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Evening star., 1945-07-17
Montgomery in Hospital
From Auto Cfush Hurts
By the Associated Press.

By the AssoclAHQ FItsss = n
PHCEN1xVtLLE, Pa, July IT.
Lightweight Champion Bob Mont
gomery was admitted to Valley Forge
General Hospital last night for OBJ
servation and treatment of injuries
suffered in an auto accident near
Princeton, n. j., last Saturday.
Hospital attaches said Mont
gomery's injuries were nothing seri-
ous," but that he had muscle
sprain of the back and right shoul-
der and lacerations of the left knee
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Keorns Signs La Motto
To Bottle Robinson
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July IL Promoter
Jack Kearns has announced he has
signed "Joltin' Jake" La Motta of
New York to contract to meet Ray
(Sugar) Robinson of New York in
a 12-round bout here in August.
Robinson has yet to sign to meet
La Motta, but Kearns expected the
foremost welterweight contender
would put his name on the line soon.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Minor Baseball
BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, 8: Baltimore, 0.
Syracuse, z; Newark, 2.
Buffalo, s.; Toronto, 3.
Montreal, 2; Rochester, 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, 15-5; Milwaukee, 81.
oiedo, 5--5; Columbus, OIL.
Il. Paul, z; Minneapolis. g..
7dianapolis, 8; Louisville, 2.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
(Exhibitions)
San piego-Los Angeles. 3; Sacramento
Portland Seattle, 49, Hollywood-san
Francisco, 8.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, /: Memphis, o. ,t.s
Chattanooga, J3: Little Rock, 6.
Nashville, Al Mobile. /.
New Orleans, {; birmingham, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Wilkes Barre, 6-3; Albany. 81.
Utica, 2-1; Williamsport, 90.
Hartford, 3-S; Scranton, 1-2.
1'nghamton. 3: Elmira, 2.
N. C. STATE LEAGUE.
lexington, 81: Thomasville, 1-6.'
Statesville, 3; Hickory, l..
landis, 81; Moresville, 5--6.
salisbury. 8; Concord, 4.
CAROLINA LEAGUE. H.
Durham, 5; Winston-Salem, O.
Raleigh, 9-S; Leaksville, 1-2.
Greensboro. 2-l; BURLINGTON, 10.
Martinsville, 8; Danville, 5.
PONY LEAGUE.
Hornell. r; Olean, 8.
jamestown, 8: Lockport, 5.
Bradford, q; Wellsville, 4.
Batavia, 8; Erie, o.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
All games postponed, rain.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Cochrune Given Chance
To Even With Gruziuno
By the Associated Press.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July IT,
Freddie Cochrane, welterweight
champion, who meets Lou Miller in
a 10-round, nontitle bout here to-
day, has been signed for second
fight with Rocky Graziano in Madi-
son Square Garden on August "a.
Cochrane was knocked out in the
10th round of his first battle with
Graziano, a nontitle affair at the
Garden on June 29.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Stors Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.


George McQuinn and Tex Shirley.
Browns-McQuinn collected five hits in
double romp over Washington, 7-3 and
81: Shirley outpitched Roger Wolff
in finale.
Paul GILLESPIE Cubs-sinsled. home
Of ninth to trim rim Giants. 4-S. ''
Luis Olmo, Dodgers-His bases
loaded single in fifth scored two vital
runs in S-4 margin over Pirates.
Harry Brecheen, CardinaB-Hurled
FIRST complete game since May. 2, a
neat six-hit shutout Of Braves. 90,
Pat Seerey, Indians-Hammered
two-run homer in sixth frame for 3-2
edge over Boston Red Sox.
Roy Schalk, White Sox, and Bobo
Newsom, Athletics-Sehalk's second
homer of major league career with two
on boosted Chicago to 6-2 opening YER
dict; Newsom limited Sox to two blows
in I'll finale.
Red Ruffing, Yankees-Delivered
pinch single in first appearance since
1942 World Series. although New York
lost to Detroit, ga.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Returned Scribe Coshes
On 'Russion Action
BY the Associated Press.
--%~,.----,

PHILADELPHIA, July ICY
Peterman, foreign correspondent for
the Philadelphia Inquirer. paid his
first 1945 visit to Garden State Park
yesterday and spotted a horse called
Russian Action in the first race.
"I've seen lots of Russian action,
That's for me-" Cy exclaimed. Rus
sian Action outsped the field and
paid $49.50 for So wagered.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Godoy, Injured, Contest
With White Cancelled
Ey the Associated Press.

ELIZABETH, N. j., July IA
10-round bout between Arturo Co
doy, Chilean heavyweight, and
Johnny White of Jersey City, sched-
uled for Twin City Bowl on We'd
nesday night, has been called of.
Matchmaker George Cobb said
Godoy injured tendon in his right
leg while doing road work at Madame
Bey's training camp at Summit on
Saturday and upon examination by
a New Jersey Boxing Commission
doctor was found unable to go
through with the match.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Cubs, d; Giants, ;

Totals 81 1924 IA Totals 81 8 27 IA
sNone out when winning run was scored
NfBatted for Passeau in Sth.
New York . O10 600 200
C4icaao - 001 DOL 002-z
E Runs batted in-Treadway, lombard
9eyes, Hack, Nicholson, Dowrey, Gillespie
Two-base hits - OFT, Reyes. Winnin'
.titcher-Starr.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Pyle Movie Shown on lie

IE SHIMA, Okinawa Islands, July
ii Delayed tP.- A CT audience
quietly watched the Pacific premiere
today of "GI Joe," the story of War
Correspondent Ernie Pyle, who was
killed on this island during its in
vasion by the 77th Army Division.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Copt. Perry, Ace Golfer
Is Listed as War Dead
By the Associated Press.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July IT,
Capt. Sam D. Perry, for years a
leading amateur golfer, now is listed
by the. War Department as dead.
He had been missing since his
plane was lost on a fight from Port
Moresby, New Guinea, to Towns
Vile, Australia, on February 81,
1914 ....-
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Cmsox, 6-1i Moeks, II
FIRST GAME,

Runs oatted in-Kell, Busch, Ferrell,
Schalk (3), Humphries, MichaelS (Hockett
scored on Smiths error. Two-base hits
Estalella (2). KeIl, Farrell, Moses. Three
base hit,-Moses. Home run-Schalk. Los
ING coitcher-ChriStouher
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Cords, z; Braves, 0

Z Totals 80 8 "a z Totals 80 72711.
sBatted for cutler in eighth
StBated for Medwick in ninth.
1sston 900 900 000--0
it, Louis A--- 100 010 00x-2
5 Runs batted ir--Adams, Brecheen. Two
bnse hits-KuroWski. Verban. Adams.
Evening star., 1945-07-17

Detroit 4l0 100 21U-9
New York - ------- 900 900 O4O-4
Runs batted in-Greenberg, Cramer 90,
Mayo, Swift, OYermire, Cullenhine. Rufhng.
Stirnweiss, Crosetti. Two-base hits
Greenberg, Cramer, Overmire, Stirnweiss.
Home run-Cullenbine. Losing pitcher
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Indiuns, 3; Red Sox, a.
Totals 341l 2713 Totals SO 81 IA

TBatted for Garbark in ninth.
cleveland -- 600 OO3 OO0--3
BOSTON --.-- 600 000 200--2
3Runs batted in-Seerey (2), Ross, Lake
(2) Two-base hitS-Heath (2), Ross,
Hayes, Lake. Home run-Seerey. Win
ming pitcher-Reynolds. Losing pitcher
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Tigers, 9; Yankees, a

7 Totals SO IL 81 13 Totals 80 727 1
: sBatted for Page in eighth.
.fRattRd for RuffnR in eighth.
Evening star., 1945-07-17
Dodgers, 8; Pirates, a

Totals 35 IL 81 13 Totals Al IL 81 16
Batted for Gerheasuer in sixth.
BrookIyn - 102 OBJ 1908
Pittsburgh - 100 600 0OO-4
I Runs hatted in-walker, Gionfriddo,
Coscarart, Gustine, Gaian C2J, Bordagaray.
olmo t2l, Rosen, Two-base hits-Galan,
Stanky, Lopez, Gionfriddo. Home run
Galan. Losing pitcher-Rescigno.
Evening star., 1945-07-17

Did youaput your teeth in a glass last
night, containing plain water! Or
clean them with some makeshift
eieanser2 Then today and every
day >. your plate may look eloudier
stained artificial! Clean, sani-
sary FALSE TEETH call for sierra
KLEEN, safe and scientific cleanser.
Avoid ugly muein-seum. food and to-
baceo stains by using regularly So
Evening star., 1945-12-02

meant that if you leased telephone
wire, you had to 60 out and buy.
whatever kind of gadget that hard
ware dealers had to offer. The result
was that few telephones in all France
bore even a family resemblance, and
most of them didn't work anyway.
Of all European countries. Sweden
took to the telephone most enthusi-
astically, undoubtedly because the
system there was patterned on Ameri-
can lines. Today Stockholm has half
again as many telephones per capita
as New York City - no, that's not a
'misprint. As to the most phoneless
European countries. Bulgaria. Rou-
mania and Yugoslavia run dead heat
with about one instrument for 200 per-
sons. The most phoneless country in
all the world is British India, with one
for every 5000 persons.
He CouIdn't Take It
ONCE more according to H. N. Cas-
son. the telephone made its most
dramatic debut in Persia, in the early
1905. The reigning Shah had a wire
strung from his palace to the market
place in Teheran and invited his s.sssss
jects to call him and give him sugges-
tions as to governing the country.
The populace rushed to the telephone,
and the suggestions we're so fortnight
that the Shah sent his militia to shoot
the crowds down. Since then the tele-
phone has not fourished in Persia.
The last violent incident seems a
fitting climax for the many early strug-
giles of the telephone. Considering the
sum total. it is pretty amazing to learn
that there are more than 49, ,0O0, 900 of
these complicated ear-trumpets" in
use today And here's hoping, dear
reader, that you'll soon be able to get
one for yourself. The End
Evening star., 1945-12-02

the Treasury Building, was: Cannot
see the necessity of it Ia telephonel for
official use." A Mr.. Hadley, of the
Interior Department. was more en-
couraging. Though he said there was
no use for it at the Office, he promised
to buy one for his home to amuse his
family and friends.
Businessmen in all big cities took
much the same attitude. An old Bos-
ton resident testifes that as late as
1890, when most Offices had sue
cumbed to the telephone, executives
still used private-code gibberish for
fear that operators would disclose their
conversations to business competitors
A Confusing CAdget
In EARLY years, telephone instru-
ments were oversimplihed; you used
the same gadget to talk through as
you did to listen through. Telephone
directories displayed a warning: Don't
talk with your ear or listen with your
mouth" Another notice was: Give
your call without unnecessary re-
marks!' - this for the benefit of per-
sons who were doubtful about pro-
cedure and thought they should pass
the time of day with the operator
before getting down to business.
If the infant telephone industry
was greeted skeptically in America,
in Europe it met with downright hos
tiity. About 1880. according to H. N.
Casson in History of the Telephone"
the London Saturday Review" pub
lished an editorial that was a mas
terpiece of vision: ''The telephone" it
said "is little better than a toy :. it
is inferior to the well-established sys-
TEN of tubes" Another London
paper blithely passed it off as "a COM
plicated form of ear trumpet"
1t must be admitted that the first
Evening star., 1945-12-02

and from that day on, regardless of
what call he made, he was always
connected with the corner saloon.
The boy operators did not last
long. Within year. telephone officials
started substituting young women.
and they worked out fine.
The first of all public exchanges was
established in New Haven, Conn.,, in
January, 1878. George W. Coy. agent
for the Bell Telephone Company, sent
out several hundred enthusiastic let
tiers to leading citizens He got only
one subscriber - Reverend John E.
Todd. DR.. Todd must have been a
true pioneer type, since the only per-
son he could have hoped to telephone
was Mr.. Coy himself. and he pre-
sumably didn't even know MIR. Coy.
However, DR.. Todd was eventually
rewarded. Before many weeks were
Evening star., 1945-12-02

out, the first New Haven directory
was issued, consisting of a single card
board sheet with so names. The Rev.
erend could phone at least nine other
residents of New Haven. besides a
number of dentists, doctors and stores.
But if his house had caught fire, he
couldn't have called the fire station.
1t was sometime before they got
around to having phone installed.
Just \ Toy
Down in Washington, D. c., the
newborn telephone industry ran up
against public apathy, too. The note
book of Warren Choate. a telephone
salesman of 1873. has been carefully
preserved. Qn those days, telephones
we're peddled from door to door, Fuller
brush fashion) Mr.. Choate's report
on Colonel Pitney, superintendent of
Evening star., 1945-12-02

representative the telephone company
sent to England was not man to
inspire confidence. An impetuous char
acter by the name of Cover, he no
sooner arrived in London than he
married an opera singer; then, almost
in the same breath, he took up bal
looming. In an attempt to fly from
England to France, he tumbled
out of the balloon basket and
drowned in the English Channel.
The next representative to England
was steadier type, and the country
finally did adopt the telephone in
1885. But it has never fourished there
as it has in America; even today, the
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Executives spoke in code

British Isles have only one-third as
many phones per capita as we have.
France took up the telephone shortly
after Britain. The government bureau
Gratis proved almost as destructive as
Americas boy-operators, and the
early French system became so tangled
up that it was of little use to the
nation. The officials most ingenious
blunder was their refusal to furnish
subscribers with instruments. This
Evening star., 1945-12-02

.'Water-COlOrs'-Ponds Make up Pat washes
gorgeousy smooth, natural color your face.
'eCamOuflases-Makeu up Pat hides little bemshe freckles,
large pores Gives your skin young 'poreless finish.
esDe-Shlnes''-Does with shine! Makeup Pat
gives your face velvey ustmadep look that lasts and ~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13
Mesic ie vsude stejny.

Americky namorn1k vypra-
vuje toto re sve zkuSenosti: Pr
vn1m americkym clovekem, S
kterym jsem sc setkal ma No
VEN Zealandu, byla mlada ar
madn1 osetrovatelka odkudsi
re stredn1ho zapadu. Seznamil
jsem Sc s nj v meste Rotorus, a
ukazal jsem il vsechny zname-
nitosti, geysfry v parku, jez1r-
ka, vyhazuj1cf do WISE horke
blato a vrelou vodu, proudfci
We vodovodech. Jsou to dizzy
pf1rody, prekonavaj1c1 americ-
ky Yellowstone Park, ale ose-
tTovatelku to pT1lis nezajlmalo.
Teprve kdyz jsme Sc vratili do
hotelu, zIstala staff ma veran-
de a pima nadsenf zvolala: "Jen
Sc pod1vejte ma oblohu; zde ma
il zrovna takovy mes1c jake u
mas donna"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13
Churchill prisel O cigaro.

Ne
Kdyz britsky premier Churchill
prijel sveho casu do Kanady
ma konferenci S nasfm presiden
tenn, byl povolan prosluly foto-
graf Cousuf Harsh, ably vzacne
hosty fotografoval. Harsh je
Kanadan syrskeho p1vodu a TO
tografoval mnoho vynikajicich
muzu pc celem svete a pravil,
re s presidentem Rooseveltem
nemel docela zadne nesnaze,
dial Sc snadno fotografovati.
Hire vsak bylo S Churchillem a
jeho cigarem. Premier pred
stoupil, jake vzdycky, S dout-
nikem v 1stech a Karsch Sc ma
nej podival, zakroutil hlavou a
pax bez okol1 mu vytahl dout-
mix z 1st a polozil ma still.
Churchill professional, re bez
doutn1ku jej ami nejblizsf prf-
tel nepozna a fotograf musel
udelati jeste jeden obrazek S
nezbytnym cigarem, ale zat1m
doutnfk Sc stolu zmizel. Nekte-
~ jiny hodnostar 81 jej wal
jake suvenir, ale Churchilla to
nepohnevalo: CAT 81 zakouT1,"
pravil a sahl do kapsy a vytahl
ljiny doutn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13
POHRBY.

- Dne 5. dubna Zemrel bill
re Glen Burnie v dome sve dee
ry pi. Frank WINNER Jr., kra-
Jan p. Anton Velenovsky, man
Eel zemTele p1. Amy Velenov-
ske (rozene Slechtove).
Pohreb konal Sc re Singleton
Home, Glen Burnie do kostela
Holy Trinity a odtud ma hTbi-
TOW NejsV. Vykupitele.
= Dne 5. dubna zemrela pf.
Mary E. Kastner (rozena Muir
phy) manzelka R. Kastnera,
81 N. Belnord Ave-, We start A
let. Narodila Sc v Michanicks-
vile, Md.
Pohreb konal Sc v pondeli, 9.
dubna z domu smutku do ko-
stella sv. Alzbety a odtud ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele Ia
assistance Father Childress a
vypraven byl p. Harlem Schi-
mGnkem.
- Dne 6. dubna zemrela We
Spring Grove eeska starenka
pi. Barbora Wilderson (rozena
Kucerova)'. Bylo il 80 let. Ma
rodila sc v Ceskoslovensku a dc
Ameriky prijela pred 65 Lefty
Pohreb konal Sc v pondelf, 9
dubna re Cvachova PohT. Do.
mu do kostela sv. Vaclava a cd.
tud ma hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupi.
tele "a assistance vlp. Josefs
Coshana.
- Dne 8. dubna zemrela pf
Susanna Barbernitz (rozen$
Mengar) vdova pc p. M. Bar:
bernitz, 139 N. Curley st. We
start IA let. Narodila Sc v U.
hrach a do Ameriky pfijels
pred 48 roxy.
Pohreb konal sc We stfedu
dine IL. dubna re Schimunkovs
Pohf. Domu do kostela sv. Mi
chala a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv
Vykupitele. r
V pondelf, 9. unora zem
rel nahle pan John C. Tuerk
manzel p1. Margaret A. Tuerl
(rozene Richter), 433 N. Ken
wood Ave-, We start II rokG
Narodil Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal sc We ctvrtek
12. dubna re ~SchimGnkovs
Pohr. Domu ma Oak Lawn hrbi
TOW z assistance Rev. J. Peas
lee-ho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13
SpOrtovnf Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY 0
T MISTROVSTVf
v COLISEUM.

Prfstf 1tery, dine II. dubna
Mr.. Ed Contos, poTadatel kT1z-
kovych zapas1 v Coliseum pred
vede nejvyznacnejs1 zapasnfky.
V hlavnim zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu 1 porazky a
v1tez onoho zapasu uznan jake
svetovy INSTR v tonic oboru u
cinkovati budou:
Babe Sharkey, 243 lb. (Sve-
tovy Mistr z Texasu) VS.. Jump
ing" Joe Savoldi, 218 ID. (byva-
II student Notre Dance.
V nasleduj1cich 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkuji
George Macricostas, 218 ID.
Golden Creek VS.. Hans Kam-
pher, 228 ID. re st. Louis.
Elmer "Zeke" Estep, 400 ID.
(Arkansas Hillbilly) VS.. Ivan
Vacturoff, 226 Id. z Ruska.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Duke Kamuka, 205 ID. z Ha-
wall a Lou Fareno, 21O 10. ltal
z New Jersey VS.. Art Bull, ZIG
ID. z Los Angeles a George
Bruckman, 217 ID. z Washing
tonu.
Vitezi zfskati must dive vlteZ-
stv1 re tTech utkan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13
Hitlerova hazardni hra byla
pohrana.

u l. kanadske armady Ho-
landsku, s. dubna. =
Toto je vypravovanf O ha-
zardni hire Hitlerove, ktera by
la prohrana.
Pc sest meslcG dolandStl del
nfci, kterf byli nuceni k praci z
rozkazu nemeckeho nejvyssiho
velitelstvi, staveli prodlouzeni
Siegfriedovy LIME o SO mil pro-
ii ocekavanemu 1tOku cd zapa-
du a uderu ma severn1 Nemec-
ko z Holandska. Ale Montgo-
merry podnikl utok cd vychodu
"a touto lini1. Shroutila Sc pres
noe a takrka ami rama nebyla
vypalena.
Ones tato hrozna LIME nemec
kych opevnen1, nejsilnejsf, S ja-
kou al dosud setkala sc vojska
Montgomery-ho, stoji jake po-
mink prepocitani Sc nemecke-
no velitelstv1.
Tato linie byla znama jake
Ijsselska. Vede cd Ryna k Zui-
derskemu mort. Jsou v nj mile
a mile zakopG, cementovych pc
sic pro strojnf pusky a podzem-
mich vykopavek. z vetsl CAST
byla zrizena Ia sest mes1cI pc
vylodenf spojeneckych parasu-
tistn u Arnhemu, jezto Nemci
domnivali Sc, re marsalek Mont
gomery Dude snaziti Sc o pre-
chod pres Ryn pod Arnhemem.
Hrozna obranna LIME byla
zrrfzena. Holandskym delnikdm
bylo narizeno pracovati anebo
zemrfti hladem. Je mono jfti
temito zakopy pc 20 mil, aniz
by bylo nutno vyjfti z podzemi.
Jsou tn velke loznice pod zem1.
Okolni pole jsou poseta posice-
mi strojnfch pusek, velmi slime
lopevnenymi. Kdyby spojenci
vyrazili cd zapadu, byly by tn
byvaly svadeny ohromne bitvy.
Ryn vsak byl prekrocen u Rees
a bylo pc Ijsselske linii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13
Prilis mnoho vojenciny.

Znama spisovatelka a radio
va komentatorka Dorothy
Thompsonova a jej1 novy man
Eel Maxim Kopf odjeli minuly
tyden do Evropy jake velci
zpravodajov6. Stejny den pri-
jel z vojenske skoly syn PAM
Thompsonove Michael Lewis a
spatTiv matku i nevlastnlho Of
ce v uniforme, zvolal:
"Zde je pr1lis mnoho militia
rismu v jedne rodine.'
A bez otalenf svlekl svoji vo-
jenskou uniformu a oblekl sc
do civiln1ho Satu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13
Indiani nekradou.

Dc indianske vesnice v No
vem Mexiku prijel protestant
sky misionar a byl nacelnlko-
wynn hostem jeho stanu. Kdyz
odsazeli, ponechal misionar
svoji tasku a jine veci We stanu
a ma odchodu poznamenal:
"Doufam, re Sc zde mic ne
ztrat1." "To budte bez sta
rosti," odpovedel nacelnlk,
"zde nebydlf jediny billy clovek
do vzdalenosti padesati MIL"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13

9. AMERICKA ARMADA
II LARE.

Tanky 2. pancefove divise
9. armady po dobyti Bruins
wicku postoupily So mile a do
sahli brehy reky Labe u Mag
deburku pouhych 20 mil cd
stredu Berlina.
u. S. IL. Airborne Divise do.
byla Essenu " Poruri, 35. divise
vzala Gelsenkerchen a 79. di.
wise vstoupila do Bochum.
Pattonovy oddly dobyly me.
sta Koburg.
Nemecka valecna LODI Admi.
raj Scheer 10000 tun) byls
potopena anglickymi letci pr:
naletu ma Kiel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13
Praha centrem svetoveho
miru.

Praha, hlavni mesto Cesko-
slovenska, sc ma staff sidelnim
mestem svetoveho bezpecnost-
nlho koncilu, jak prav1 dobre
informovane diplomaticke kru-
by. Toto rozhodnutf Dude do
poruceno mezinarodni konfe-
renci, az Sc tato sejde v San
FRANCISCAN, co spolecny navrh
nekolika vedoucich mocnostf.
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Pomoc Pro Evropu!
Narodni Sb1rka Satstva.

sberna satstya v nasi el. ctvrti je We skole Augustine
Hefmana, rob Ashland a Glover ulic. Zde Sc pfij1majf veci
kazdou stredu cd 10. do 4. Nebo mdzete je prinesti do domu
pf. Marie Pokorne, 1881 E. Madison St. p1. Anezky Rysove,
80 N. Glover st. nb kterekoi vcelce Csl. Pomocneho W.
boru.
Ma Curtis Bay odevzdejte veci krajankam: pi. Anne
Kozlikove, 1923 Elmtree ST., a pL. job. Svitakove, 1927 Lo-
Gust Street.
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Maly ~OznamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
REALIT MA PRODEJ:
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:

NEAL ES r FOX SALE:
V NORTHEAST BALTIMORE
1873 N. Ellwood Ave.
6 svetnic = koupelna
$4,000 Ground Rent $4,000
.2227 Prentis Place
6 svetnic, koupelna
$2,89O Ground Rent $500
1926 McElderry st.
$4,95O Ground Rent $4,000
DUNDALK
1870 Brookview Ave.
$4,000 i S pozemkem
Vytapenf olejem, okna proti
boufi, site, velky lot,
Okamzite vlastnictvi.
ESSEX
9O4 Lutz Avenue
Z sv6tnic a koupelna
$2,89O Ground Rent $1,000
Dane pouze $4,000
c. C WOOD
HA milton 1916
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Stare ozdoby, zdoben6 talffe,
hrnicky a talfrky, pivnf dzban-
ky a stare vfnove sklenky; sto-
Janky (stands) S kulatym neb
ovalnym mramorovym vrskem,
starodavne sklenfky pro male
ornamenty atd.
Mate starozitnosti?
PiSte ma:
"~TELEGRAF'', Box sos,
843 N. Washington st. - 5.
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ctyficet sest jugoslavskych
generalH osvobozeno.

Ctyficet sest generald jugo-
slavske armady, kteff byli "a
jati v r. 1941, bylo osvobozeno
anglickym bojskem, postupuji-
elm pres Teku Veseru.
Cely jugoslavsky generalnl
stab byl zajat Sarajeve pred
ctyTmi Lefty.
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Predbezne ornament zabav.

Nedele, %. dubna:
Ochotnicky Spolek Osady sv.
Vaclava sehraje veselohru "Ko-
Ionic Zamilovanych". Zacatek
" 8:15 Vecer.
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Filmovy herec plukovnikem,

Pplk. James Stuart, americka
hvezda filmu, byl jmenovan
plukovn1kem. Je nacelnikem
|stabu krfdla bojovych Liberia
tori.
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