davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
81 Veterans
Seeking Aid
American Legion
Hearing Applicants
Today

Ninety-two ex-serviceman have
filed application with the Connec-
ticut Relief Fund for Veterans for
financial aid since the start of the
strikes against the Big 3" in the
brass industry, according to Wallace
]. Inglis. chairman of a committee
set up by Corp. Coyle post, Ameri-
can Legion. to advise veterans.
The 80 applicants were among
more than 200 veterans who have
visited Legion headquarters to seek
advice on financial problems.
Interviews with 48 applicants We're
started this morning by Nathan
Pierce, state investigator ana assist
tant to Capt. Eugene P. Armstrong,
fund chairman.
Mr. Inglis said that the Legion
committee will conduct interviews
each Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday night at 81 Leavenworth
street. He predicts that 1000 OIL
5000 veterans will eventually ask
Tor financial assistance from tine
fund, which operates under auth
ority OF the General Assembly.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

Army Headquarters, Mid-Pa-
cific, Fl. Shafter, T. H., Feb. 7
First sgt. Raymond F. Sternberg,
Of Waterbury, who returned re-
Gently to Hawaii aboard the Mat
sonia to start on his seventh
hitch in the Army. is no stranger
to the Islands.
During his Army career, he has
spent a total of nine and a half
years in Hawaii. having been sta
toned at Schofield Barracks with
the 8O3rd Engineer Aviation Bat
talon until June, 1871.
He was then transferred to the
Philippines, where he was taken
prisoner by the japanese in De-
cember. 194l, and where he went
through the infamous Bataan
Death March.
Sergeant Sternberg remained
a prisoner in the Philippines for
two and a half years, after which
he spent one year in camp at
Toyhama in Japan On his re-
lease he spent the Christmas holi-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
Sixteen LocoI
Men Separated

sixteen waterbury men were
among the 80 American discharged
from the Army yesterday at the
Army Separation Center, Fort
Devens. Mass. Waterbury dis
charges We're:
Sgt John Ciarleglio, SO School ST.
Cpl. Domenic D. Queiroca, 1913 Mill
Cpl. Daniel Ruocco, $40 Chatfield
Ave.
Cpl. Wilfred j. Dupre, RID 2.
Pic. Kenneth A. Curley, $50 Cherry
St.
Pfc. Alexander Zenick, 375 West
Grove St.
Sgt. Joseph D. Bochiochio, 10 Hop
kins st.
Sgt. James F. Flavin, l56 Plaza Ave.
Cpl. Charles C. Cole. 6l9 Cooke st.
T Sgt. Robert J. Tracy, 80 South St.
Cpl. Oscar SilVerman, l8 Avalon Cir.
Cpl. Mariana j. Padula, 288 High
land Ave.
Cpl. Joseph B. Norkus, 70 Norton
St.
Pfc. Vitaltous E. Louis, SO Railroad
Hill.
S/Sgt. Anthony E. Dandonolo, 70
Bennett Ave.
Sgt. Leslie j. AdomaitiS, 500 High
land Ave.
Waterbury area men discharged
were:
Cpl. Walter o. Ismay, SO Westbury
PIX, Watertown.
Sgt Howard w. McCaube, TOT Main
St., Watertown.
Cpl. Constantine L. Tsingria, 20
Washington ST., Union City
s Sgt. Edward Cichowski, IA Wash
ington St., Union City.
Pfc. Anthony j. Pilitowski, 1896
North Main ST., Union City.
T Sgt. Stanley H. Patchett, RID !
Naugatuck.
Pfc. Henry G.. Adamson, 81 North
Hoadley St, Naugatuck.
Cpl. Peter M. Grazianai, RID !
Torrington.
Sgt. Dennis P. Brennan, l73 Win
throp St.. Torrington.
Sgt. Donald Innes, 81 New Litch-
field St., Torrington.
Pfc. Stephen j. Kosco, 3O5 Park
Ave, Torrington.
s. Sgt. Carl w. Hobensee, rs Gull
bert St., Torrington.
Sgt. Harry ]. Bardot, RID !, Tor
rington.
Sgt. oscar F. Nadaskay, 81 Upton
Pl., Torrington.
Spl. William DefIancisco, 80 Chest
nut Ave, Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Al NEW fOkk-SEA ROBIN
tie Havre), 1882, Pier 50 H. r., IL
p m. Feb. IL. Troops to Camp Kill
mer.
AT SAN FRANCISC O-SEA
FLASHER (Manila), ?,132 Army.
SANTA MARIA (Leyte), 1927 Army,
IA Navy. CHATEAU THIERRY
Honolulu, So Army. WAR HAWK,
1884, 1894 Army, 81 Navy. SANTA
MONICA Geyte), % Navy.
AT LOS ANGELES-DREW (Sai-
PAM, 1856. SEA STAR Yokohama
2,136. SEA FIDDLER Yokohama
2,035. LOT WHITCOMB CNomeau)
5. BRAXTON Samar), 1870. DAY.
TON pearl Harbor), 529. AUDRI-
AN pearl HarborJ, 1919. TODD
Pearl Harbor), ll3. WOODS Pearl
Harbor). 49,
AT SAN DIEGO-Minesweeper
STARTLING, IA Navy. YMS 800, 4
Navy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
Navy Releases
e Local Men

Among 81 Waterbury Area men
released yesterday from the Navy
at the U. s. Naval Personnel Sep
aration Center, Lido Beach, Long
Island, N. Y, were % from this
city.
The Waterbury men discharged
yesterday were:
John w. Stevens. Jr, motor ma
chinist's mate, &c, 10 Capitol ave-
nue..
Michael N. Cicchetti, motor ma
chinist's mate &c, ll0l Baldwin
street.
Dante J. Petro, torpedoman, &c,
309l East Main street
Michael Cermola, Jr., coxswain,
1856 Division street.
George w. Demske seaman, DC,
Peterson avenue.
Joseph v. Ippolito. fire control
man, DC. liz Wall street.
william j Humphrey, machin-
lists mate, &c, 70 Ives street.
Anthony V. DeBenedictis. avia-
ton machinist's mate, &c. 295 South
Leonard street.
Albert w. Miller, bookkeeper, lc,
81 Baldwin street.
Andrew Champagne, radioman,
&c, % East Dover street.
Robert S Morrison, seaman, 1c,
81 North Leonard street.
Thomas D. Garofalo, boatswain's
mate, &c, 1870 Easton avenue.
George P. Gagnon, coXswain, 429
South Main street.
Fred B. Stevens, machinist's mate
&c, 152 Boyden street.
Francis p Sacco. boatswain's
mate, DC, 1887 Highland avenue.
Thomas V. Tammany, fireman
1c, 40 Hickory street.
Raymond F. Reynolds, seaman,
&c, 624 Sylvan avenue.
Walter B. Zembruzuskl, gunner'S
mate. Sc, 81 East Farm street.
Robert w Wander. gunner's mate,
Sc, 90 Ives street.
Thomas L. Mecca, gunner's mate,
lc. SO Idylwood avenue.
Joseph T. Cronin, storekeeper, lc,
Park road
John j. Francis, motor machin-
lists mate, &c, l24 Locust street.
David A. Karpavich, seaman, lc,
| IS Phoenix avenue.
Area men discharged were:
Raymond Klimasewski. seaman,
Is, Prospect street, Union City.
Vincent E. Klonoski. yeoman, Sc,
BAT North Spring street, Union City.
Stanley j. Dumchowski, seaman,
&c, As High street, Naugatuck,
Harold Macdonald, machinist S
mate. DC. New Haven road, Nauga-
tuck.
Charles H. Budney, aviation ma
chinist's mate, Sc, "a School street
| ThomaSton.
Benjamin E. Veillette, motor ma
chinist'5 mate. DC, Thomaston.
Leo T. BanaS, seaman, lc, 3
Roosevelt avenue, Terryville.
Edward F. Borawski, seaman lc
100 Scovill street, Torrington.
Frederick F.. Fredsall, gunner'S
mate. &c. West Torringford street
Torrington.
George w Lent, aviation electri-
clans mate, &c, 80 Harold street
Torrington.
Marcel A. Colombo. electricians
mate, &c, Ill Funston avenue, Tor
rington.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
Full Weather Report

Boston, Feb. I4.-uP-W
err forecast;
CONNECTICUT aud RHODE IS
IAND-CIearinI and turning cold
err tonight. Fair and colder Friday.
strong west To northwest winds.
Massachusetts - Clearing aud
turning colder tonight. Occasional
snow flurrieH in the BerkshiTes.
Friday fair and considerably cold
err strong west tO northwest winds.
PASSPORT Ia Block IsIand-Ne est
to northwest winds 80 10 30 miles
an hour tonight diminishing On
Friday. Tonight, clearing weather
tonight, partly cloudy Friday.
Good visibility. Southwest storm
warnings are being displayed.
DAILY ALMANAC
M0On sets at 6;O5 a. m.
sun rises mt GAS a. m. sets ut
5;25 D. m.
Vehicles must be- lighted thirty
minutes after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
Timetable for GLS
Who Are to Return
DUE TODAY


AT NEW YORK-W FIRE D
GREENFIELD CTrinidadD, 2, Federal
anchorage off Rosebank, S. l. Troops
to Camp Kilmer.
FRANZ SIGEL cTunis), 2, divert
ed to Philadelphia.
AT NORFOLK-ELIJAH KEEL
LOG Oeghorn), l.
AT NEW ORLEANS-FLORIDA
(Panama), 1856.
AT SAN FRANCISCO-CAPITAL
VICTORY, 6 Navy. OKLAHOMA
CITY (Japan), 66l Navy, Marine
MARINE SWALLOW CManila), 4
Navy, 3,346 Army. PERIDA, 1892
Army. INDIANA, delayed, SO Mar
inc.
AT LOS ANGELES-MAGOFFIN
pearl Harbor), 1884. BRISCOE
(Okinawa), 450. Eight Minesweep-
ers from Pearl Harbor. 80. LIST 1928
pearl Haroor), 81. Ism 355 pearl
Harbor). l6.
AT TITLES EA OWL
Korea, 1904 Army, 20 Navy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

Harold Anderson, RDM lie, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson,
Eastwood Avenue, is spending a
To-day leave here with his parents
after returning from over a year
of service in the South Pacific.
Anderson, a former cmploye Of the
First National stores. is a graduate
of Crosby High School where he
was active in baseball. He was also
member of the All-City High
School Baseball Stars team and
former member OF the IS. Peter
and Paul Softball League.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
@,se4M1yevvE
1YADLleHHD 1898
WYADLWHED 1885

There Con Be But "a Lucky, Wisely
Thrifty Men Who Will Buy These
Rosers-Peet 0vereoots For $64-
Formerly $75-And Thonk TheiI
Lucky Stor.
There's plenty of kick still left in
our present winteF-then think
Of q bottIer for your comfort in
the winters to come as these
Rogers-Peet overeoots ore, and
you've got something to look for
word to.
This is post-inventory clearance
of24 eoots-eoch by Rosers-Peet
leach hond toiIored to the last
stiteh-eoeh made Of virgin wool
TO the last threod-eoeh coat
credit to Us who sell them and
you who wear them.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
PFC. WILLIAM KRAMER

PFC. WILLIAM KRAMER
An operation for an injury re-
ceived on a transport while he was
returning to the United states last
month from the ErO, was per-
formed recently on Pfc. William
Kramer, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Kramer, "a Elizabeth Street. Pfc
Kramer, a patient at the station
hospital. Camp Kilmer, N. j., was
visited last week by his brother
Joseph Kramer, recently discharg-
ed from the Army.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
CPL JOHN r. KANE

Ftirstenfeldbruck, GERM any -
Cpl, John r. Kane, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Matthew Kane, 40 Laval street,
has arrived at the European The.
alter Army Air Forces Reinforce
ment Depot, and will soon be as.
signed TO a permanent station
somewhere In Germany.
While he Is ct this post, situated
near Munich on the picturesque
wooded slope Of a German Alpine
range, Cpl. Kane viii have an OPP
portunity to enjoy the scenic beau-
ties Of Southern Bavaria which
made the region popular among pre-
war tourists.
Formerly a prominent Luftwaffe
training school, the Army Air Forces
Reinforcement Depot is one Of the
most attractive fields In Europe. At
the present time several thousands
soldiers each month are processed
and given orientation in their occu-
pational duties at this key station.
Before entering the service In
July, l945, he attended Crosby High
school and was later employed as
machinist by the Scovill Manufac-
turing Company.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
Council Pays Tribute
To GoLd-Star Mothers
Is to Be Guests Sunday Evening
AT 18th Anniversary of Lithuania's
Original independence

Observance Of the 18th anniver-
sary Of the original independence Of
Lithuania will be held by the Wa
terbury Lithuanian Americ a n
Council Sunday. Special religious
services will be held at 10 o'clock at
st. Joseph's Church, and an even
ing program has been scheduled for
Z O'Clock at St. Joseph's hall.
The 10 o'clock Mass will be offer
ed for the Lithuanian nation and
for all Americans and Lithuanians
who sacrificed their lives for the
cause of freedom.
At the evening program, tribute
will be rendered to q parish serv-
icemen who died in the war. Gold
Star mothers will be guests of the
council. The invocation will be given
by Rev Joseph j. Valantiejus, pas
tor of the church.
Speakers on the program will in
clude Mayor John S. Monagan. Rev
Joseph Damborauskas, MIC, OF
Indianapolis College in Thompson
Attorney Francis j. Bagocious OF
Boston, and Mrs. Michael Devenis
of this city. Statements from state
officials and Congressman will be
read, and resolutions in behalf OF
MthuaniaS freedom will be pre-
sented.
A musical program will be rend-
cred by the church choir. Alexander
j. Alexsis, president of the council,
will be master of ceremonies.
The arrangements committee is
composed of Father Valantiejus,
honorary chairman. Mr.. Alexsis, At
torney Clarence v. Balanda, Joseph
Bernota, Mrs. DeveniS. Sheriff Al
bert Francis. Peter Jokubauskas,
John KairyS. Mrs. Charles Karin
auskas. Miss Mary Kasetaite,
Thomas Matas. Anthony Orantas.
Mrs. Stasys Sopranos, Jacob Trecio-
kas. Attorney F. Patrick Zailckas,
Mrs. John Zailckas and Miss Mar
celle AndrikiS.
Refreshments will be served and
dancing will follow the program.
means continued high taxes. High
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
Veterans!

Check with your Veteran
Advisory Center on all prob.
lens. This Center has been
set up expressly for your bene-
fit. Miss Nancy Delaney, End
floor, Is In charge. Located
there also are the Veterans
Administration Bureau and
the four local Draft Boards.
Telephone 1850.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

entered n Army II flEhn
i mAsid - ne former
shuts. The couple ere re raH
Of threeHnonshs-old son, RAtFltk
Mcverrs, u.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
It's sABATTNI v. CARUSO

IT'S sABATINI v. CARUSO
It's Sabatini v. Caruso, 50 Dixie
man street. is now attending tn
Army University Center, oahu. HI
Is taking courses in English gram
mar and American History /.
The Army University Center
Oahu, Is located at scenic Schoflelt
Barracks in a remodeled quad
rangle that formerly housed man!
Pacific infantry regiments. TIL
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
SGT. JAMES BELuRY

A discharge has been granted to
Sgt. James Belury, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Belury. 1895 Baldwin
street, it was disclosed today at
Camp Atterby, Indiana. Sgt. Bel
ury, whose last station was with
the 43rd Engineers in Tokyo, en-
tered the Army March Is, 1912, and
served overseas in New Guinea,
Leyte and Luzon for 81 months.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

Patrick McVerfy. son OF Nj, MI
chael McVefry, Willow Coutt, has
bern promoted 10 captain IN Manila
where he has been stationed Tor
several months. Capt McVefry, who
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
Your CT Rights
BY DOUGLAS LARSEN
NEA staff Correspondent

Washington, Feb. l4-(NEA-l
substantial part of the Governments
housing program for veterans will
have to be done by communities.
Here are some questions just what
part cities will have to do locally:
@. Until now our town hasn't had
any kind of a local committee to do
anything about the housing situa-
ton. i have just been appointed a
| chairman to organize committee to
work the Federal Governments new
program on veteran housing. Just
who should / ask to serve on this
committee, on the basis OF what
other cities have done?
A. Most local committees are
composed of representatives from the
city government, veterans, labor,
builders, building materials produc-
ers, financing institutions, Chambers
Of Commerce, and other interested
groups.
@. Our committee has just been
organized to get living quarters for
veterans. What are some Of the
! things the Federal Government
wants us to do first in connection
with new veterans housing pro-
gram?
A. Make sure veterans get first
! preference on all available housing
Develop temporary demonstrating
programs for veterans. Aid in secur-
ing the extension OF emergency
building codes and the moderniza-
ton of existing codes. Encourage
conversions to provide additional
dwelling units.
@. There are several good sites
In our city for the Governments
temporary housing under the new
program. Will the Government pay
rent for the sites?
A. No. Providing lots for the
temporary housing which the Fed
eral Government intends to furnish
is generally considered to be the job
of the community.
@. will the new housing program
mean the end Of OPA rent control?
A. No.
Questions will be answered only
in this space-nOt by NALL
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

school is fashioned after the Army
universities in England and France
and courses are offered at a col
lege level.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

days with his mother in Water
bury.
He returned to the mainland as
a RAMP in October, 1915, and
now will be stationed at Wheeler
Field.
Sergeant Sternberg, by re-
enlisting in the Regular Army for
three years, was able to choose
the overseas theater in which he
wanted to serve; and now. after
81 years of service, the sergeant
may look forward to refinement
at half pay on completion of his
tour OF duty.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
CPL. ERNEsr p. n,ANGELO

Cpl. Ernest P. D'Angelo, son Of
Mrs. Julia D'Angelo, 81 Cottage
Place, has been honorably discharg-
ed from the AAF at the Camp Fam
min Separation Base Tyler, Texas
after more than two years service.
He served as First Cook in many
fields throughout the Western Fly
ing Training Command during his
army career
A manager of D'Angelos Restau-
rants, 254 Bank street, and 1900 wa
tertown avenue, at the time of his
entry into the service, D'Angelo
plans to resume his managership
upon return to civilian life.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
!. NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE :.
sIsoT. JAMES PAz

sIs0T. JAMES PAz
United states Forces In Austria -
3 sgt James Pag, whose mother
Mrs Anna c, Malio, resides at 4S6
North Main street, has resenlisted
In the Regular Army OF the United
States. SYST Paz is a graduate Of
Wildly High school and was employ
ed by the Benrus Manufacturing
Company prior to entering the sery-
ice.
SiSgt. Pa2 enlisted in the army
IN December, 1912, and was assigned
TO the i02d Infantry Division al
Camp Maxey, Texas Joining the AID
Rainbow Infantry Division as cadre,
he was assigned overseas In Jan.
iiary, i945.
SiSgt. Paz served as medical
technlcian with the Division Artil-
lery Of the AID Division, under the
command of Major General Harry
j. Collins, during combat operations
which took the Rainbow" 450 miles
from Strasbourg, across Southern
Germany and into Austria. He
wears the Europe Africa Middle
East Theater Ribbon with two bat
tie participation stars, the Amer
lean Theater Ribbon, and the Good
Conduct Ribbon.
Since the cessation Of hostilties,
S/Sgt. Paz has been engaged in the
duties Of medical aid man with
the AID Division, now part of Gen.
eral Mark w. Clarks United states
Forces in Austria.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

means continued high taxes. High
taxes discourages production. him
der the creation Of jobs, and leave
you less to spend"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

Questions will be answered only
in this space-nOt by NALL
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-25
POHRBY.

- 16. rljna Zemrel kraJan
p. James S. Svejda, 1917 Fair
mount Ave-, Washington, D. c..
We staff 60 let. Narodil Sc v
Klatovech, 6. S. R. a byl krej-
elm. Zanechava zde sestru p1.
JOS. Hejny, bratry: Jerry, An
tona a Bozu Svejdu z Balti-
more.
Pohfeb konal sc v pondeli,
|21. rfjna re SchimInkova
PohT. Domu ma hfbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele.
- 16. r1jna zemrel krajan
p. James Nocar, manzel PAM
|Terezie Nocar (roz. Komenda)
703 N. Duncan st. We start 65
let. Narodil Sc v Ceskosloven-
sku a do Ameriky pTijel pred
5Oti roxy. PTinalezel k Radu
DISTRICT Karel Jonas els. 100
G.. B. U. a delegace tohoto ra-
du prokazala zemTelemu po-
slednf poctu co nosici rakve.
Pohreb konal Sc v pondell,
FL. rfjna re Cvachova Pohr.
Domu ma hrbitov Holy Cross
"a assistance vlp. F. Yanishe.
= Fl. rfjna zemrel znamy
krajan p. Tomas Levy, 912 N.
Chester st. We start GA rokG.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore a povo-
lanfm byl krejcf a byl take
znamym hudebn1kem ma &C
Gordon. Zanechava zde man
zelku p1. Emmu Kaspar-Levy
(roz. Lavicka) a dceru PAM
Charles Hromadka. Pfinale-
Eel ku spolkdm Holy Name a
Cechie.
Pohreb kona Sc dnes patek,
%. rijna re Cvachova Pohr.
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele "a assistance vlp. Ludv1ka
Hlobila.
Dne %. rijna zemrela
krajanka pf. Josefina Fousek,
manzelka Josefa Fouska. Ma
rodila sc v Praze. PTinalezela
ku Radu Jaroslav z DUDE els.
154 G. S. A.
Pohreb kona Sc dnes rano
25. rijna re Cvachova PohT.
do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma Cesky Narodn1 Hfbi-
TOW.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-25
Zprava o zakazu preletu Il
zich Ietadel v {. S. r.

Praha (CTK) = Ceskoslo-
venska tiskova kancelar ozna-
mila, re nektere zahranicnf It's
kove agentury r~ozsirily zpra-
WI, re cizfm letadlGm je zaka-
Zano pTeletavati ceskosloven-
ske uzemf. Ma zaklade infor-
moc1 z 1Tednich mist bylo Iii
st6no, re " Ceskoslovensku ne
byl vydan zadny takovy roz-
kaz a re neexistuje zadne ONE
zenf pTeletu ceskoslovenskeho
Izemi nebo pffistani " Gesko-
.sovensku, ktere by msnilo do
savadni stav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-25

bry v~nitrozemsky politely po-
stoj jednoho k druhemu. Jiste
81 mystic, iedalni stat! Ba ne,
i nedostatky name, neb zadny
clov6k nenf dokonaly. Jsou
zde i reakcionari, s kterymi 81
vsak vine rady. Mysllm, re
kdyby Sc zeptal kdokoliv KITE
rehokoliv cloveka naseho sta
tn ma pom6ry v mem, Tekl by
mu totez CO ia. Ty vsecky hru-
zy, CO zde N6mci napachali
nelze vypisovati, neb by mi ne
stacilo ami tisic takovychto do
pisu.
Myslim. re jsem Yam toho
napsal jiz dosti a slibuji, re
pfiste napfsi opet.
S pozdravem,
Vas vnuk,
VaSlk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-25
Brazilie poskytla liver
Ceskoslovensku.

Rio de Janeiro. = Brazilie
povolila liver $2O,OOO,O 900 Ces-
koslovensku die podminek OBJ
chodn1 a navigacn1 smlouvy,
podepsane II. ffjna vladimir
zastupci a cleny csl. obchodn1
mise.
Tato smlouva, obsahujici
podmfnky nejvice favorisova-
neho naroda, zavazuje Cesko-
slovensko, ably pouzilo tohoto
1veru k nakupu brazilskych
produktu, p~ocftajfc v to 10O,-
900 pytlG kavy a 1000 tun ba-
Why rocne pc dive leta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-25
CSR vyjednava dohodu S anne
rickou delegaci z nemeckeho
okupacniho pasma.

Praha ~(CTK)-"Associated
Press" pTinesla zpravu, re
pfedseda neutrality-suspicious.
no oddelenf americke vojen-
ske vlady v Nemecku general
Draper a predseda americke-
no obchod. oddelen1 Szymc-
Yak odjeli do Ceskoslovenska,
kde budou jednat O otevrenl
importn1ho a exportnlho pas
ma v Nemecku. Ocekava Sc,
re Sc Dude jednat o dohodu po-
dobnou jake byla pred nedav-
mem podepsana Sc svycarskem
Poole teto dohody must byt "a
zbozi vyvezene z Nemecka
placeno dolary. Ceskosloven-
sko kupovalo v americkem pas
mu Nemecka zejmena s1l, po-
taS, stroje a nafad1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-25
SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka.
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.
MOST
BOUT OF THE SEASON.

Prfstf dtery, dine 20. rfjna v
kf1zkovych zapasech poTada-
nych Mr.. Ed. Contosem v Coli
scum v hlavnfm zapase ktery
urcen jest ma dobu jedne po-
razky utkajf Sc:
Primo Camera, 27O ID. z l.
talie (Former Worlds Boxing
Champion) VS.. Babe Sharkey,
253 Id. z Texasu (Former
Worlds Wrestling Champion)
DIE ornament Mr.. Ed Con-
tose tento zapas Dude jeden z
nejlepsich poradanych zde V
teto seZone.
V nasledujlclch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky dcinko-
vati Dude nasleduj1c1 zapas-
nfci:
Ben Rosen, 245 Id. (Jewish
Giant N. W VS.. julius Strong
ID. Cherokee Indian)
Jan Blears, 205 10. (Cham-
pion of England) VS.. Eddie
King, 218 Id. z Poughkeepsie,
Y.
Harry Armus, 228 Id. z Bal
timore VS.. Frank Parquett, 215
ID. z New Jersey.
Nick Condos, 230 ID. z Rec
ka VS.. Mike Halter, 218 ID. z
N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-10-25
TvIrce Husova pomniku So
char Ladislav Saloun zemrel.

Praha (CTK) = 10. T1jna
zemTel V Praze vynikaj1ci csl.
sochaT a narodn1 umelec Ladi-
slav Saloun. Znamy tvdrce
Husova pomniku ma Staromest
skem namesti Ladislav Saloun
narodil Sc v PraZe v r. 1870.
Umeleckeho vzdelan1 nabyl ma
kreslifske skole prof. Reinera,
pozdeji v atelieru sochare
Schnircha v PraZe.