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Evening star., 1945-03-17
Brown Packing Firm
Closes, Blaming 0PA

Walter Brown & Sons, Inc. meat
packing firm located at lilo Mary
land avenue S.W., was closed today
for the first time in its so years of
existence, its president said, because
of its troubles under OPA regula=
tions
The president, Gilbert w. Barber,
1904 Sixth street NV, said the firm
was forced to close because it could
not comply with OPA regulations
and stay in business.
1--WE will have to stay closed until
Congress forces the OPA to set
prices that will allow us to operate, !"
he said.
An indictment is pending in Dis
trict Court against Mr.. Barber for
alleged price ceiling violations. In
November, 1943. OPA accused the
firm of over-ceiling price violations
The firm was ordered suspended
from business for the duration, but
on appeal was allowed to continue.
Legal work involved in fighting the
VI n SdocS plOlilpGeu IIle decision
yesterday to close the business, Mr.
Barber said.
The packing firm has a slaughter
CAPACITY of 1000 head a week. It
has been operating on a slaughter of
about 400 week, Mr.. Barber said
The firm employees IS persons, and
supplies approximately IS per cent
of the kosher trade in the District,
he said.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Failure 10 Show Permits
To Cost Drivers Licenses

The Public Utilities Commission
announced yesterday that 1t will
recommend permanent revocation
of taxicab permits of operators
found guilty by the Board of Re-
view and Revocation of Licenses of
operating cabs without displaying
hack inspectors permits or who re-
fuse to present the permits to
passengers.
The commission said that it had
been informed that certain drivers
were either operating without show
ing the hack permit or were re-
fusing to show the permit when re-
quested to do so by passengers. In
several recent cases of suspension
passengers complained Of the driver
refusing to show a permit
Chairman James H. Flanagan
said these actions constitute Sc
rious violations of taxicab regula-
tions." Heretofore. it was said,
drivers have not been suspended
for refusing to show permits.
Evening star., 1945-03-17

lessons, sign the time of their ar
rival and departure on the faculty
time sheet, check attendance, cor.
rect homework, plan a 10-minute
test if possible at the end of the
class period and keep order in the
corridors between instruction pc.
RODS. The experiment has beer
named student day."
Evening star., 1945-03-17
|WCTU Seeks 10 Inject
| Prohibition Issue
Into Security Farley
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The controversial question Of
liquor prohibition may bob up at the
forthcoming World Security Con-
ference.
Senate Foreign Relations Conn
mittee members today reported re-
ceipt of letters from the Women's
Christian Temperance Union urg-
ing them to propose to President
Roosevelt and the State Depart
ment the regulation of the alcohol
traffic in discussions expected to
come up at San Francisco.
Miss Elizabeth A. Smart, WCTU
Legislative representative, asked that
"the right of all nations to make
and enforce legislation for the con-
troll, restriction or elimination of
traffic in narcotic or other drugs,
including alcohol, and for the pre-
vention of vice." be confirmed by
treaty.
While this is expected to become
only a side issue at a conference
designed to set up a world peace
organization, some Senators said
they expect fireworks if such a pro-
posal is presented.
The Dumbarton Oaks preliminary
agreement on world organization
envisioned the formation of an in
ternational economic and social
council which presumably would
handle such questions. But that
would merely set up the machinery.
1t was not contemplated that spe-
cif1c agreements would be made at
this time.
Senator Vandenberg, Republican,
of Michigan, conference delegate,
told a reporter he supposed the mat
ter could be handled in supplement
tary agreements or treaties, but
doubted that the conference would
have much time to spend on that
phase of world relations.
Senator Bridges, Republican, Of
New Hampshire said he had told
WCTU representatives who called
him that he heartily favors inter-
national action to eliminate the mar
cotic and vice trade
Senator George, Democrat, of
Georgia, pointed out that action on
moral principles could be taken
under the Dumbarton Oaks prelim-
mary plan. He added, however, that
he thinks the San Francisco confer
ence will handle questions of this
nature only in a general manner,
without the mention of alcohol OF
other specific subjects.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
lsHRstoniinq
&Remiiudery@,

Meats, Fats, Etc. Book 4. red
stamps Q-5 through S-5 good
through March 81: stamps T-5
through KS good through April
%: stamps Y-5. Us. Az through
D-2 good through June 2. Stamps
E-2 through J-2 good through
June 80.
Canned Goods, E.c.-Book 4, blue
stamps KS through rs. Az and
b. good through March 81;
stamps CO through G-2 good
through April %; stamps H-2
through M-2 good through June
2; stamps No through So good
through June 30. Each stamp
worth 10 points.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two ration points for
each pound Of waste kitchen fats
you turn in
Sugar-Stamp IS valid for S pounds
through June 2.
Gasoiine-A-l4 coupons valid for 4
gallons each through March 81
B-5, C-5, B-6, C-6. B-7 and CT
coupons good for gallons each.
ShOes-Airplane stamps /. 2 and 3
in Book No. good indefinitely for
one pair of shoes each
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Red Cross Sabbath
To Be Observed in
Churches tomorrow

Red Cross Sabbath" will be
celebrated today and tomorrow
in Hebrew synagogues and Prot
estant and Catholic churches.
Washington clergymen have prom
ised to urge their congregations to
participate in the drive, which now
is 81 per cent complete, with IA
more days to 60. Approximately
s1,4S3,0o0 of the s2,7oO,90O goal has
been contributed.
I'VE wish to thank the religious
leaders of Washington for their
support" Samuel H. Kaufman
campaign chairman, said. "They
represent the best that is in the
city, as the services of the Red Gross
represent the best that is in the
Nation"
Broadcasts Resumed.
A broadcast stressing the value
of Red Cross service overseas will
be heard at 9:15 am. tomorrow on
Station WTOP. Miss Kathleen
Wister, Red Cross staff assistant
recently returned from the Burma
China theater, and Pfc. Nathan
Steppe. wounded on Saipan, will
speak.
Tomorrow night four Senators
will match wits against the Quiz
Kids" in a Nation wide broadcast
for the benefit of the Red Cross
from Constitution Hall. Supreme
Court Justice William o. Douglas
will act as moderator. The Sen
ators are Ball, Republican. of Min
nesota Burton, Republican, of
Ohio; Hatch, Democrat, of New
Mexico, and Hart, Republican, of
Connecticut.
The broadcast will be heard To-
cally on Station WMAL at 7:30 pm.
Constitution Hall will be closed to
the public The 5000 tickets avail
able have been distributed by team
captains to the most outstanding
workers among the 10000 solicitors.
Must Be On Time.
Ticket holders have been warned
to arrive by tbs pm, when the
doors will be closed to allow time
for instructions to the audience.
Meanwhile, the National Red
Cross headquarters announced that
Washington's 81 per cent level is
about average with progress of the
drive in comparable cities. Mr..
Kaufman pointed out, however,
that while 81 per cent of the money
has been collected, the number of
contributors so far represents only
81 per cent of those reached last
year. He said he hoped both the
amount of contributions and the
number of givers would be increased
this year.
Contributions totaling S35.381
were reported yesterday by John
F, Phelan, chairman of the Arling-
ton Red Cross War Fund drive.
This is 63.45 per cent of the $42 400
quota.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Ga||inger Patients
Meat Supply Cut 10 4
Ounces 5 Times Week

For the past month and a hall
Gailinger Municipal Hospital has
been able to serve its patients only
half of the minimum requirement
Iof meat-four ounces instead OF
eight-flve days week, DR.. Daniel
L. Seckinger, acting superintendent
reported yesterday.
This effect of the meat shortage
came to light after Commissioner
Guy Mason revealed thatspne tuber-
culosis patient had left the hos
pital and another threatened to-
but was dissuaded, because of the
lack of meat.
During part of this winter it has
been impossible to serve the regular
chicken dinners, Dr. Seckinger
added, although the last two Sun
days chicken was served.
Buy in Open Market.
Mr.. Mason said that it had been
necessary to go on the open market
to obtain meat and that there was
hope of obtaining supplies in April
May and June, but that the situa-
ton after that was uncertain.
Roland M. Brennan, District
purchasing officer, reported to MFR
Mason that his Office has held "con-
ferences with officials of the War
Food Administration, Office of
Price Administration, the American
Meat Institute, as we'll as with
brokers of meat packers and meat
suppliers in Washington in an eff
fort to obtain additional supplies. ~
The Meat Institute, he said, had
been very helpful" and through its
efforts the District probably will be
able to obtain additional supplies
of fresh beef in Chicago. Mr..
Brennan said the municipality also
had received tentative offers to
supply a greater quantity of lamb
and mutton, but that the prospects
of obtain veal and corn beef 'is
remote at this time"
THE approach made in every
case is based on the urgency of
supplying adequate meats to pa
tients ofsour hospitals, especially to
the tuberculosis patients, because
of the need for high protein in their
daily diet to speed recovery" Mr.
Brennan said in regard to confer
ences with Federal and private
food officials.
Contracts Inadequate.
The purchasing officer stated that
the contracts recently entered into
by the Procurement Division of the
Treasury for meats in April, May
and June for Federal and District
institutions in Washington are not
adequate to supply even the mu-
nicipal needs because of the re-
duced quantities offered by the
bidders Referring to authority to
buy outside of Procurement Divi-
sion, he added:
Since this authority was granted
we have obtained a proposal from
L. c. Briggs, Inc, to furnish certain
pork fresh for delivery in March and
April and deliveries are being made.
In addition, we have an informal
contract with Swift & Co. to furnish
lamb, mutton and certain other
types of meat not in Procurement
Division contracts. We also have
contracted for lard and cheese and
deliveries are being made"
Mr.. Brennan said that through
conferences some tir1le ago with
WA, hospital officials and the
poultry trade arrangements were
made to obtain 10 ounces of chicken
per patient for serving once a week.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
cooperative System
Boosts Poultry Supply
For Hospitals Here

A new system of voluntary CO.
operation between the War Fooo
Administration, poultry dealers and
hospitals of the Washington Metro
politan Area has provided a much
greater supply of chickens for hos
pital patients, J. G. Capossela, Su-
perintendent of Emergency Hos
pital, said today.
The program provided 80 per cent
of the quota agreed on for these
hospitals this week, he said. Yhis
quota was based on -tenths of a
pound, per bed, per week for the
$4,000 beds in hospitals participat-
ing in the program. All hospitals
in the area are included except
those of the Army and Navy which
handle their own supplies, Mr.
Capossela said.
Mr.. CaposSela, who is secretary
of the Maryland-District of Co
lumbia Hospital Association, was
named hospital "co-ordinator'' for
the chicken program.
The system provides that Joseph
b. DanzanSKy, counsel for the poul-
try section of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association notify
Mr.. Capossela early each week of
the supplies available for hospitals
Each institution is to attempt to
buy its quota direct from its own
poultry dealer. If it fails, it may
appeal to Mr.. Capossela, who has
records showing how the hospital
may obtain available poultry else
where in town.
The 80 per cent of goal reached
during the first week the system
was in operation, Mr.. Capossela
said, was considered great i'm
provement over the previous situa-
ton. Some hospitals had been un-
able to get any chickens for their
patients.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Massachusetts Dance

The Massachusetts State Society
is sponsoring st. Patrick's Day
dance at O'Clock tonight, in the
Wardman Park Hotel. Frank Hickey
society president, will be master of
ceremonies.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Eastern High Students
Will Act as Teachers

Eastern High School students will
teach all the classes and correct all
the homework Tuesday in an expert
ment to give them more understand
ing of what their teachers &c
through.
1--WE hope this experiment will
give the pupils new insight into the
duties of the teachers" Charles Hart
principal, said. He added that the
teachers also would have an op-
portunity to observe the efficiency
of the student instructors from a
seat in the back of the room.
The selected students. above aver
age scholastically, have to prepare
Evening star., 1945-03-17

PART OF SKYLINE OF WASHINGTON WATERFRONT-Maine
SW the intersections of Eleventh
with and streets On the land of Maine which
formerly Water street. located the
markets and commission houses by Catch
DurSton views the Maine frontage looking north
westerly direction from point Immediately below Municipal
Fish Market The clock tower befry Just above the
Evening star., 1945-03-17

branch office OF the National Bank Washington
the southeast of and Twelfth Streets part
the building OF the Terminal Refrigeang Warehousng
The other buildings in the foreground
and the commission houses In the distance be the
Washington Monument The warehouse brick
octagona in form, surmounted by weahervane.
faces the resembling ships bell in tone
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Rabbi TuIks Tomorrow

Rabbi Albert Yanow, B'nai Britt
Hillel director at the University O
Maryland, will speak at the Insti
tute of Jewish Studies at $3.50 pm
tomorrow at the Jewish Community
Center. He will talk on "The Twen.
tieth Century" in the last lecture o.
a series on 1.-TWO Thousand Years O.
Jewish History" Rabbi Yanow i.
also counselor to Jewish students al
George Washington University.
Evening star., 1945-03-17

Speed the day Of Peace and
Plenty"-buy an extra War Bond
today.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Robber FIees With $317
From Store Gosh REGISTER

Mrs. Evelyn Dorfman, "a, operator
of grocery at COL Second street
S.W., was robbed of $317 by man
who entered the store this morning
while she was alone. Her husband.
Louis Dorfman, was at market when
the holdup occurred.
The man, described as about 5
feet 8 inches tall and about IS years
old, asked to see an article in the
showcase. When Mrs. Dorfman
turned her back the man said.
Don't move or I will kill you" He
then scooped the money from the
cash register and fed.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Richmond Mon Tukes
Scot as House Member

Es the Associated Press.
j. Vaughan Gary of Richmond
took his seat as a member of the
House yesterday, succeeding former
Representative Satterfeld, Demo-
crat, of Virginia, who resigned.
Mr.. Gary told reporters he had
no comment except that he would
sit and listen for awhile and learn
what is happening here"
Speaker Rayburn administered the
oath, after Representative Bland,
Democrat, of Virginia had escorted
Mr.. Gary to the House we'll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
Dvanacta americka armadni
skupina prestala existovati.

Povestna IL. armadn1 skupi-
ma pod velenim geenrala Brad
leyho, ktera sveho casu mela
1,233,OOO vojakG a byla nejvet-
Sim valecnym strojem V anne
ricke historic, ~pfestala fungo-
vati.
Byla organisovana asi pred
rokem a skoncila sve operace 2.
srpna. Byla utvofena V dobe,
kdy americt1 vojaci ma Gotten
tinskem poloostrove znicili ne
meck6 obranne posice ma SLIM
ci re St. Lo do Perriers a valili
Sc do stTedn1 Francie.
Ia rok svych operacl tato
armada m6la 416,406 ztrat po-
citaje v to 74,237 zabitych,
ran6nych a 44,66O pc
hTesovanych. Ale jejl voJacl
zajali $500, 900 Nemcu a zabl-
Ii nebo poranili ma 100000 jak
Sc odhaduje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
v Sc
HORECNE PRAGUE.

Jak sd6luje Vseslovanska IL
skova sluzba z Moskvy, V Ces-
koslovensku jsou zn6 V plnem
proudu a pres to, re sedlaci
pracujf cd 1svitu do sera, je
velky nedostatek pracovn1ch
sill. Jen V Cechach. a ma Mora
We je nutne tTeba $4,000 delhi
XII. To pTim6lo ministerstvo
zemed6lstv1 a Svaz zemed6lcG
k vyzv6 dobrovolnfkGm. Ohlas
pTedcil vsechno ocekavan1. V
Cechach Sc pTihlasilo $4,000 do
brovoln1k6! Deln1ci tovarny ma
mikrofony utvofili As skupin.
Mezi dobrovoln1ky isou tovarnl
a kancelaTSti zamestnanci, re-
mesln1ci, prodavaci a STUDENT.
Vsem dobrovoln1kGm jsou hra-
zeny cestovnf vylohy, byt a
strava. Krone toho dostanou
odm6nu. Ma venkov bylo jiz
vypraveno 10000 dobrovolnf-
XII.
Zname Batovy tovarny ma
obuv We Zl1n6 vyrobily V posled
mich sesti tydnech million paru
bot, n6kolik milionG parG pun
Coch a sta strojG pro obuvnicky
prdmysl. V Krineckych zele-
zarnach pracujf pc dvoumesic
MIN pTerusen1 prace jiz tTi mar
tinsk6 pece a ostatnl tovarny
zacnou take jiz brzy S vyrobou,
V prazske Kolbence, jez vyra-
bf turbiny, parostroje a elek,
trick6 stroje a zaf1zen1 vozG
poulicn1 drahy, jiz PRAGUE g.
900 d6ln1kG, 1885 tun surovin
kter6 d6ln1ci ukryli pred Memo.
nynl DTiSlO who'd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
POHRBY.

V pondell, 3. srpna zem-
Tela stara osadnice krajanka
pf. Marie Linhartova (rozena
Klfmova) We start 75ti let. Ma
rodila Sc v Branici kraj Tabor
Ceskoslovensko. PTinalezela ku
spolk6m: Oltarnimu a Fanny
Marie Ustavicn6 Pomoci. Smrti
jeji zel1 manzel p. Frank Lin
hart a dftky: James,, Anna, He
lena a Barbora.
PohTeb zemTele kenal sc dnes,
v patek, 10. srpna rano re eva
chova PohT. Domu do kostela
sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Dne 4. srpna zemTel V
Mercy nemocnici p. Arthur
Cooper, manzel p1. Mildred
Cooper, 6 N. Stricken ulice We
start 62 rokG. Narodil Sc V Bal.
timore a byl majitelem hostince
Pohreb konal sc We stfedu, 8
srpna re Cvachova Pohf. Domu
ma hrbitov New Cathedral.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
Budou vyrabeti radia pro
civilistY.

Valecna .produkcn1 rada O.
manila svGj zamer, die ktere-
no Dude dovoleno We vyrobe ra-
diovych pT1strojG dodavati po-
lovic vyroby pro civilni spotfe-
bu. Tato dodavka pro civilni
spotfebu Sc Dude rovnati polo
vici vyroby V dobe pfedvalec-
ne. Takova Dude dodavka v
poslednim ctvrtleti letosn1ho
roku. V prvn1m ctvrtlet1 roku
1916 Sc ocekava dodavka pro
civiln1 spotrebu tax velka, Jaka
byla V dob6 pTedvalecne.
V dob6 pTedvalecne byla w
roba radiovych pT1strojd 49,
100000 rocn6. Jestli Sc podaf.
uskutecniti zamer nyn1 ozname
ny, Dude v posledn1m ctvrtlet.
letosn1ho rokn zhotoveno LOO
900 radiovych ~pristroj6 a v 70.
ce 1916 by byla vyroba roz'
mnozena ma $500, 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
ZTRATf JESTE VICE
SVEHO UZEMf.

re Nemecko ztrati jeste mno-
hem vice 1zem1, nez o ktere
bylo oklesteno dohodou uzavre
nou V Postupimi pres. Truma-
mem, premierem Stalinem a pre-
mierem Attleem, vyslo ma jevo
pc dals1m prostudovanf textu
dohody. Tato Sc obirala pou-
re vychodnf situaci ~nasledkem
imminentnich pozadavk1 Rus
ka a Polska, ale otazka zapad-
mich hranic N6mecka z6stala
nevyffzenou.
Francie a Holandsko kladou
nejv6ts1 pozadavky ma zapadnl
hranici N6mecka, a o jejich po-
zadavcfch Dude uvazovano je-
ste pozd6ji. Die vseho Dude O.
taxa tato projednavana ma
konferenci zahranicn1ch mini
strG velk6 p6tky, ktera byla
svolana do Londyna ma 1. zaf1.
Francie zada pTifknutl prG-
mySlOVe DOnaCenO POfynl, ale z
jinych kruhG jest navrhovano,
ably cele Porynl bylo zmezina-
rodn6no, pod kontrolou, V niz
by Francouzi pTevladali. Nj
zozemf zada pTiTknuti v6ts1 ca
sti nemeck6 PROVINCE Olden-
burgu, podel Severn1ho more,
Holandsko chce sve hranice pc
sun0uti k rece Emf, cfmz by
Size zfskalo dzemi, ale chude a
pro ezm6d6lstvi sotva Sc hod1-
CT. H~olahdsko tez zada uzemi
az k rece Weseru, ktery obsa-
huje mnoho tis1c ctverecn1cl
mil velice 1rodne pGdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
Lacine strev1ce nebudou
odmsrovany.

Damske a muzske stfev1ce, V
Gene $3.50 a n1ze, nebudou po-
dl6hati odmefovan1 a Dude do
voleno je prodavati bez kupo-
nj prTfdelovych. TAX bylo O.
znameno z 1Tadovny admin
stratora cen. Toto prodavanl
bez kupond Dude V platnostl od
'27. srpna do 13. ffjna. Toto O.
svobozeni cd odmerovan1 Dude
vsak platiti pouze pro obuv zho
tovenou pred dnem l.. bfezna
1914. Osvobozenl toto neplat1
prri prodeii detskych strevlcu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
OSLAVA
CSL.
v ORE, MD.
Dude Sc konaf " nedel'u
26. augusta " zahrade
SLOW. Dem. Klubu.

SIOV. Lem. NAuDu.
Sbor 100 S. N. S. v meste
Baltimore, Md, usporiada osla-
WI odhalenia csl. armadneho
prapora, V nedel'u, &c. augusta
V zahrade Slovenskeho Demo-
kratickeho Klubu.
Ma tejto slavnosti pr1tomn1
bud1 vyznamnf recn1ci, medzi
mimi mas dobre znamy brat
Stefan Cmero, tajomnik Okre-
SUI S. N. S. v New Jersey, kto-
~ prinesie prapor so sebou.
VSetci chceme videt tento csl.
prapor a tdzobne nan cakame.
Budeme mat al recn1ka z csl.
vel'vyslanectva.
Povolanf s1 tiez pocetnf hod-
nostari z naSho Statu Mary
landu, medzi mimi ct. guverner
H.. O'Connor, senator M. O.
Tydings, kongresnik D'Alesan-
dro a mayor mesta Baltimore,
McKeldin.
Miestnost SLOW. Dem. Klubu
Dude otvorena o 1. iodine po-
poludni. Slavnost zahajena
Dude O 3. iodine popoludn1 s
hymnami. .Ucinkovat Dude W.
borna hudba p. Jana Svitaka a
jeho syna.
Pc slavnosti Dude vesela "a
bava, ktora potrva az do pol
noci.
Ma tito slavnost a zabavu
srdecne povolame vSetkych bra
TOW a sestry, Slovakov a Cechov
Nenechajte 81 ujist tejto prize
zitosti byt 1castn1 pamatnej
slavnosti, ma ktorej odhaleny
Dude prapor pre- nasich csl. bo-
jovnikov. O vsetko sa postara
vybor S. N. S. Do videnie V
nedel'u, &c. augusta,
S. l.. SEBO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
Valka S Japonskem
ATOMICKA BOMBA
SVRHNUTA MA

Nova bomba obrovske vybus-
ne silly, jakou 81 t6zko predsta-
viii, byla svrhnuta ma Japon-
skou zakladnu HIROSHIMA 5. srp-
ma a zpdsobila obrovskou sko-
du. Atomicka bomba ma die
udanf vybusnou sllu rovnaj1c1
Sc 10000 tunam dynamitu a je
dvou-tis1ckrate nicivejsf nez-li
kterakoliv z nynejsich bomb.
Pouzit1 nejinicvejsi zbrane v
d6jinach vojny bylo oznamene
samotnym presidentem Harry
S. Trumanem We zprave vydan6
z B1leho Domu dine 6. srpna.
Zprava presidentova pozname-
nala, re s1la, kterou pouziva
slunko, je nynf pouzita proti
zemi, ktera Sc nazyva "Zem1
Vychazej1c1ho Slunce!"
Sekretar valky Stimson pro-
hlasil, re ocekava, re tato ato-
micka bomba Dude obrov-
skou pomocf ma urychlenf po-
razky JaponcG a skoncen1 val
ky!
Guam, 8. srpna. = Oznamu-
je Sc, re 1cinek atomicke
bomby V zasazen6m meste Hi
roshima byl hrozny. 500 me-
sta eli 4 a Ito ctver. mil bylo
zniceno. Ma 100000 lidf bylo
zabito a raneno. skoda je ne
6Oz1KnH
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
Hawaii Mars" Sc zr1til do
Chesapeake Zalivu.
Rock Hall, Md,

Rock Hall, Md,
Nejv6tsf vodn1 leetadlo 1872
tuny tezke Hawaii Mars Wy
budovane v tovarnach Glenn l.
Martin Co. v nasem mest6, Fri
tito Sc V ned6li pc zkusebn1m
letu do Chesapeake Zalivu u
Love Point.
Toto l6tadlo pred dvema IT,
dny bylo ~spusteno ma vodu. z
deseti-clenn6 posadky, jeder
muz byl poranen. Vets1 cast le-
tadla naehaz1 Sc pod vodou
Bude vyzvednut6 a vracen6 dc
dilen Glenn L. Martin Co. Pr
Gina poruchy letadla Sc vyse-
tfuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-10
POSLEDNf ZPRAVA.
ADOLF TOROVSKY
NAHLE ZEMREL.

Pred uzav6rkou listu jsme
obdrzeli smutnou zpravu 0 ma
HE smrti sokola staresiny br.
Adolfa Torovskeho, byval6ho
kapelnika Namornf Academic
V Annapolis, Md. zadame by
Sc jeho znami a ~pratele podiva-
Ii do anglickych novin, kde bu-
de oznamen den pohfbu.