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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-16
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This is a nationwide sale. If you
are not located in above states con-
tact your regional office or consult
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ISOLATION.
OFFICE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY
DEPARTMENT of Commerce
Automotive Division
Top sAI,E-oNE LIVING ROOM SUITE,
nractically new, priced right BUD Sou'h
4th St., Wilmington, N. G.
BABY BED AND HIGH CHAIR Isl
Woodlawn Ave. Phone 2-O323.
70 WOOL RUG WITH FELT, $500;
Monarch typewriter; $500 Phone z
8847 or $685.
ONE 5 H. P. JOHNSON MOTOR, GOOD
o1 condition, $4,000. Box IL, Wanannlsh'
N. C.
NOD SALE - PRE-WAR MAGIC CHEZ
a.s range, 4-burners, oven ana stofase
snsce. R. K Sifford. City optlcal 20
cAs RANGE APARTMENT SIZE
ea sro.u coal heating stove, good conol-
ton. Phone 2-2815 after $3.50 am.
37777 r SELL CHEAP FOR CAsH-TABLE
w." r.dio- rust colored wing back cnalr'
90 he'd. dinette table, baby carriage,
soaa, rug. Dial $780, GA Lake fores'
Parkway. ---------
- rcTRIc TRAIN, GOOD CONDITION.
reasonable. Cali 5772
.7.,r WHEEL CAR TRAILER. End
louise from Radio Statloh'
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garages, fleet operators a complete
broadside together with qualifi-
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this notice within a few days, write
your regional office. Trade dis
counts apply at all levels.
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8V.-Houses For Sale
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
1919 Chrestnut street ,.n.
70, rooms furnace heat, lar ~
BOB Park Ave, Winter Park
8O9 South 4th Street.
$40 Chestnut Street.
Nice lots, Harbor Island, Wir...
Park and Carolina BeacS
Four large lots runnjng =,
inland water way connectirU
hard surface road MiddI,
Sound.
Dawson street lot 7Ox425. war..
house 40x60, business opnor
tunity.
HUGHES & HIGGINS
REALTORS
Wallace bldg, 3rd and Princes,
Dial 1881
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80-H0uses for Sale.
FOR SALE

402 S. 10th. Nice rooms and
bath bungalow, furnished, en-
tirely renovated inside and
out, corner lot, immediate
possession. Can assist with
financing.
Lovely 2 story 4 bedroom house
2 baths, corner lot 50x150 on
bus line, near schools, new
stoker heating system in
nice dry basement, can be
financed, immediate posses
sion.
Collins restaurant, IL S. End St.
Old established business, full
ly equipped, 6 rooms upstairs
and extra store. Long lease.
Good reason for selling.
Old Wrightsville Road, at ALL
dubon, rooms and bath,
beautiful handicapped lot FOX
210.
1875 Colonial Village, 5 rooms
and bath, brick bungalow,
good condition, nice level lot.
WADE REALTY co.
j. E. L. Wade, Realtor
205 Princess St.
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80-Houses for Sale.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
108 No. 23rd St.
Attractive six room bungalow
with hardwood floors through
out. Price includes Venetian
blinds, automatic hot water
heater and oil circulator. Lot
50x190. Also four room cot
tage, 108 IL, on lot 40x6O.
Just back of above numbered
bungalow.
107-10712 and 100 No. 3rd St.
Three story brick building with
two stories, offices and halls,
I'll Orange St.
Six room bungalow with break
fast nook, in excellent condi-
ton; can arrange early pos
session.
On Market Street
Not far from down town. We
have a ten room home, with
four baths and furnace.
sos Ann St.
Two story six room dwelling, in
convenient location.
On Castle Hayne Road
Six room bungalow with IL
acres land. Also room dwell
ling and acres just off Cas-
tie Hayne Road.
Lake View
Facing Greenfield Lake, entire
block, with four practically
new houses end garage
apartment. We have buyer
for home in Forest Hills and
Oleander.
H: F. WILDER, Realtor
W. G. James, Salesman
207 Princess Street
Phone 1882
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WANTED MAN FOR MACHINE ROUTE
exclusive territory given. Must start
at once. Can earn $4,000 to $4,000
week. furnish everything $4,000 re-
quired. Write "W-X'', care Star-News.
KARRIKER'S MARKET, CAROLINA
Beach road, opposite Sunset Park.
Apply at store.
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7O.-For Sale.
FOR sALEoNE PRE-WAR KITCHEN
cabinet, set of 80 volume encyciop.e.uia'
Americana both in excellent cohui.ion
2732-C, Jefferson ST., Rlversloe ops.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 FIT. CABIN
cruiser shrimp net, smaller boats,
priced for immediate sale. Phone 1856
Wrightsville Beach.
LARGE COAL ESTATE HEATRoLA;
good condition. Priced $4,000 Dial
5sl2.
BENT GLASS, HULL AND WELLER
| pottery, Cambridge and Colony Crys-
tall Nancy Wilma Shop, 112 North
Second St.
ALUMINIUM SAUcEPANs, STAINLESS
silverware, Libbey glasses, tables
chairs. c. B. Sternberger Equip. Co.,
| 1909 Princess
SEVEN TUBE RADIO, SIS. TAI UP
shur Drive, Maffitt Village.
FOR SALE NEW RECORD PLAYERS.
amplifiers. records, r. M. e. receivers,
radio repair service. Gregory Radio
Co.. 232 Princess st.
ELEcTRoLUX CLEANER AND AIR
purifier sales and service. Place order
now for deliveries. A. O'Briant, $40
North 4th st. Dial 23562.
FOR GENUINE ESTATE HEATRoLA
parts. See Peoples Furniture Co.
LARGE SELECTION OF SINGLE AND
double door utility cabinets. $1495 up.
Home Furniture Co.. % Market St.
JUST ARRIVED = SHIPMENT ALL.
metal baby strollers $1295. Home
Furniture Co.. q Market St.
FOR UTILITY AND KITCHEN
ton mattresses. See Castle Street Fur
aiture Co. Dial 6447
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON AL
studio couches and odd chairs. Easy
Salvage Co. 6o3 Castle ST.
FEW FACTORY LooDED CARTRIDGES
4440, SO Special, As automatic, 80
Rim Fire, Pacific reloading tool, five
calibers. ten thousand primers. Dial
1924.
FOR SALE = - GAUGE LONG RANGE
Ribbed barrel Browning automatic. 1011
So. 5th. Dial 2-2580.
RADIO PHoNoGRAPH AUTOMATIC
record changer, perfect condition. OPA
approved price. Dial 1916.
LADIES FUR COAT PRACTICALLY
new, scout suit, size IA, hat, socks,
Vacuum cleaner. Dial 2-2600.
NICE PRACTICALLY NEW ALL STEEL
baby carriage. los Meares. Phone 2
1894
FOR SALE -. NEW CoNY FUR COAT,
size IL, low price. Call 2-2368.
FOR SALE - EUREKA VACUUM
cleaner with attachments just like
new. Dial 5674.
SETH THOMAS MANTLE CLOCK,
like new. lovely Walnut finish. ST.
so. Dial 2-3O36.
ONE BOYS WOOD KN1cKER SUIT,
one tan overcoat, size 10, good condi-
ton. Reasonable. 712 So. 3rd.
NEW ELEcTRUx VACUUM CLEANER,
bargain. Asheville ST., Wrightsville
Beach. Northern Extension.
PAINT. GOVT. SURPLUS 5 GAL.
cans. Lead and oil base. DIX. Red, DIX.
| Gray Brown, and Black, 9Oc gal We
carry full line Enamels, House-Paint,
| Var. Turp Shellac, Lacq. Etc. Snyder
| Paint Co., 1856 Salmon ST., Phila. Pa,
No. Is Dept. SO.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES. CEDAR
chest. wardrobe. kitchen cabinets. oil
ranges, gas stoves. Batson Transfer Co.
USE YOUR CREDIT TO-DAY.
GREATER SAVINGS ON FUR
NITURE AND HOME FURNISH.
INGS AT H. BERGER AND SON
FURNITURE CO.. TOT NORTH
18th. DIAL 5128. COMPLETE
SELECTION OF HEATERS.
BLANKETS, GAS STOVES AND
OIL RANGE. COME EARLY
| FOR BEST BUYS,
NEW SHIPMENT-SAFEs.S SMALL AND
| large: hanging scales: show cases; ex.
haust fans: cash registers: egg beat.
ers; flour sifters: muffin tins; Ice cream
d1ppers. L. F. Sollee. 902 Princess.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIP.
ment Of all steel strollers. G. Stein
Furniture Co., COS North 18th St.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
GREENWOOD

Sunday morniEe. May T.. at lois
q SPECIAL program in observance OF
Mothers Day Will he presented at
thv Greenwood Methodist Church
by members ot The Sunshine Class.
Til" Willing Workers Class OF
Guac" Church viii be entertained
by Mr. dnd Mrs Il l.. Coulter. Jr.
on Thursday evcniu- May l.. All
members are invited 10 be present.
Pie Philip Taylor, son OF Mr. and
Ms. Howard Taylor. who is now
located in Flauce. was wouuGed re-
Gently. II" is now very much i'm
proved and his parents are lectlt =
lhS mail quite often from HIM.
Miss Emma Maj. of Brick Ilill
Falls. Pa. is VISITING Nh. ami Mrs.
Il. O. Mai Mrs. W \. Morse. Of
Wilmington. is guest OF Mrs. II.
t, Mills tins week.
Memorial Day services Will be
held in 81 Johns Church on sun
day. May -. Thu proevum will he
announced later.
Mrs. Salljc Porter Marshall. WI
dow OF tn" late Thomas Marshall
died on Friday. May ith. at tn,
home OF Nh and Mrs. |. ii. Messick
whore she had made her home toI
two years Mrs. Marshall was >>
years of age. Funeral services
We're held in HARRINGTON on las,
Tuesday lnteImcNt was made il
Hollywood Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
OVERLOOK

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warrington
Jr. who is in a training camp in
Florida is spending some time with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Warrington 81.
Nh and Mrs. Willard White and
Mrs. Maggie White and Mrs. Rob
crt White spent Thursday. May 3rd
in Philadelphia shopping
Mrs Lydia Richard and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Wright spent last
Thursday in Laurel shopping
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell
entertained to a supper Reverend
and Mrs. Frederick Iruitt and two
sens, George and Carl. Mr. and
Mrs. Sipple OF Millsboro. Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Mason of HarbeSOn.
Mr.. John Wilson of Nassau and
other relatives.
Mr b. Frank Truitt who has
been on the sick list for several
weeks died in Beebe Hospital from
heart attack early Thursday
morning. His funeral took place on
Sunday afternoon at > p. m. Inter-
ment in Whites Chapel cemetery
the Reverend Truitt officiated.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
MILFORD NECK
iIilford Neck Methodist (hurch
Rev. David +. NO0d. Pa>t0r
SUNDAY. Nav Is

Sunday. May Is
Sunday school services al > p. IN.
Harvey Thompson. superintendent
Church services al , 7. IN by The
pastor
The Woman's Society OF Chris
tian Service Will be held at the
Milford Neck Church on Friday,
May II, az \ p. IN. Mrs. Charles
French 81. is The chairman. y
good attendance is requested.
Mrs. Edwin Short and daughters,
Sara and Elizabeth. visited her mo-
ther. Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway uI
Frederick on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John MackNn and
daughter Leila Mae. spent Sunday
evening with Nh and Mrs. James
Wiley and family OF Lincoln.
Mrs. Sarah Webb wishes To thank
all that took part in the bake given
at Mrs Mamie { litton : sale. The
proceeds were 5000
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fmsley OF
Chester. Pa. and Alr and Mrs
Charles EmSlcy and family ot viii
mingtOn were Weekend guests OF
Mr and Mrs. Leslie Greenly and
family.
Mrs. Estella Kenney is making
he: home with her brother. John
Coffman. 81.
Edgar Evans OF Lincoln spent
the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Joshua Wiley and son Joshua. IN
We are glad to report Mrs. Mary
Meredith is able to be up and
around again after being confined
to her bed for several weeks.
Ar. and Mrs Albert Webb. 3rd
and family OF Houston were sun
day dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs
f. A. Webb, .Jr.
All We're sorry to hear OF tn,
report of the automobile accident
of Edwin Short in his pickup
truck. He is now a patient in tn,
Beebe Hospital at Lewes
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
SELBYVILLE

Plans "t. h'ia. made tol a Mo-
thcrS Day p.oeIau at the local
church neNt Sunday moluin. y, III
o c!ocE. ENt.y yhody invited to come
and JOIN i'll tia" services.
The young people OF Sclhvvil.,
Wel" hosts 70 the young people uf
several other churches at a sul-
district meeting on Tuesday rjeht
OF th!N week \ Worship .,.t4jf,
vas held IL thc church. atryl which
til" Whol" group Went o,c. 20 m.
FHvMen's Hall tor a social iIu.
The ". ;. G. :. furnished and seq
Nrd n" refreshments
The suhj"cf Tor thr Sorluor by
Rev. Jarvis last Sunday was RI
h2lon : Chirf Business
The teNr WAS s.. john I2..I
Sins w." would see Jesus
Miss Alaudc McCab, was CHAIR
man OF the Fine Arts proaram
At the community club on Thurs
day with Miss Sattorwicht. art la
chc. ot SrlbyyjIlc school, IS n.
guest speaker
M's Preston Townsend Ms
Br.ce NcCaho ana MIS-. Edward A4.
E!nS. Jr. Werv hostcSsoS.
Mr.. and Mrs Cove Bennett o-
RoNuna and rhe lattvr's cousin. AIr<
Rookie Richards Bryan OF OceaI
'jIy. y. J.. paid very pleasant cal.
10 Mrs. Mann" Law and sister. Mis-,
Addje Fu1nau on "Wednesday or
last week.
Mrs. Bryan lost her husband in
California. where she had residcc
ior number OF years. Just tw,
months after the death OF her fa.
thor Capt. William 7. Rickards. il
Ocean CRY. \. j.. ANA has Row fal
len heir 10 her fathers home wher,
Sh" Will reside in the future
AIr and Mrs James +. WiIeu.
attended the graduation exercise,
for th"i son, James +. Wilgus
. Jr.. from The t. :. Naval Trainin.
school 1T Jacksonville. Florida. ol
! Saturday. May ).
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11

Mr. ana MIS-. Ernest Williams
Wrir W}th th-m - SCI tnciI dauoh
Ten. MIS- Ealu,stIny Gault. Who is
thet, With her husband They VIII
remain ,he,, los while 10 come
MP with th,.g duu1hter atter h,r
husband is transferred elsewhere.
harN" WiI-uS who has been i'll
ION several weeks Is now ae,tin2
out little hut not at All Wei.
Mrs Petcr Whalcy returned on
Sunday n.-At from d visit with
Mrs W.IIalu J. Storey. di.rcto. of
music al Wesley Junior College in
Dover. Mrs Storey formerly taught
music i'll Selbyy!lle school.
Mrs Waiter NJ. Long was given Il
surprise birthday party on Friday
nj2hr May ! Present We're hor hus-
band and thciI dau2httr-iu-la law and
little grHnddaUghter. Ms Elisha
Ella Long and Judy. MIS- Elsena
Holloway. mother of Mrs. Long.
who makes hrI home ;hrr". Nh. and
Mrs Srlatron BUrhage of Ocean
View Nj. and Mrs ". Q. McCabe.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCuhe. Nh. and
Mrs Frank N Iou2 Mrs Volta NJ.
Long. Miss Clara Holloway Nj
and Mrs W T Hudson .Ir. Nj.
and Mrs Granville Campbell M
and Nh, Roy Campbell Mrs. e. y.
Bunting Mrs Paul Pepper and
daughter Julia Ann Mr and Mrs
Everett Euntue and dauehters Ann
and Ellen ot town
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11

hours a day. His death caused sin
Cere regrets to be expressed by
everyone. commander Sylvester
advised the service men that the
post and guests would attend As
bury Methodist Church Sunday.
May 27th in the morning. The
meeting then closed with benedic-
tion by Dept. Chaplain Reverend
May
Special services will he held on
Sunday, Mothers Day. al the
Trinity Methodist Church. Harring
ton. May 18th At II ii. m. the
pastor. Rev. Thomas c. Jones. will
deliver an address on Our Moth
ers." At this service a beautiful
cake will be presented as gift to
the oldest mother present. The
youngest mother will receive two
pound box of candy as a gift Car
nations will be given to all moth
erS present.
At the evening service. 80,
there will be a victory and recOg
nation service in honor of all per-
sons who have gone from the
families of this church into the
armed services of their country.
1t. Stephens Episcopal Church
Sunday. May Is 9:l5 a. m. Holy
Communion
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11

Nh and Mrs. Paul Lord and Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Meredith enter
tanned at bridge on Friday evening.
May + The invited guests We're:
Mr. and Mrs John r Lyons. Mr.
ana Mrs Walter Lyons. Mr. and
Mrs. Norbert Porter. MI and Mrs.
Walter Spence. Mrs. Belle Allen.
Mrs. Frank Gordy. Miss Florence
Ions Mrs Charles Prettyman. Mrs.
Charles Copple and Mr.. Alvin
Mills
Nh Alvin Mills. having finished
a business course. at Beacon Col
leSe. Wilmington has accepted q
position with the Greenwood Trust
CO. and began his duties there on
Monday He fills the vacancy caused
by Mrs Clarence Spcnce's reSigna-
ton
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11

Greenwood contributed eight
hundred pounds OF used clothing
~ The old clothing drive in April.
II is for the needy people over
seas.
MIR. and Mrs Ross Coloman's res
;dnnrn n,ar town. with practically
IN of the furniture. was destroyed
Inv fire rarlv Monday morning. The
cause OF fire is unknown.
Grace Church will observed
ho1h Chjldrens Day and Mothers
D,v next Sunday night. the 18th.
at ) O'Clock. An appropriate pro
gram Is bCinG prepared ny commit
tees for the occasions ne punilc
is cordially invited 10 ne present
and participate.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11

BrY WAR BoNpS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-23
VARUJTE Sc O~BYcEJNEHO
NASTUZENf

V nynejs1 dobe, We kter6 ztra-
ia pracovnich hodin, je posko-
zovan1 ozbrojovacich pracf a
tedy jednan1 nevlastenecke, je
velmi ddlezite chraniti sc ne
moci. Je zamezeni neb odvra-
cent nemoci znacne d1lezitejsf
nez jej1 lecen1. Uvarujte sc
nastuzen1, dopranfm 81 potreb-
neho spanku a odpocinku. Nos
tie teple oblecen1 a varujte sc
nachlazen1. Jezte spravne a
udrzujte spravnou dietu, We
ktere Sc pridrzujte hojnemu
pouz1vanf zeleniny a ovoce.
Pijte hojne tekutou potravu, O.
vocnou stavu a cistou vodu.
Zajistete 81 spravne a pravidel-
ne vycistovanf tela, pouzfva-
MIN Trinerova Horkeho Vfna,
die navodu ma lahvi. Vino to-
to je osvedceny p~rostredek po-
uzfvany 81 let, miliony osob.
zadejte puvodnf vyrobek z vi
taminem B-1. Joseph Triner
Corporation 1888 S. Ashland
Ave, Chicago : 8, Ill. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-23
80 let americkeho sokolstva.

Je tomu prave 80 let, kdy
IA. dnora roku 1865 v meste
st. Louis, Mo-, skupina nadse-
nych ~vlastencG zalozila prvnf
t6locvicnou sokolskou jednotu
We Spojenych Statech severoa-
merickych. Byla to stastna
~myslenka, nebot z maleho Sc
meme vyrostl mohutny strom-
pevna sokolska organisace, kite
ra spojuje naSe krajany v So
kolskou rodinu a prinesla mno-
no dobra jiz nekolika genera
elm.
Cd jedne jednoty rozsifilo Sc
sokolstv1 do NEST a d6din pc
celych Spojenych Statech, kde
zili naSi cesti a slovansti Tide.
Cd jedne jednoty dospeli jsme
k hlavn1mu t6lesu, Americke
obci sokolsk6. Vyrostly i jine
svazky sokolsk6 V Americe, die
pT1sluSenstv1 k pGvodu slovan-
skemu.
Tyrsovo sokolstvo zakotvilo
pevne V Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-23
Trojcata mezi valecnymi
Ztratami.

Manzel1m R. D.. Brockovym
v Clarendon, Tex, Sc 13. Ger
vence 1923 narodila trojcata,
vsechna byla stejne vychova-
ma, mela stejne zamestnan1 a
stejny cas- vstoupila do valecne
sluzby. Jmenovala Sc Floyd,
Boyd a Lloyd a techto dnech
obdrzeli rodice zpravu, re
Floyd padl 10. prosince v boji
We Francii. Lloyd je cd 20. pro-
since pohresovan v bitve a
Boyd byl 16. prosince tezce,
snad .smrtelne poranen ma boil
sti v Belgii. Jina zprava z
Belgie udava, re voj1n Charles
Lee, jenz Sc minute leto stall OF
Gem ct~vercat, take padl v boji
Dive dftky druhy den pc naro-
zenf zemTely a matka S dvema
ostatnlmi naleza sc v nemocni-
ci Gainesville, Ga.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-23
Polske pristavy pro CSR.

New York (CTK) - Radio
Polskie z Lublina vysflalo cla-
mex, ktery vySel V polskem ca
sopisu "Rzeczpospolita" S mad
pisem "Otv1rame novou stran-
ku." Pravi Sc V mem toto:
"Tradicnf orientace ceskoslo
venske m1rov6 politiky a kid
neho mezinarodnfho zivota Sc
kryje S polskym pTanfm 1castni
tt Sc pine mezinarodniho zivota
ably Sc usk~utecnily zamery, KITE
re nevets1 demokraticke zeme
stanovily pTi sch1zkach svych
vGdcG a ma konferenci v Dunn
barton Oaks. Polsko i Cesko-
slovensko mali stejny zajem ma
mlru a dnes mic nestojf v ceste
jejich spolecnemu postupu, ia
ko ostatne nikdy nebylo zasad-
mich rozd1lG v zahranicnf poll
tice obou zem1. Polsko a ICes-
kOslovensko jsou diva slovanske
narody nejdale usazene ma "a
pade a tvof1 pTedvoj slovanstvi
pevne podp1rany pratelstvfm
velke masy SlovanG V Sovet-
skem svazu. Polsko a Cesko-
slovensko jsou diva hospodaf-
ske organising, ktere Sc navza-
jem doplnuj1. Polska vlajka
Dude vlat nejen ma n9kolika To-
d1ch, nybrz mad mohutnym OBJ
chodnim lodstvem. Polske prf-
stavy must byt otevreny cesko-
slovenskemu obchodu, ktery
uz nesml prochazet nemecky-
ma rukama. Vezmeme-li v l.
vahu, re pc hospodarske obno-
We Sc Nemecko obrodf i vojen-
sky, je nutno, ably ODE slovan-
sk6 zeme mu vzaly tento pra-
men bohatstv1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-23
100000 NemcI zajato ma
zapadS.

Jak vrchnf velitelstv1 ozna-
milo, 9O3,2O6 NemcG pablo do
spojeneckeho zajet1 cd invase
Normandie. CtyTi americke ar
mady zajaly z toho 568,529 a
to prvn1 armada 245,691; tretl
171,663; devata 61,7O8 a sed-
ma 89,467. Prvnl kanadska
armada vzala 124,520 nemec-
kych vojakG do zajet1; 2 brit
ska 1O1,878A 1. francouzska
1929 a spojenecka armada
PolakG, HolandanG, Belgicanu
a CechoslovakG 10000. Pocet
techto zajatcG prevysuje Poole
odhadu vojenskych znalc1 ny
s1lu nemeckeho vojska ma
fronte.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-23
Jan Masaryk O krimske
konferenci

Londyn (CTK) - We SVEN
rOzhlase do Ceskoslovenska
dine IA. 1nora pTivftal Jan Ma
saryk k%onferenci ma Krimu ja-
ko triumf spojeneckeho stat
nictv1. Rozkvet malych marc
dG zalez1 ma dobr6 Will a poro-
zumen1 narodG velkych. Silna
trojka jednou pro vzdy osvobo-
dila Evropu cd zravych n6mec-
kych kobylek. Velka n6mecka
rise a jejf vojenska moe Sc skon
ella. Ceskoslovensko Sc jiz ne
potfebuje obavat n6meckeho
napaden1. Okolnost, re V krim-
skem prohlasen1 nebyla zmfn-
ka o Ceskoslovensku, je do
brym znamen1m a enact to, re
Ceskoslovensko nema zadnych
vaznych mezinarodn1ch pro-
blemG. Silna troka veTl, re 81
mir zaslouz1me. President Be-
mes Sc uznava jak donna, tax i
"a hranicemi ako hlava statu a
narodn1 vGdce. Donna 81 bude-
me poc1nat We vzajemne dive
re a dokazeme, re um1me 81 sa-
mi zf1dit a udrzet demokratic-
ky pofadek.
"Po nemeckem zpustoseni
budeme potfebovat hospodar-
ske pomoci. Jsme trvale vdec-
nj sym slovanskym osvobodi-
telGm, velkym mocnostem a
prozretelnosti, re vlozila osud
lidstva do rukou Churchilla,
Roosevelta a Stalina a dala
nam Benese."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-23
Karpatska zeleznice opravena.

Moskva (CTK) = Dennlk
"Izvestia" oznamuje, re Ruda
armada dokoncila opravu PRIV
nj zeleznice pres Karpaty. Ne
mecke vrchnf velen1 znicilo
trait, poborilo timely a mostly a
d~oufalo, re tim ucinf zeleznici
nepouzitelnou aspon ma pet az
sest mes1cG. Technicke oddly
Rude armady provedly opravu
zeleznice "a 35 dnf. Obtlze
byly nesmirne; teren je ma
mnoze tax obtfzny, re nelze u
z1ti stroj1, nybrz jen prace lid
skych rukou. Tato okolnost
vsak dala pTflezitost obyvate-
podkarpatskych vesnic, a
by Sc ochotne dali k disposici
pro opravy pod vedenlm inze-
technickych oddlld Rude
armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-23
"Bezmasne" dny S masem!

Zastupce majitelG restaurant
til v meste New Yorku prohla-
sill, re v tonic meste je nejme-
ne 1000 mist, kde jsou v bez-
masne dny " 1tery a v patek)
pfedkladany hostGm pecene
hovezf maso a "stejky''. Je to
jake Ia dob prohibice = nav
stevnfk must znat "heslo" a do
stane Sc mu masiteho pokrmu.
z toho povstalo slovo "meat-
easies" = v dobe prohibice sc
m1stGm, kde Sc prodavaly al
koholicke napoje, T1kalo
"speakeasies." Mluvilo Sc tam
totiz septem, ably to nebylo
slYSet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-23
Vyroba sirek Dude pod
kontroIou.

Valecna produkcnf rada pre-.
vzala dozor ma vyrobu sirek a
tez jejich dodavku. Jedna sc
O nalezitou dodavku pro VOL
sko a tez ably dodavka pro CT
WHISKY byla nalezite rozdelena.
Pima kontrola vyroby a dodav-
ky sirek Dude v platnosti cd /.
breZna.