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Evening star., 1945-06-27
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BY the Associated Press.
George "Iceman" Woolf, who
guided Bymeabond to a surprise VIC
tory over Busher in the Santa Anita
Derby last week. has the riding as
signment on Gay Dalton, the Mex
leo City champion, in this Satur-
days $780, 900 Santa Anita Handicap.
John Marschs Occupy. with top
weight of 1876 pounds, heads the field
in. today's $4,000 Clang Handicap
at Washington Park. Such sprinters
as Harriet Sue, Signator, Sirius, Sig
ma Kappa, Espiono Gold and Duraz-
ma also are entered.
William Ziegler, jr.'s, Wait a Bit
won the Jack Atkin Handicap at
Aqueduct yesterday, beating Mrs
Ed Mulrenans First Fiddle by three
quarters of a length. 1t was the
1945 debut for both handicap stars
Wait a Bit ran the 6 furlongs In
1:12 rs over slow track and paid
$1,000.
Winners Of featured races at other
tracks included:
| At Santa Anita-Csnina, SCI go.
At Sufiolk-Magdala, SS
| At Delaware-East, $14.60.
| At Washington Park-No Blues. $500.
| At Detroit-Davitt 5000.
AT Hamilton, Ontario-Mentsl Banker,
| $3.50.
| At Charles Town-Remolee, S1s.
| At Wheelins-Brutus, $3.50.
| At Pascoag-I Bid, So.
| At North Randall-Bip, SIS.
| At Hamilton, Ontario-Optioner. S6 80.
Devil Diver, the Greentree Stable
handicap star, has been assigned
1856 pounds for the 7-furlong Carter
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Smallest Santa Anita
Handicap Field Seen
Ey the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ARCADIA, Calf, June 27-The
smallest field ever entered in the
$100,000 Santa Anita Handicap was
the prospect today for Saturdays
renewal OF the rich cap.
Only 10 or II starters seemed like
| ly to parade to the post after Miss
Carlotta Jelm's Bull Reign was de-
clared yesterday.and Highland View
Farms Shut Up was entered over
night for a race today. Fred Astaire's
Triplicate also appeared certain to
be declared, with his trainer, Clyde
Phillips, Ill in the hospital.
One additional starter-Elwood
Johnston's Old English-popped up
and started a lot of discussion. In
light at 106 pounds. Old English
might prove a threat. One of the
best bred horses in the hneup-by
Solario out of Motley Abbey-he's
won two of four starts at Santa
Anita.
Other starting probables include
Thumbs Up, Paper Boy, Brio A Brac.
Autocrat, Lou-Bre, Broadcloth.
Texas Sandman, Gay Dalton and
Best Effort, the lone 3-year-old in
the field
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Report Mu|eahy May
Return Buoys PhiIs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.--It was
only report that Sergt. Hugh Null
cahy is coming home to be dis.
charged from the Army, but 1t hao
General Manager Herb Pennock Of
the Phillies beaming today.
"All I have to say if this good news
is true" Pennock chirped. "is that
we can surely use him on the mound
He can't get home soon enough tc
please U.S."
The report came via the grape
vine. A sports columnist for Phil
adelphia newspaper received let
ter from a soldier serving overseas
with Mulcahy, first major Lacquer to
enter the armed forces after Pearl
Harbor. The letter said the veteran
pitcher has the necessary IS points
and is en- route home to be dis
charged.
If Mulcahy does return, he should
be ready for immediate duty, Pen
mock observed. Mulcahy has both
pitched for and managed service
nine during the past two summers.
The right-handed moundsman
was An ace performer for the Phils
In 1910, when the club won only SO
games, Mulcahy won 13 Of them. He
set new major league record. since
excelled. in 1896 when he appeared
in 56 games, mostly as relief
hurler.
Evening star., 1945-06-27

Handicap Saturday and 1872 pounds
for the $4,000 mile and one-quarter
Brooklyn Handicap on July 4. Baron
Jack has been declared out of the
Brooklyn.
Rouge Dragon, 1944's champion
steeplechaser, will try for his George
town Steeplechase Handicap victory
at Delaware Park today.
Jockey Jackie Westrope rode a
triple at Santa Anita yesterday. He
beat the favored Whirlabout with
Gamma in the sixth. then brought
home Sir War in the seventh and
Hand Battle in the eighth. j. R,
Hill. at Pascoag, and r. Edens, at
Charles Town, also scored triples.
Heavy advance seat sales indicate
that the largest crowd in Hamble-
tonian history will watch the rich
trotting classic at Goshen, N. Y, on
August 8.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Sarah Cooke, Husband
SET Nef Precedent
As Men S Team
~ the Associated d Press.


CINCINNATI, June 27.-Action
In the 45th annual tri-State tennis
tournament stepped up today as the
name players" moved ino the
quarter-f1nals without any particu-
lar difficulty.
High spot in today's program
comes when Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Boston, National women's singles
champion in 1941, teams with her
husband in the mems doubles event
They play against Yamguchi and
Satto, a pair of Cincinnati jap
anese-Americans.
1t was the first time a woman has
entered the mems event, but ioca,
officials said they could find no rule
against it if no objection was raised
by the opposing players.
Top-seeded Billy Talbert, Viii.
mington, Del, and Pauline Betz
Los Angeles, National women's
singles champion, won their initia
matches yesterday. Talbert elimi.
mated Lou Belmont of Cincinnati in
love sets, while Miss Betz triumpheo
over Isabel Lindsay, Winnetka, Ill.
81, 60.
Tri.State defending champion
Dorothy May Bundy of Los Angeles
who won over Miss Betz in the fina
last year, turned back Mary Ann
Davis, Columbus (Ohio) city cham
pion, 60, So.
Mrs. Cooke defeated Mary Leis
Cincinnati. 60, 60, and Jane
Brock, Cincinnati, 60, 60.
1t. Hal Surface, Kansas City, win
ner of the Southern championship
last week, defeated Surgus Leach
Cincinnati, 60. 6-3, and Bud
Ingle, Cincinnati, 6-3, 60.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
BurIy WrestIers Clash
In Team StruqqIe

A quartet of the burliest wrestlers
in Joe Turner's stable will climb into
the ring at the w street arena at
the same time tonight to stage a
team match, always a popular fea-
ture. Duke Keomuka, the Hawaiian
star, teams with Red Carter against
George Bruckman and Lou Farino
Maurice La Chappelle tackles
Henry Kulkovich in no-time Limit
affair. and Hans Kampfer, who
formerly grappled as the Black
Mask, meets Angelo Savoldi in the
other feature. Nick Hitch will be
back to tangle with Ed (Strangler)
White In a prelim.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press

- Lne ASSoCleteo Pre6S.
Today 4 year ago.-Twilight
Tear won her eighth straight race
at Chicago.
Three years ago.-Whirlaway
won the Brooklyn Handicap at
Aqueduct, boosting his total win
nings to $404 1886.
Five years ago.-Cecil M. Gam
BILE of Cincinnati said he had
been offered the New York
Yankees and their farm system
for 5000. 900, but had rejected
the offer.
Ten years ago.-Henry Cotton,
defending champion, yielded his
lead In the British open golf
tourney at Mansfield, England, to
Charles Whitcombe. who paced
field with 71-68-139.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Yankee Netmen Are Picked
To Play Britons Saturday
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 26.--Capt. Archie
Henderson of Chapel Hill, N. c., and
Sergt. Bobby Harmon Of San Fran
cisco will represent the United
States service team in the singles
with the British in the international
teams meet at Wimbledon Saturday.
Henderson, 18th ranking United
States star in 194l, will face Flight
Sergt. o. w. Sidwell, Australian,
while Harmon engages Squadron
Leader Dan Maskel, pro champion
of Great Britain for IS years and
coach of several Davis and Wight
man Cup teams.
The United States No. doubles
team Of Sergt. George Lott and
Sergt. Charlie Hare, both of Chicago,
will play Flying Ofncer e. w. P.
Felan Of Australia and Capt. E. w.
Sturges of South Africa. Lott and
Hare both are Davis Cup men.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
DeI|icurti Coming Here
To Prime for Bee Bee

Vic Dellicurti, hard hitting New
York middleweight who meets Bee
Bee Washington in the 10-round
feature on Promoter Joe Turner'S
fight card in Griffith Stadium Mon
day night, will arrive here Friday
for public drills.
Dellicurti shapes up as a rough
hurdle for the young Georgetown
Negro to take. The New Yorker has
defeated George Abrams, Cal Cagni
Joe Agosta and many others. He
fought two split decisions with Jake
La Motta, gave Ray Robinson a hot
scrap before losing in Madison
Square Garden and drew with
George Kochan.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Fights Last Night
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CLEvELAND--Archie Moore. 1872. sar
Diego, TKo,d LLOYD Marshall. 1856. cleve.
York. 8.
u1sE4ee E9s,fes a ~ AZ
Toronto. s. Charley Early: 1874. ssn
Francisco. knocked out Jimmy Pierce
MINNEAPOLIS Graves, 124A
ds Mnna g4a 0usnenssd MsaIes cits sfs 81
Cockayne, 1874. Des Moines. and Art Price
1874 aHhFsogbIiss Rst5si5 dTsx Brew, ~, In, An.
seles, Sutpoin,ed St, Paul. Islh; Spring;
EIyer. M soasDointed AFshi. ooodb;y. Ais ise, Al: A.
0apki GkN1oN 81 CITY. N Joe curcio. 14a
Nsxsrk;, eutpeintsd Tony Riseio. ~: "a
knoeked out Al Franklin. IA. New
WHITE PLAINS. N Y,-vic Pigantaro
I3s. New York, -outpointed Pat scanlon
sia: i}S; Puerto Kieo., Knocked out Benny
BELFAST. Me-Al Wooster. 1876. Frank
fort; knocked out Young Bolduc. 1873. Wa.
teryille, 9
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Minor Baseball
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto, S. Jersey City. 2-1.
Montreal, 12--5: Baltimore, 2-S.
Syracuse, 8; Buffalo. 3.
Rochester, 4: Newark, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. IL; Milwaukee. 8.
Indianapolis, IL: Kansas City, 0.
Other games postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany, IT: Binghamton, 10.
Williamsport, 7-3; Elmira, 4-4.
Scranton, 8; Wilkes-Barre, 4; IL innings
Utica at Hartford. postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, 8; Nashville, 2.
Mobile, > Memphis. l.
Birmingham. s.: Chattanooga, 3.
New Orleans. 9: Little Rock, 3,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
esItlsnf o.tlsnd. :; :; aaiig%oed' ses5amedt0 g. l.
San Francisco, s: Los Angeles, 4.
Only games scheduled.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Newport News, z: Portsmouth, 2.
Norfolk. 4; Lynchburs, 3.
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
winston Salem. 6; Raleigh. 2.
Greensboro. 15: Danville. Z.
Durham. IL; Lesksville, 10.
n. c. STATE LEAGUE.
Mooresville. 6: Lexington, 5.
Salisbury. g: Thomasville, 5.
Hickory. IA; La1dis. 0.
Statesvile, 5: Cbncord, :.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Husband Replaces Wife
As HoIe-in-One Victor

ST. LOUIS, June ~ (P.-Winning
the Globe-Democrat's annual hole
in-one golf tournament is becoming
a habit in the Sutherland family.
Last year Mrs. Dave Sutherland
won the event by pitching a shot
within 18 inches of the cup on the
125-yard No. 3 of the Triple-A course
here. Yesterday her husband, pro-
fessional at Sunset Hills Country
Club, won with shot that stopped
81 inches short of the cup.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Barnett Will Substitute
For Houohton in PGA

Bob Barnett, Chevy Chase pro
will represent this sector in the
National PGA, championship tour
nament at Moraine Country Club
Dayton, Ohio, beginning July 8, 1t
was disclosed today following an
announcement that AL Houghton
would be unable to play.
Houghton, Prince Georges Club
pro recently won the right to rep
resent this section of the Middle
Atlantic tournament, but yesterday
notified Secretary Gene Larkin he
would be unable to make the trip
Barnett was the first alternate,
Evening star., 1945-06-27
BY the Associated Press.

~ Inc AS1OC1Ateu FIebss
CHICAGO, June PA fancy pre-.
lude with more parlays than day
at the race track today whipped 80
of the Nations top golf professionals
into the mood for the $l2,300 Chi
cago Victory National Open Tourn-
ament at Calumet Country Club,
Friday through Sunday.
The warm-up to the 72-hole medal
showdown in which Harold (Jug)
McSpaden defends his title is q So
hole, three-ply competition for pro-
amateur, pro-woman and pro-senior
titles today and Thursday
Once the preliminary skirmishing
is over. however, the Calumet course
at suburban Homewood, ILL.,, will be
the scene Of some highly concen-
trated and exclusive sharp-shooting.
May Put Champ in Shade.
Champion McSpaden even may be
forgotten as Byron Nelson and
Sammy Byrd renew a budding feud.
Byrd, who won the first Victory
Open in 1943, handed the previously
invincible Nelson nine stroke
trimming to cop the Big Fore feature
at Detroits Plum Hollow last week.
end.
In fact, this meet will find Lord
Byron irked at both Byrd and Nc
Spaden since the Toledo umbrella
salesman trailed each home in the
two previous outings.
Also on hand for a shot at the
$4,000 (War Bonds first prize will
be such stars as National Open
Champion Craig Wood, KY Lafoon
Of Chicago. Johnny Bulla, the At
lanta (GA) airlines pilot; Johnny
Revolta of Evanston, Ill; Jimmy
Hines of Chicago and Ralph Gull
dahl. now a pro at Chicago's Me-
dinah Country Club.
Meet sponsors were uncertain
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Rites Today for Adkins

Funeral services for Roland
(Preacher) Adkins, "a, well-known
District amateur baseball player
were to be held this afternoon al
the Lee funeral home Adkins, a
graduate of Eastern High School,
died last Sunday at Bainbridge
Naval Training Station where he
contracted pneumonia.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Bosox Sign SchooIboy,
Poy Handsome Bonus
,ecial Disnatch tn The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEWARK, N. j., June 27.-The
Boston Red Sox have given Ted
Del Guercio, 6 foot 2. 195-pound
17-year -old Central High School
baseball star, contract and bonus
agreement to play with the Scran-
ton Pa) team of the Eastern League
and the boy claims the contract will
net him between SIS 900 and SIC, 900.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Cuccinello Chicago, .342;
Case, Washington, .327
Runs-StirnWeiss, New York, 46;
Stephens, st. Louis, SO.
Runs batted in-Etten, New York,
Al: Johnson, Boston, 40.
Hits--Stirnweiss, New York. 70:
Cuccinello. Chicago, 6s.
Doubles-McQuinn st. Louis. Is:
CucolneHo. Chicago, and siebert. Phila-
Triples-stirnwei New yorkss s;
Home runs-stephens. st.aLouis. II;
Stolen a basesScase, Washington.
IA: Myatt. washington, and stirn-
weiss, New York, 10. yt
Pitching-Christophe Philadelphia.
11.2, SAC; Ferriss, Boston. 10-2, .S33,
and ONeill. Boston, and Benton. De-
troit, 81, .S33.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Bstting-Holmes. Boston, 1856: Ro-
sen. BROOKLYN, 1856.
EunsmHolmes. Boston; so: oalsn
Runs batted in-,olmo, Brooklyn.
Hits-Holmes, Boston, e5; oimo.
Doubies-Holmes, Boston: Kurowski.
St. Louis, and Walker, Brooklyn, IS.
Home runs-Lombardi, New York,
13: Di Maggio, Philadelphia. II.
Stolen bases-Olmo, Brooklyn. IL;
Barrett, Pittsburgh. 8.
Pitchine-Bowman. Cincinnati. 30.
900; Cooper. Boston, 6-1, .S51.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
SomueIs Sprint Fovorite

NEW YORK, June ~ (P.-Perry
Samuels, Texas high school star
runner, just arrived from his San
Antonio home. is favored to win the
Junior and senior 100 meters in the
national AAU track and field cham
pionships on Friday and Saturday
Evening star., 1945-06-27
TIGERS Option Pierce

DETROIT, June 27 tP.- Tigers
have optioned Pitcher Bill Pierce,
17-year-old product Of the local
sandlots, to Buffalo Of the Interna-
tional League.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Yunks, 5: Browns, 4

Totals SO S27 II
sBatted for Dubiel in sixth.
tran for -Drescher in sixth.
tBatted for Martin in eighth.
sRan for Mancuso in ninth.
sBatted for Shirley In ninth.
New York " 210 O01 O10-5
ST. Louis " 003 O1O OOO-4
Runs batted in-Crosetti, Metheny,
Stirnweiss (2), Schultz, McQuinn 90
Stephens, Zuber. Two-base hits-Crosetti,
McGuinn. Three-base hit-H Martin
Winning pitcher-Zuber. Losing pitcher
Shirley
Evening star., 1945-06-27

Devil Diver, the Greentree Stable
handicap star. has been assigned
1856 pounds for the 7-furlong Carter
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22

Starosta mesta TIL. R. Nickel
din a vysocf dGstojnici Ozbro-
ien5ch Sill sdcastni Sc Vzpo-
mfnkoveho koncertu mesta Bal
timore v Mestskem Stadionu tu-
to nedeli, "a. cervna v $3.50
vecer.
Budou koncertovati spojene
M6stska a Parkovni kapela "a
Tfzenf p. o. P. Steinwalda a R.
". Lansingera. Solo zap6je Cpl.
John Evans, barytonovy solista
Dale Dude 1cinkovati Balti-
more a Ohio Pevecky Sbor.
zidovsky rabfn prednese mo-
dlitbu, protestantsky pastor
vzpomfnkovou modlitbu a ka-
tolicky knee udelf pozehnanf.
Vefejnost je zvana by vypo-
slechla tento vlastenecky pro
gram. v stup volny. Kolem
Stadium jedou poulicnf kary {,
8 q II a Crosstown Bus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
Americky vojensky lekaT ceske-
no pIGvodu pfivedl ma svst
maleho Rusa.

(Prevzato 2 vol. casopisu
Unicorn" vydavaneho nekde v
N9mecku.)
20. skvadronni velitelstvf Sc
pripravovalo k pTestehovanf re
sveho stanoviste v Berscheid,
Nemecko, kdyz tam Sc objevil
nervosnf a rozruseny Rus. Veil
tel Opt. Parady nasledoval Ru-
sa do jeho domu kde We staji
lezela sklfcena Ruska. Kapi-
tan lined vedel o CO Sc jedna.
Vratil Sc ma velitelstvf a odeslal
ma scenu lekaTe kapitana AL
berta Taborskeho. LekaT ne
marnil casem.
"Potrebuji postel, fekl," a S
jeho pomocnfkem Pfc. Johnem
Runyanem donesli zenu ma We
litelstvf a polozili ma postel pa
ma v~elitele. Netrvalo to dlouho
a maly Rusacek "a pomoci Ora.
Taborskeho prisel ma svet. Ru-
sove, kterf pred nekolika roxy
byli evakuovani Nemci do teto
vesnice prekypovali radosti a
byli vdecni, re tato episoda
sfastn9 skoncila. Ale nejzajl-
maveisf cast t6to historky je,
re muzfci ~pojmenovali novoro-
zenatko Albert John ma pOcest
lekare Taborskeho a jeho po-
mocnika Runyana.
K teto zprave dodavame:
DR.. Albert TabOrsky, ktery
praktisoval v Omaze, Nebras-
ka. ie synem lekarn1ka Angus
tina Taborskeho v Eustis, Neb.
D9deckem a babickou lekafe
byli nynf jiz zemfeli baltimor-
stf krajane Josef a Frantiska
Taborsky, ktef1 bydlivali v els.
927 N. Washington st.
Nasi zdejsf krajane Eduard,
Jaroslav a Albert Taborsky
isou strycky a Marie Kulda Be-
humila CihlaT a Bozena Vlna
jsou tetickami Ora. Alberta Ia
borskeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
U. 5. Treasury Department

CSR.
2. listopadu 1914 bratr Josef
Janecek prednasel a vedl de-
batu o meme a bankovnictvf v
Indii.
9. listopadu 1914 bratr Skle-
mark z Afriky prednasel O ces-
koslovenskem krajanskem Ii
vote ma africkem kontinente.
80. listopadu 1914 bratr To-
mas Bata z Kanady prednasel
o krajanskem zivote v Americe.
Ia. prosince 1914 Mr.. Wal
ter Buchan, guverner indicke-
no distriktu Rotary Internatio-
nal, prednaSel o Development
of English language.
II. ledna 1915 bratr Ing. V.
Klvac vedl debatu o inflaci.
20. ledna 1916 bratr major
Hanus vedl debatu O povalec-
nych vyhlfdkach csl. prdmyslu.
%. 1nora 1916 bratr c.. Va
lenta o Sokolstvu v druhem Cd
boji.
18. bTezna 1916 pan DR.. Dob
ner z Jamshedpore (nejvetsi
indicke ~zelezarny) prednasel o
americkem tezkem pr1myslu.
IA. dubna 1916 bratr major
Hanus pTednasel O ceskosloven-
ISkem VVtvarnem um6nf
FL. dubna 1916 bratr major
csl. generaln1ho stabu J. Sustr,
csl. vojensky attase pro GNU,
prednasel O budoucnosti Cesko-
slovenska We svazu evropskych
narodG pc valce.
Valna hromada schvalila re-
soluci, v n1z Sc pravi, re cleno-
We Telocvicne Jednoty Sokol v
Batanagaru budou nadale udr-
zovat v Indii sokolskou tradici
a ducha bratrstvi a pospolitosti,
nez jejich povinnosti Dude u
castnit sc aktivne toho obrov-
|skeho ukolu znovuvybudovani
domoviny.
Move zvoleny vybor jednoty:
Starosta: br. Cenek Valenta
M1stostarosta br. Jan F. Bartos
Jednatel: br. Josef Burs1k
Vzdelavatel :br. Vladimir Pech
Nacelnfk: br. Polda Dolezal-
Skrbensky
Cvicitel: br. Rudolf S1cha
Hospodar: br. Vaclav Cecek
Clenove vyboru: bTi: JiTi Sm1d,
Jan Baros, Stefan Jabluka,
lSpravce cviciste: br. Vladimir
! Dockal.
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CSL. VYBOR:
Oar:
pi. BarbOra MarkOWitz $50
O SOKOSTVf.

Americka Obec Sokolska W.
dala vlastnfm nakladem knihu
v anglicke Teci, pojednavaj1ci o
sokolstv1. Tato kniha jest ma
psana nacelnikem Oboe Jarkou
Jelfnkem a Jaroslavem j. Zmr-
halem a obsahuje hlavn1 body
O zalozeni sokolstva, 1cel a po-
SLANT jeho jak We stare vlasti
tax i zde We Spojenych Statech.
Tato pekne vypravena a O.
brazky opatrena propagacni
knlzka by mela byti v kazdem
domove nasich krajanG. Pone-
vadz je psana v Teci anglicke.
doporucujeme ku precteni take
nasi mlade generaci. Moznc
objednati u American Sokol u.
Mon, 2345 So. Kedzie Avenue
Chicago, I'll. Cena 75c.
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Ztraty valeGne JIG jsou pres
million muzHH.

Washington, D. c., 8. cervna.
Ztraty Americana ma bojistfch
jiz pTesahuji million muzn. Ones
oznamene zpravy jsou ztraty
1,012,049 muzG. Jsou rozmno-
zeny "a tyden O 9,162 muzG.
We zmfnenem poctu je mrt-
vych 230,173; ranenych $751;
GIL; pohresovanych 57,452; v
zajetf 110,813.
z poctu ranenych v armad-
mich sborech, jiz je 317,626
muzG opet We sluzbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22
fovati Kyushu, nejjiznejsf O.
strov vlastn1ho Japonska, ably
byl "jednou z nejvetsfch pew
nostl."
VELITEL 10. ARMADY
ZABIT MA OKINAWE

Hrdinny, belovlasy general
Simon Bolivar Buckner byl "a
bit strepinou srapnelu 10. cerv-
ma. Nalezal Sc v predni linii a
poZoroval 1tok Marinn. YES
kera okamzita pomoc zachova-
tt no pfi zivote ztroskotala.
Smrt nasledovala v lott mi
nutach. Velitelem 10. armady
Jmenovan general-major Roy S.
Geifer.
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POHRBY.
1O2 roxy stara ceska starenka
zemrela.

V sobotu, 16. cervna zemTela
starenka pf. Anna M. Hajkova,
vdova pc Vaclavu Hajkovi, $40
N. Chapel st. Bylo il 1O2 roxy
a 5 meslcG. Narodila Sc v Ra-
tenici, Ceskoslovensko. Zane
chala zde 3 syny a 1 dceru. Phi
nalezela k Oltafnfmu spolku.
Pohreb konal Sc v 1tery, 10.
cervna re Cvachova Pohr. Do
mu do kostela sv. Vaclava a Cd
tud ma Ces. Narodnf Hrbitov.
Dne IA. cervna zemrela
81. Estelle Sirovatka, 2424 Ash
land Ave-, We start 46 let. Ma
rodila sc v Baltimore a byla
dcerou zesnulych krajanG Fran
ka a Anastazie Sirovatka. Pra-
covala v tovarne ma doutn1ky.
PTinalezela ku spolku Fanny
Marie Levockej.
PohTeb konal Sc v pondeli,
10. cervna re Cvachova Pohf.
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele "a assistance vlp. Josefa
Kocana.
- 16. cervna zemrela pc del
ST nemoci v dome sve dcery
920 N. Castle st. pf. Mary Pa
wills, manzelka p. Stanley Pavli-
lse, 927 N. Chapel st. We start
SO let. Narodila Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb zesnule konal sc We
Istredu, 20. cervna re Cvachova
Pohr. Domu do kostela sv. Va
clava ma hTbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele "a assistance vlp. l.. VIZ
ldry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-06-22

V 1tery, 10. cervna graduo-
val z Polytechnic Institute &C.
raid C. Soukup, syn pf. Walter
Soukup, 1919 Elmtree Ct, Cur
tbs Bay. Jerome zfskal stipen-
dunn scholarship Award) dc
Johns Hopkins Institute.
Dalsf graduanti z Polytech-
Milky e. l.. Dobfhal Jr., Edward
j. PTibyl, Richard L. Vftek,
William J. Vitek, Joseph J,
Koubek, Joseph A. Panuska.
James L. Slechta.