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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
President Benes odcestoval $
vladou ma osvobozene uzemi
Ceskoslovenska.
Moskva, 3. dubna (CTK).

Moskva, 3. dubna (CTK).
President Benes spolecne S
ceskoslovenskou vladou odces-
toval z Moskvy do Ceskosloven-
ska dine 81. bTezna. Zeleznicn1
nadraz1 bylo svatecne vyzdobe-
ne ceskoslovenskymi a SOVIET
skymi vlajkami. Ma nadrazf
pr1tomni byli: zahranicny ko-
misar Molotov, vice-komisar
pro zahranicn1 veci Visinskij,
Gorkin; generalove: Kutuzov,
Golikov a Sinilin, SET diploma
tickych misi, general Pika, Gle
move ceskoslovenskeho vysla-
nectv1, vedeni ministrem Hn1z-
dem atd. Pc zahran1 narodnlch
hymem a pc provedenf inspek-
ce cestne straze, president Be-
mes promluvil do rozhlasu ma
rozloucenou, pravil:
"Kdyz jsem odchaZel z Mo-
skvy v prosinci 1913 pc pode-
psan1 nasf vzajemne dohody,
vyjadril jsem nadeji, re to ne
byla poslednf navsteva. VIVA
drill jsem svoje pfesvedcen1, re
costa, ktera byla zapocata nas1
dohodou, je jedinou spravnou
cestou nasi budouc1 politiky
pro celou budoucnost Ceskoslo
venska, kterou by mely nastou-
pit vSecky ostatn1 narody, a re
tato costa je zarukou nasi svo-
body a bezpecnosti nasich ma
rod1 a i budoucnosti. A i ten
tokrate mole costa do Moskvy
jest symbolickou, p~rotoze je
poslednf. Odchaz1m do vlasti,
ktera je osvobozena cd Nemc1
hrdinskou Rudou armadou. De-
kuji YAM "a vsechnu pomoc
kterou jste poskytli, a vyjadru-
il sve presvedceni, re budeme
kracet spolecne s vami, Sc star
Sim bratrskym ruskym naro-
dem, k stastnejSf budoucnosti
vsech Slovan1."
Spolu s presidentem odcesto-
val sovetsky velvyslanec Zorin,
DELEGATE Slovenske narodn1 ra-
dy, poslanci Gottwald, Kopec-
ky, Slansky, Siroky a ceskoslo-
venske veTejne chime osobnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Nova dohoda presidenta
BeneSe Sc Stalinem.

Ma poradach csl. presidenta
dra. Edvarda Benese a zahra-
nicn1ho ministra Jana Masary-
ka S premierem Stalinem a "a
hranicn1m komisaTem Moloto-
VEN byly minuly tyden projed-
many vsecky hlavn1 otazky, IT,
kaj1ci Sc Ceskoslovenska a So
vetskeho Svazu. Poole zpravy,
dosle csl. Wade v Londyne, me-
ly "a vysledek rozsahlou SOVIET
sko-ceskoslovenskou dohodu.
Podrobnosti move dohody ne
jsou jeste znamy. Soudi Sc vsak
re Sc vsak tykaly jak budou-
cich ceskoslovenskych hranic
tax i vystehovan1 1000, 900 SUI
detskych Nemc1 z republiky a
podilu Ceskoslovenska ma repa-
racfch, ktere Nemecko Dude
musit SpojencGm platiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
moznym - pate pres devate

moznym - pate pres devate.
Poznala, re jest to snazivy a
chytry mladfk a rada mu prislf-
bila, re mu Dude pomahati v u
cent Sc anglicine a v jinych pro-
blemech poznavati tuto novou
zem. = Ukazal Sc byti prijem-
nym a zajfmavym spolecnfkem
v kazdem ohledu. Rada no u
vedla mezi svoje pratele a br-
zy Sc obeZnamil.
Pocali lnouti k sobe elm dale
tim vice, a stale hledali zpnGso-
by jak by dali ma jevo svou ma
klonnost. Kdyz sc jednoho We
cera vraceli z lodni projizdky,
tn Bozenka pojednou rekla je-
still by pry dovolil, ably oprela
hlavu o jeho rame nebot Sc il
tool. Polekal Sc a wal il pod
pazdf. Bylo mu blaze kdyz CT
til blfzkost jejfch svezfch ra-
menou. Byla mu tax blfzko, re
dokonce citil jejf dech a jeho
blazenost Sc stupnovala. Pr
1plnku u dveff jejiho pribytku
dlouho Sc no drzela, jakoby ce-
kala snad ma neco vice a dokon
ce nahnula hlavu tax, re nyni
citil busiti jeji srdce, ale obaval
Sc pribllziti svoje rty k jejfm-
ackoliv touzil pc tom il obej-
mouti a zulibati hofce v tonic
okamziku. Neodvazil sc vsak
toho vecera, a trvalo to hodne
dlouho jeste cd te dolby nez ko-
necne nasel pro to zaminku. A
pax 81 to nahradil.
Schazeli Sc elm dale tim cas-
teji az poznali, re nemohou je-
den bez druheho byti. Ones pc
letech vzpomfnaj1 ma radu kras
ne prozitych let We stastne do
macnosti mileho rodinnehc
kruhu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
VYSPA v MORT
Frank J. ROsner:

Nekonecne, vecne more
skryva zal, utap1 bore;
mnohy rex posvetil krvf,
nebot chtel tn byti prvy.
V oceanu chrli lavu
sopka, ktera zveda hlavu,
pOdleha vsak v soutezen1
modern1mu obrnen1.
Lodstvo z more letci shora
chrlf pumy do tabora
nepfatel jak krtkd skrytych
v dirach sbesilych a spitych.
Zdatnf chlapci, marinaci,
&C s tim mali tuhou praci,
potrou, smazou nepf1tele,
ktery nejrads' hubou mele.
Nutno baze pripraviti,
z mich pax ~nepfftele bfti,
&C obeti nutno nesti,
treba odvratit neStest1!
Vecna slava jich 1delem,
hrdiny jsou kazdym coulem,
budme ma sve syny hrd1,
zatrpkli, smutni vsak tvrdi =.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
Banker Skala mrtev.

Frank j. Skala, znamy chi
cagsky narodnf pracovnfk, zem
rel dine %. brezna We SVEN let
MIN sfdle We Fox Lake. DOLL
Sc v6ku rs let. Zesnuly byl spo-
luzakladatelem a vydavatelem
"Hlasatele". Byl tez zaklada-
telem a pTedsedou Sprawl ra-
dy Skala National Bank v Chi
cagu a Berwyn (Ill.) National
Bank. Ceskoslovenska Ameri-
ka ztraci v zesnulem jednoho
re svych prednfch narodnfch
pracovnfk1.
Pan Skala narodil Sc r. 1869
v P1sku Cechach a do Ameri-
ky pfijel v roce 1890 a prodelal
tn t6zke zacatky vsech priste-
hovalcG z one dolby. Svou pill
a poctivostf domohl sc vsak u
spechu a vyznamneho postave-
nj We financnim svete. Banka
jeho pTestala i income otresy "a
DOLBY deprese, jez jinak zklati-
ly daleko silnejSi financni 1sta-
Wy. Pan Skala byl znam veil
kemu pOctu nasich krajan1, z
nichz mnozi prijeli do Ameri-
ky prOstrednictvim jeho dopra-
vnlho oddelenf. Zesnuly byl
byvalym General Western Pas
senger Agent paroplavebni spo
lecnosti United States Lines.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Pacholek blahopral.

New York (CTK) - Praz-
sky nemecky casopis der Neue
Tag" We SVEN elsie z 81. pro-
since oznamil, re "nemecky
statn1 ministr pro Cechy a Mo-
ravu SIS Observation-Disclosures
K. H. Frank postal ceskemu
skladateli Prof. DR.. h c. J. B.
Foerstrovi blahoprani k jeho
IS. letym narozeninam a vyslo-
vii pran1, ably umenl Foerstro-
vo dale lilo jak v ceskem, tax
v nemeckem narode a jeho dila
sc prenesla ma pTistf generace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Csl. dslnici ~opoustsji
Nemecko.

Londyn (CTK) = Ma vyzvu
geenrala Eisenhower k CLIO
zemskym delnfkGm v Nemecku
odpovedeli cetn1 ceskoslovenstl
delnlci. Vyskytlo Sc tolik de-
sercf, re nemecke 1Tady d1raz-
ne delnfkGm pripomfnajf, re Sc
nesmejf vratit do "Protektora-
tn" ami v tom prfpade, kdy to-
varny, We kterych v Nemecku
pracovali, byly zniceny. Del
nfci, kteTi porus1 smlouvy a O.
pustf sva pracovnf m1sta, bu-
dou prisne potrestani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Montgomery navStivil csl.
jednotky.

Londyn (CTK)- Ma zapad-
nj fronte me- velitel ceskoslo-
venskych sill konferenci s mar
Salem Montgomerym, jenz pro-
jevil zajem o situaci v bitve u
Dunkirku pripomenuv evakua-
CT v roce 1910, kdy byl jednfm
z vel1cfch dIstojnfkn. Montgo-
merry slfbil, re pTi nejblizsf prf-
lezitosti znovu navstfvf cesko-
slovenske jednotky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06

The first national monument, Dew
IFS Tower in Wyoming, stands as a
sturdy emblem to this nations pol
icy of creating parks for the free
enjoyment Of citizens. The purchase
of War Bonds keeps supplied the
fighting forces engaged in protecting
this land of ours and its glories.
More than 20 million years old, the
''lava blister" rises 865 feet above
surrounding terrain. It's diameter
at the base is about 1000 feet. Sage
brush, ferns and grass flourish on
the summit. Will Rogers and his
wife, natives of the vicinity, climbed
it in 1893. u. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
TAX zrada odpIacf.

DIE moskevsk6ho rozhlasu,
byvaly madarsky ministerskJ
predseda DIR. Miklos Kallay
zemrel We vezenl v Nemecku.
M. Kallay byl ministerskym
predsedou V Budapest do me
Size bfezna minuleho roku.
Kdyz prestal Nemcnm d6lat
1stupky, jake Berlin pozado-
val, byl sesazen z 1radu. Nemci
no zavlekli do Nemecka a dlou-
no Sc o mem niceho nevedelo.
Nynl Sc prozrazuje, re zemrel
We v6zenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Ma poctu novych obcanH.

20. kveten jest dnem "I Am
an American Day., jak prohla-
sill president Roosevelt a Jest
venovan tenn, kterf bud natura-
lisacf nebo dosazenfm plnoleto-
sti stavaji Sc pravoplatnymi OBJ
cany-volici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Preletsl Atlantik z Kanady do
Skotska "a $3.50 hodiny.

Letecky poruc1k II. c. Ora
ham z Glasgowa opustil New
foundland a pfibyl do Skotska
R1dil v Kanade vybudovane le-
tadlo Mosquito a vzdalenost
2,184 statutarn1ch mil urazil v
5 hodinach a 38 minutach, te-
dy pr1merne 1916 mile Ia no
dinu Gill 612 mile "a minutu,
,jak oznamilo britske minister
stvo letectvl. V1tr byl ovSem
jeho letu pr1znivy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Americka l.. armada osvobodila
1861 zajatych Americana.

Americka 1. armada sama O.
svobodila 4,361 Americana re
zajateckych tabor1 v Nemecku
v poslednfch dnech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Francouzi prekrocili Ryn.

Francouzska 1. armada pre-
krocila Ryn. M1sto prechodu
nebylo uvedeno. Operace tetO
pokracuji pry 1spesne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06

Nepalte starry papfr. Jest no
nutne zapotrebi k vedenl valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06

NSOOA hO
coura bezeti svou cestou a DO
zornost nynf soustredil ma dew
cata. Polekaly Sc a zacaly uti-
kat, coz pes patrne mel "a to,
re 81 chtejf s MIN hrat. = Tu
Ferda vyskocil, uchopil PISA "a
llemc a drzel no az pribehl
chlapec, kter6mu pes patril.
Vyplfsnil no jak dovedl, re PISA
tax nazdafbGh pustil z 1zdy.
Pozornost jeho sc nynf obra-
tia k divkam, ktere projevova-
ly vdecnost.
"Dlky yam, pane wy
cekla re sebe Bozenka.
"Ferda, Ferda Jirk1 jest mo-
je jmeno," rekl jak mohl prac-
ne hledaje slova. "Jsem rad,
re jsem mohl byti ma blizku", S
blahym pocitem rekl Ferda.
"Vy jste mas soused, re a.
zeptalo Sc male devcatko.
"Ano, ano a jsem opravdu
re mohu bydlit We va
Sem sousedstvf", odvetil Ferda,
nepfimo pohl1zeje ma Bozenkul
Zapyfila Sc, nebot poznala, re
jeho pocity jsou uprfmne mine
ny. Ackoliv oba hledali slova,
ably vyjadfili neco dial, slo jim
to z tezka a mluvili tedy o vsem
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23
Capt. Wingfield
In Final Stages
OF AAF Release

News has come from San An
tonic of the separation of Capt.
Roy G.. Wingfield, Jr., from the
Army Air Forces at the AAF Per-
sonnet Distribution command in
that city.
While the separation has been
made Capt. Wingfield has still to
go through the final stages of
his release and at present is 60
ing through a physical check-up
at Ellington Field. Houston,
Texas.
According to the announcement
from San Antonio Capt. Wing
field served Is months as pilot OH
a Bog plane with the goth AAF
in the hina-Burma-India and
Pacific Theaters of Operations.
He wears the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross with three oak Leaf
clusters, a similar number of
clusters on his Air Medal, 5 bat
tie stars and a unit Presidential
citation badge. He also has a
number of concentrations one
Of which mentions that he is one
of the few who returned from his
35th mission.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23
New 1916 Pontiac
Goes On Display
AT Moss Point

Motorists of ibis area are am
eng the first in the nation to see
the 1916 Pontiac models when
the first shipment by the com
pany of new ears since 1912 ar
| rived here and went on display
at the w. II. Nelson, Jr., Motor
Co. at Moss Point.
This area always has been a
prestige point in Pontiac's mer-
chandising plans" d. U. Bath
rick, general sales manager OF
Pontiac Motor Division, declared
in announcing the shipment.
THAT is why we are gratified
in being able to show production
built models Of our 1916 line here
before the rest Of the country
gets a chance to see them"
Each dealer in this area has re-
ceived one ar. This policy IS
being carried out throughout the
rest of the country by Pontiac IN
the interest OF fairness. More
cars will be shipped as soon as
each OF the approximately 1000
Pontiac dealers has a 1916 model
to display.
A preview look at the new
Pontiacs now on display reveals
advanced styling which empha-
sizes a road-hugging appearance
and plane-like contours. Domin-
ated by the famed Silver Streak,
the frontal appearance commands
attention with its massive, flow
ing beauty, enhanced by a newly
designed grille, relocated park
ing lamps and heavier bumpers
extended in a sweeping curve to
protect front fender skirts.
Mechanically" MI. Bathriek
said, 1.-The new Pontiac contains
as many functional improvements
as have been offered by Pontiac
IN any model year.
All have been completely test
ed and found desirable. Every
thing on the car. both inside and
out. has been aimed at forward
ing Pontiac's reputation for build
ing a fine car capable of giving
top-flight yet economical and
trouble free service. The sat
always will remain our goal"
isfied owner always has been and
At present Pontiac production
is concentrated on the tWo-door
streamliner s~edan-coupe, a pop
ular type introduced by Pontiac
n the low price field. Pontiaes
again are available in both six
and eight cylinder models with
a negligible difference.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23

Panthers Mythical Class A Champions;
Tiger Combine Continues Win Record
Nine Wins. One Tie
Record of Tigers
For Ten Comes

The long-fanged Moss Point
Tigers gobbled up the sucking
Notre Dame Rebels of Biloxi
last Friday afternoon. When the
acknowledgements smoke cleared
from Keesler Field, the Bengals
were exactly rs to naught ahead
Of the Rebels in spite of having
substituted everybody except the
waterboy.
The flegling Rebels, as short
on man power as a non-essential
industry in wartime, managed to
hold their rampaging guests to
three TALES in the first half but
their thin defense collapsed COM
pletely in the final periods and
the visitors scored in spite of
themselves. The Rebels travelled
as far on the ground as Hitler
could get through Holland on a
bicycle and their aerial attack
seemed earmarked for the Tiger
defense. Their passes flew to the
Bengals like homing pigeons.
The Picayune Maroon Tide
was slated to rise over the Tiger
grid yesterday afternoon but the
Bcngals were expected to ebb it
and keep their no-defeat one-tie
season record intact. Coach Tom
SWayze limited that an import
ant announcement regarding a
p-ost-season bowl bid might fol-
low a Tiger victory Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon.
Coach S~wayze's charges had a
season they could be proud of,
regardless of their last regular
contest and post-season clashes.
They had racked up a total of
Dol points to So for their oppo-
nents during a ten-game nine
win series. The tie that married
their otherwise perfect season
was d fluke game against the
weaker Biloxi Indians who were
out-played and out-first-downed
but who stubbornly held out for
a draw.
The Tigers opened the season
with a 100 shellacking of the
highly mis-touted Morton High
School eleven. In between that
and their final trouncing OF
Notre Dame by a similar score,
they defeated Gulfport 1876,
Murphy of Mobile by the same
score, st. Stanislaus 1870, Uni
versity Military School (Mobile)
26-l3, Bogolusa 20-l2, McGill
(Mobile) l2-7, and Long Beach
27-0.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23
Seeking
Outstanding Mon
For State Award

The Mississippi State Junior
Chamber of Commerce will pre-
sent its Distinguished Service
Award TO Mississippi's outstand
ing young man of 1945. during
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Week." January 1927.
The basis of the award is direct,
outstanding service to the state
and community during the calen-
dar year of l945, and candidates
viii be judged on the basis of
achievement, leadership, civic
service, personal character and
ability.
All nominees for the award
must be at least twenty-one years
of age. and must not have at
tanned their thirty-sixth birthday
before January /, 1916.
The State DSA Committee,
composed of Z. f. Flournoy, of
Jackson, R. B. McIlwain, of Pas
cagoula, and James T. Kendall,
of Jackson, all former state presi-
dents, is anxious to obtain as
many nominations for the award
as possible, and they invite all
persons and organizations know
ing of likely candidates to sub
init their attainments and quail
ficatIons. Nomination blanks may
be obtained by writing James T.
Kendall, care of Attorney Gener-
ais Office, Jackson, Miss. All
nominations must be in by mid
night, December is, l945.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23
PFC. GAUTIER COMING HOME

According to the public infor-
nation office of the Pacific Fleet,
PIT. Richard G.. Gautier USMCR,
is on his way home as one of the
1880 high-point Marine veterans
whom the "Margic Carpet" is
bringing back to the States.
His particular ship is the USS
"Maryland"-one of the more
than $50 carriers, battleships,
cruisers and attack transports in
the Nays famed Magic Carpet"
fleet-Which left Pearl Harbor
Nov. 6 and arrived at San Fran
cisco, Nov. IL.
Pfc. Gautier has been sent to
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23
Regional Honors
Go To Punthers
For Coostwise Wins

The Pascagoula Panthers put
the lid on the l945 season last
Friday night when they defeat
ed the St. Stanislaus Rock-a-
Chaws 60 on the home field for
a clean sweep of the coast teams
they played and a mythical Glass
A Gulf Coast Regional champion
ship for the year went in the
locker with their uniforms.
Their perfect record coast
wise, where three arch rivals of
former years failed to cross their
goal line, was marred by defeats
at the hands of two Louisiana
and n Alabama elevens. The
Gulfport Commodores. Biloxi
Indians, and the Rocks were all
soundly trounched by the Pan
theirs but Mobiles McGill, Boga-
lusa's Lumberjacks, and Baton
Rouge's Istrouma Indians all
walloped the Panthers.
The weak Notre Dame Rebels
of Biloxi and the Glass B Long
Beach Bear Cats were the only
Mississippi Coast teams to score
on the Panthers and they Werc
on the short end of 56-6 and 40-6
scores, respectively.
Oui-Score Opposition
The Panthers racked up 203
points to 80 for the opposition
during their ten-game season.
They handed the Biloxi Indians
a $50 shellacking while the I'M
defeated Moss Point Tigers were
forced TO accept a l4-14 draw
from the Red Skins, their only
tie of the season.. The Panthers
also held the Gulfport Commo-
dores to a 1870 as compared to
a 1877 win for the Tigers.
Controversially, however, the
Tigers we're on the long end of
some separation center near his
home.
On his discharge he will join
Mrs. Gautier at their residence at
0nn @-J- ~ -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23

a 20-12 and 1877 scores in clashes
with Bogolusa Lumberjacks and
McGill Yellow Jackets, both of
whom stopped the Panthers.
The Panthers' record of seven
wins was: Long Beach, 40-6;
Murphy (Mobile), 1912; Petal,
$40; Biloxi, $50; Notre Dame
(Biloxi), 52-6; Gulfport, 1870,
and st. Stanislaus bay st. Louis).
60.
They lost to: McGill tMobile),
1919; Istrouma Baton Rouge,
27-0, and Bogalusa, 1910.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23

nm Won KNOW thai the Jack
son County Chapter Of the
American Red Cross has q hosf
of colored volunteers? These
volunteers generously give their
time 10 the eolored patients at
Keesler Field Hospital.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23

Postal money order service was
established by an act of Congress
in 1864.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23

The first letter boxes were set
up in New York and Boston
streets in 1858.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23

The common black or sloth bear
is found throughout India wher-
ever rocky hills and forests oc-
cur. Its food consists of ants,
honey and fruit but when dis
turbed it will attack man, all
ways striking at the face.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-23

some separation center near his
home.
On his discharge he will join
Mrs. Gautier at their residence at
308 Columbus Drive, Pascagoula.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

4046 North Washington boulevard,
Arlington.
Pvt. Jethro c. Nuckols, whose
mother, Mrs. Velma Nuckols, lives in
Rockville, Md.
Pvt. James A. Simpson, whose
wife, Frances M. Simpson, lives in
Beltsville, Md.
S/Sergt. Bernard d. Spicer, whose
wife, Edna E. Spicer, lives in Upper
Marlboro.
Others previously reported lib
Grated In The Star after the next
of kin had been notified but in
cluded in the ofncial list today were !:
Pfc. James A. Cassidy, son of
James A. Cassidy. 1921 Rittenhouse
street NV, May %.
Pvt. Ralph w. ColIett, son of Mrs.
Narcissus Conett, 3216 Eighteenth
street NE, May 40.
T/Sergt. John E. Feeny, son of
Mrs. Sarah M. Feeny, 30161a R street
NV.
Pfc. Donald A. Ryan, son Of Mrs
Loretto D. Ryan, 2433 Third street
NV, May %.
S/Sergt. William L. New, jr., son
of Mrs. Adelaide M. New, 142 Graf
ton street, Chevy Chase, May %.
1st 1t. Lester A. Sorensen, whose
wife, Margaret K. Sorensen, lives at
44l8 Nineteenth street N, Arlington,
Va, June J..
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Sale Of War Bonds
5|umps 70 100000,
Lowest Daily Figure

A War Bond sale increase OF
only ,000-one Of the lowest
daily figures recorded in any war
loan-was reported by Mighty
Seventh" War Loan officials to-
day. At the same time criticism
was leveled at Washingtonians
said to be saving cash to buy
new automobiles and refrigera-
tors" instead of bonds.
E bond sales, on which official
depend as a measure of the drives
success, advanced only 100000 to-
day to a total of $26.1O0, 0,000-54.4 A
per cent Of the $4,000, 900 quota.
Daily E bond sales of $1,000, 900 are
considered necessary to reach this
quota by June 30.
71.3 Per Cent of Total.
The total individual bond increase
of S700, 900 advanced the overall total
to $40 900, ,000-71.3 per cent of the
$40, 1000, 900 individual bond quota.
Wilmer j. Waller, drive chairman,
said any Washingtonian refusing to
buy bonds to save for q new washing
machine or refrigerator is foolish
because so few of these items will
be available even under the eased
war production schedule. Investors
would do better for both themselves
and their country to put the money
in e bonds, he said.
Citing today's record of only 54.4
per cent Of the E bond quota, Mr..
Waller said q similar Army or Navy
lag could lose the war for the
United States.
Charges Wishful Thinking.
"There is an unfortunate tendency
among some of us to fly from the
stark realism of war;" he said. 1--WE
are too prone to let wishful think
ing lead us OF the hard road ahead
toward an idyllic make-believe
world of victory-in-the-bag.
Meanwhile" Mr.. Waller contin-
ued, "our E bond campaign slips
further behind. The E bond drive
will go over the top only II all the
people on whom we now rely pitch
in with the extra effort needed to
win"
Mr.. Waller said his volunteer
statesmen had told him Of house.
wives and office workers giving the
excuse Of buying the new goods to
avoid buying an = bond. Such false