today would tell the world that
she's doing the product job Of
her long career on the Great
Lakes.
The former Mount Clemens
dredge, now owned by Price
Brothers, of Dayton, O., IS once
again churning up the blue
waters of Lake st. Clair, Great
ing at Huron Pointe the biggest
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-31
LAVAL SuRRENDERS TO U.S. TROOPS
Hrobbing Diesels Spew
Sand Onto Parkway Beach

outdoor public recreation center
in Michigan.
ENORMOUS BITES
Swinging like a pendulum on
its businesslike 16-inch pipeline,
the Three Brothers cutter
head already is taking tremend-
Gus bites in the soft blue. clay
and gray sand.
Before September, 1947, 1t
will have washed down its float
Ing pontoon line some 2,192,000
cubic yards of sand, turning a
marshy, Undiscovered section
of Huron Pointe into a perfect
beach. This is the initial phase
of the $1,75O,000 development
to be known as Lake st. Clair
Park.
The planned beauty spot, with
5000 feet of sandy shore, is the
af.chor point of the Huron-Clin
ton metropolitan Authority's
string of recreational facilities
along the Clinton and Huron
Rivers.
It will include a bus terminal,
small-boat anchorage, large pic
mic area, restaurants, shops, fac
ilities for dancing, roller-skat-
ing, golf, archery and a dozen
other sports, beach-walk and a
bathhouse to accommodate 1900
persons at one time.
FIRST IROJECT
The Three Brothers, huge
floating powerhouse neatly trim
med IN black and white, is proud
10 be turning the first sod" IN
See PARKWAY-Page 3
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WIN COMBAT HoNoRs ON LUZok
Three Heroic Macomb CTS

thurst in the pre-dawn hours
was responsible for the fall of
Mt. Mapatad, famed Jap strong
hold, were Sgt. Edward c.
Checkley of Mount Clemens and
Sgt. Orvill, Cook of 28277 Rose
mont, Roseville.
The Japs expecting q strong.
frontal assault, were surprised
See HEROES-Page
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SIS Fines Face
ToIators of
Use Stamp Act

If your car appears on the
streets Wednesday, or thereaf-
ter, without q 1915 Five Dollas
Federal Auto Use Stamp affixed
in a Comment place, IL will cost
you $50; and there will be no ex.
ceptions to the rule.
That was the warning issued
today by Walter F. Denning
See US. STAMPS-Page
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-31

The heroism Of two Mount
Clemens soldiers and one from
Roseville has been cited in press
releases from the 38th Division
headquarters, describing tn e
hopping up operations in the
Sierra Madre mountains on Luz
zon.
Included in a single rifle COM
pany whose swift rapier-ike