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Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
Hudson Bakers Have
Streamlined Loaf
Continued from first page)

So they decided to have their
bread wrappers brought up-tO-date
by streamlining them. They re-
moved all unnecessary decoration
from the wrappers; they brought
the identifying name up large and
are wrapping all their varieties in
the same central design, with
variance in color scheme, telling
you which variety is contained
The new type wrapper saves
shopping time, they claim, because
the buyer can Immediately see this
bread from anywhere in the store.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
LOcusts Have Kick!

SYDNEY - (P) - "Grasshop-
pers" in the Burra district of South
Australia actually lOcusts) are
kicking fowls to death. Fowls have
been swallowing the 'hOppers alive
and their kicking hind legs, with
their saw-edges, have cut the
fowls jugular veins, and caused
them to bleed to death.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
A Rising Vote

DENVER - (P - The Denver
post" took a poll to see whether
street car riders believe a man
should surrender his seat to a fem
inine fare spender. Forty-twO per
cent of the men questioned gave a
fat yes answer but only q per
cent of the women were as EN-
phatic.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
If This
Be
Treason

cans in Germany where he was
picked up after the collapse in l945.
He seems to have been suspected
of collaboration on the ground that
he didn't come home when he could
have. Another exile in a similar fix,
Robert Best, has been brought back
and accused Of treason, which turns
out to be a charge more easily made
than to stick.
/ could tell Best's jury that I be-
lieved be was spying on the Amer
lean and British correspondents in
Vienna, where be lived, a dissolutS
gigolo, and, in the light Of later de-
velopments, that he probably was in-
forming the Austrian Nazis on his
colleagues who spoke freely on the
assumption that their little converse
tions were a family affair. The other
Americans who later were interned
with him in Germany until the sx.
change could be arranged and saw
him jump ship in Lisbon to return
to Germany may have some evi.
dence.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
BABSON:-D Discusses shall I Build Now?"

NEW YORK CITY, April
2-There are many factors
connected with new build
ing today which should
hold up costs for some
time. Most of the increase
is due to two main
causes:
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
WHY BUILDING COSTS
ARE HIGH

(1) The increased pow
ers of labor unions caus-
ing higher wages, shorter
hours, and poorer work.
This is partly due to the
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02

Donald Day, who
lived in Europe many
years after 1rId
War /. has been de-
tanned bY the ATneris
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02

are Ola Well-built-hOuses in the best sections
of small cities These can still be bought for
half what they would today cost new; and in
many cases are better than they could be
built today at any price. AS people become
more war conscious and as the draft takes
young man, they will gradually sell their
homes in large cities and move into safe COM
munities
Hence, while big city property is going down
In price, these small city properties may be
going up in price If you own such a house.
continue to hold it. If you live in a good sec
tOn buy house next to you as an invest
ment Many of these old houses will double
in price while the new houses built for veter-
ans during the past few years NAV sell at
perhaps one half what is now being asked for
them. Unless you want one of these now, then
wait for distressed sales.
WHAT ABOUT WAR OUTLOOK?
great question is whether a war boom
honeymoon is again ahead of us; If so. houses
ranches, and most city property could hold up
awhile longer. There will be no war this year:
but the very preparation for war should slim
ulate certain buying and retard other buying.
One thing that looks good are certain large
hOuses-now on the market at very low prices
which can be made over into apartments.
There will always be a demand for well-lOcat-
ed apartments. Even these you should live in
or near and attend to. There now is no easy
way to make money in real estate.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
WHAT ABOUT OLD HOUSE,

The most attractive thing in real estate
outside of properly located subsistence farms
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02

When he snapped
back that Hogan
ought to prosecute in
stead Of just talking
about cronkednesa he
Evening star., 1948-02-13

Store Open Monday and Friday Nights, 1870 to $50 PM
Evening star., 1948-02-13

We've packed our
Half-Yearly with dol.
Iar-stretching values.
shop all 40 Home.
Furnishing Depart.
ments for proof.

These 1888 mattresses,
for example !. ;. ordinarily
sell for dollars more. Our
1895 love seats are
minor miracles in todoy's
market. Our roundup Of
Mersnon tobles priced q
mere 1898 =. are amazing
at the price. Our Howell
dinettes have been subston-
tioIIy reduced to just 1895!
And that's just q sample Of
our HoIf-YeorIy Savings.
Evening star., 1948-02-13
SALE! FamOus-Make
Innerspring
Mattress
With LOng-Lasting Pre-Built Border
28.a3a
28.838

We sIoshed the price on this crodIe-soft
mattress! This buoyont, soothing mottress
made by one Of the Top-Notchers In the
Bedding WorId It's covered in handsome
striped soteen ticking. 1t boasts 22O coils
to the double size :. all cushioned in thick
layers of cotton felt and sisoI. 1t has pre-
built border to keep it trim and shopeIy
Even boasts handles for turning, Both sir
gle and double sizes at this HoIfYeorl'
saving.
matching Box Sprine-------2S.SS)
Runnber Shop, 4th Floor. The Hecht Co. Washington
Hd Floor. The Hecht Co., Sarer Spring
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-10
BY BETTY NEWTON

l. "a Green Salad Bowl
lb. leaf lettuce
hard cooked eggs
] can sardines
Sturfed olives
Pickles
French dressing
Separate lettuce leaves; wash
well and then drain thoroughly.
Break or cut the leaves into indi-
viduals salad bowls. Chop olives
and pickles, reserving few olives
for garnish. Arrange few sar-
dimes and slices of egg on top.
Pass French dressing. -
Banana Cream Cake
u C. shortening
c. sugar
21eggs
! tsp. vanilla
q C. milk
ia C. flour
2 tsp. baking powder
u pit. heavy cream
6 bananas
Cream shortening and sugar in
a large bowl. Add well beaten
egg yolks and beat smooth. Sift
together dry ingredients and add
these alternately with milk to
creamed mixture. Beat egg whites
until stiff, but not dry. Fold these
into batter with vanilla. Pour
batter into 2 CREASED 8-inch
square pans and bake in 375 de-
gree oven for 25 minutes, or until
done. Remove from pan and cool.
When ready to serve, cover one
layer with sweetened whipped
cream, top with sliced bananas.
Cover with second layer of cake
which is then topped with the
rest of the cream and slie-@
bananas.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-10
Gss S1 News Il. +. Courts
~,i

Ossie M Boggs has been placed
on probation for a five year per-
iod after pleading guilty to a nom
support charge before the Court.
He is to report to Robert Allison,
Madison county probation officer,
once a month during probation
period, make payments as order
ed by Madison county Common
Pleas Court and pay costs of pros
ecution.
PROBATE COURT
Licensed to Wed
Carl Andrew Payne, l9, laborer
of Redwood, son of Harry Payne,
and Myra Jane Brown, II, of Ma
rysville TT. l., daughter of Ken
meth Brown. The Rev. Mr.. Jordan
was expected to solemnize the
marriage.
Levi Hostetter, %, farmer, of
Plain City, son of Levi M. Hos
teller, and Martha Miller, 18
housekeeper, of Plain City Rt. |,
daughter of Chris D. Miller.
Wayne Reynolds, 10, farmer, of
Delaware, son of Otis Reynolds,
and Ila Brown, II, of Redwood
Rt. 8, daughter of Orville t.
Brown. Rev. K. l.. DeWalt was
expected to solemnize the mar
riage..
John Edward Clegg, 81, dairy
man, of Marysville Rt. 5, son of
Chester George Clegg, and Wilma
Joan Miller, Is, telephone opera
tor, of Marysville, daughter of
Max Miller. The Rev. Elisha
Kneisley was expected to solem-
nize the marriage.
John M. Blake, 56, laborer, of
Milford Center, and Mrs. Ocie
Rhoads, SO, housekeeper, of Mil
ford Center. The Rev. Mr.. Law
son was expected to solemnize
the marriage.
COMMON PLEAS COUNT
Damages Asked
Jacob H. Sarver has filed suit
against Samuel d. Armstrong for
$500 damages as result of an
automobile accident at 11:30 a.
m. Dec. "a, 1947, and the Ma
rysville-Peoria rd. Plaintiff f
charges in his petition that the
defendant carelessly drove his
car across the road against the on
coming car of the plaintiff, dam
aging the plaintiffs car and in
juring the plaintiff.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-10

The chill, windy days of March
are soon forgotten when your fam
lily sits down to a. hearty lunch
or supper that features .steammg
hot soup. Bean soups are hearty
and healthy. The addition of milk
is a good way of getting extra
milk into the family meals.
To complete this meal, perhaps
a salad and. an extra special"
dessert will please everybody. To
the tossed green salad you may
add sardines, slivers of cold lamb,
ham or beef. Or you may prefer
chunks of blue cheese or strips
of American cheese. Crisp crack
ers and hard rolls make good
finishing touches.
Creamy Bean Soup
IA C. navy beans
slices bacon
n C. minced onion
Tbsp. chopped parsley
c. milk
Salt
Pepper
Pick over beans and wash WELL
Let soak in cold water to cover
overnight. The next morning
drain and measure liquid. Add
enough more water to make A c.
Then dice bacon and fry until
crisp. Remove from fat and pour
off all but 2 Tbsp. fat. Cook
onion until tender in this fat, then
add beans with liquid and bacon
and simmer slowly until beans
are tender. Add milk and reheat.
Garnish each serving with minced
parsley and bits sf bacon.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-10
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

~~ENF@~T
ID. c. Cushman and others to
Freeman Cushman, 1924 acres in
Leesburg township, 81.
Otto A. and Lucille Lewis to O
K. Payne, 1866 acres, in Allen
township, 81.
Mary E. Wolford to Bertha
Kemper and others, undivided
VI interest in l04 acres in Taylor
township.
William j. and Ollie Neill TO
Robert Lee Neil, undivided "
interst in 4.47 acres in Millcreek,
81.
c. o. Coder, by certificate OF
transfer, to. Lynette Parks and
others, 20.62 acres in Marysville
Katie Sivey and others to
Gerald and Leah Helen Evans,
l6.4 acres in Jackson township, 81.
Katie Sivey and others to En-
ma Daum and others, 49.2 acres
in Jackson township, 81.
Nellie Hammond to Augusta
Gibson, lots in Plain City, 81.
Vernon A. McNair, to Bonny
Stillings, lots in Milford Center,
81.
Martin L. and Florentine JUS
tice to Lawrence d. and Mary E.
Shanks, lot in MarySVille, 81.
Frank H. and Susie B. Otte
to Warren H. and Mildred Mel
vim, lot in Marysville, 81.
JEANNE and Charles c. d. Lee
to Mildred Grotte, lots in Marys-
vile, 81.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Divorce Asked
Inez 0. Jackson has filed suit
for divorce against Ray d. Jack
son on grounds of gross neglect
of duty and extreme cruelty.
They were married Dec 18, 1912
and have two children. Plaintiff
asks custody of the children and
that defendant pay costs of action
and support of children. Clifton
Caryl is attorney for plaintiff.
Lottie M. Asman has filed suit
for divorce against Robert M,
Asman on grounds of gross neg
lect of duty and extreme cruelty
Eney were married Dec. "a, l945,
hintiff asks divorce and ali
s12Dy. Milo Myers and Todd
Hopes are attorneys for the
plaintiff.
Action for Money
Charles WORDS has filed suit
against May Hoffman for collect
ion of $275.30 plus costs of action.
Plaintiff claims the amount due
him on building materials deliver
ed to the defendant.
Divorce Granted
Lucille Beecher Baldwin has
been granted a divorce from
Lewis R. Baldwin on grounds of
gross neglect of duty. She has
been restored to her maiden
name of Belle Lucille Beecher.
Attorneys Named
The Court has appointed F.
Leroy Allen to defend Paul De-
bolt and Robert F. Allen to de-
fend Edgar w. Carr. Both de-
PENDANTS are charged with rob-
berry of Gale Hogue last April.
Placed on Probation
Frank Walk has been placed on
probation for a period of two
years after appearing before the
Court and entering a plea of
guilty to a charge of pointing and
aiming a firearm. Defendant is
II report to Robert Kinkaid,
d lnty probation officer, once a
month during probationary per-
iod, stay out of all bars at all
times and pay costs of prosecu-
,tion
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-10

Summer shoe clearance season
just starting at Galloway Shoe
Store. 1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-10
COMMON PLEAS COURT
DAMAGES Asked

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Be sure and choose the
color, the length, the sheer
ness, the size from our huge
stock.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Csl. konsul " New Yorku
resignoval.

New York. - DR.. Zdenek
Smetacek oznamil, re podal re-
signaci ma Trad csl. konsula ma
newyorskem generalnlm kon-
sulate, kde nastoupil sluzbu ia
ko prednosta tiskoveho odde-
leni pocatkem tohoto roku.
Pred DIR. Smetackem V teto
funkci pdsobil j. Hilgert, KITE
ry svou resignaci podal V PRIV
nj polovici bfezna.
DR.. Smetacek pozadal stat
nj department O asyl jake de
mokraticky politely uprchllk.
Prohlasil, re podal resignaci
proto, ponevadz dnesni cesko-
slovensky rezim jest kontrolo-
van cizimi zajmy, ktere Sc pfi-
cf skutecnym zajm6m ceskoslo-
venskeho lidu. - rohlasil, re
agent prazske vlady Sc pokou-
sci prinutit no, ably vznesl OBJ
vinenf proti velvyslanci DIR. ia
nu Papankovi, byvalemu csl
delegatu We Spojenych marc
dech, ktery v teto svetove or
ganisaci vystoupil energicky
prot Sovetskemu svazu pc u
norovem komunistickem puci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Bezpecne Vanoce.

Starosta naSeho mesta 9th.
p. Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr. CT
nj APPEL ma lid v Baltimore, by
Sc pfidal k National Safety
Council a 100 jinym spolupra-
cuj1c1m organisac1m a ucinil
tento rok Vanoce oslavou pro-
stou vsech nehod.
"Vanoce nejsou jenom do
bou radosti, ale take dobou
byti ma strait, pravil staros-
ia. MimoTadana svatkova ne
bezpecf vyzaduj1 mimoradnou
obezTelost.
"M6zeme mfti bezpecne a
stastne Vanoce, kdyz kazdy z
mas Sc usmysl1 oslavovati bez-
pecne."
"Vezme-li 81 kazdy z mas
zodpovednost "a bezpecnou
oslavu svatkG, usnadnf to nam
vsem baltimorandm praci by
chom nell tyto vanocnf osla-
ny nejbezpecnejsimi a nejra-
dostnejsfmi jak kdy pred tim
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17

dy. PAX ma obloze zapocal(
krasne vanocnf divadlo. V O
blacich jsme uvidely jak An.
del Pane zvestoval Panne Ma
Ri, pax Sc objevilo trfkralova
hvezda, ktera vedla krale Ka.
spara, Melichara a Baltazara
k pekne upravenemu Betlemu
Celia neobycejna p~odivana byla
doproyazena hudbou a zpe-
VEN. Zdalo Sc nam, re zvuky
zp6vu prichazejf primo z ne
be. Pojednou Sc celia obloha
rozjasnila mad mestem Bette
mem a sv. TTf Kralove Sc octli
u jeslicek. Jak blazeny a s ra-
dostf v srdci opouStely jsme
"Planetarium".
DalSi costa mas vedla k SEES
|tfickam do kaple Chapel of
Devine Love-, kde take byla
vystavena Velebna Svatost.
Sestricky jsou obleceny v rd-
zove "habity" a ma hlavach
mali bile satky. Jejich oblicej
nem1ze zadny videit Mnzete
s mimi %promluviti Ia zaclonou.
Asi kolem 5 hodiny jsme Sc
vratily zpet k Wanamaker OBJ
chodu V prave V dobe kdyz tam
zacali zpivati koledy. Nejdri-
We pfisli diva pastyTi a vytru-
bovali ma dlouhe trouby prf-
chod ostatnich pastyTG. Tito
byli origineln1ch historickych
oblecfch a zpfvali velice kras-
ne Vanocnf koledy, ktere byly
take vyvesene ably vsichni pri-
tomnf mohli zp1vati S sebou.
Bylo to velice dojemne.
Odtud jsme Sc navratily k
naSemu busu a v 6 hod. vydaly
Sc ma cestu zpet k domovu.
Cestou isme Sc opet posilnily
V restaurants Chicken in the
Basket. Rfdic naseho busu p.
M. Ballad vi vzdy O dobrem mi
ste kde MONO Sc dobTe posil-
niti a najfsti a kdyby nektery
spolek poTadal vyjiz6ku, O.
bratte Sc ma neho.
VSechny ctenafe zdravf
Barbora SIechtova, dop.
Terezie Silver a Marie Voj1k,
feditelky busu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Valne shromazdeni Spojenych
narodG pFijalo Dekleraci O
lidskych pravech.
Ovace pi. Eleanor Rooseveltove

New York. = Valne shro-
mazden1 Spojenych narodu
schvalilo 10. prosince 48 prot
10 HAST Deklaraci O lidskych
pravech, ktera Sc pTipravova-
la skoro 3 roxy. Sovetsky biloxi,
Saudi Arabic a Jihoafricke u
ME Sc zdrzely hlasovan1.
Tato deklarace je prva cast
chystane Mezinarodni charity
lidskych pray. Nynl Dude "a
pocato S pracemi ma konvenci,
v nlz budou podrobne a pray
ne zavazne rozvedeny zasady,
prohlasene v Deklaraci a ~tTet1
cast Charity lidskych prav bu-
de protokol o prostfedcfch k
splnovan1 a vynucovan1 teto
konvence, jake ma priklad ri
zenf Mezinarodnlho soudu pro
lidska prava a Mezinarodni
sm1rc1 komise.
Valne shromazden1 uspoTa-
dalo ovaci PAM Eleanor Roose-
veltove, ktere dekoval predse-
da shromazden1 DIR. Herbert V.
Evatt jake prve predsedkyni
komise pro lidska prava "a je-
il ne1navne 1sil1 pfi praci ma
tonic dokumentu.
Pred hlasovan1m ucinil So
vetsky delegat Andrea A. Wy
sinsky posledn1 pokus o Una
REM pfijeti deklarace. Pro
hlasil, re deklarace zrejme pod
poruje MAJOR, re konvence SUI
~verenity vlad je zastarala. Wy
jadril Sc, re lidska prava mali
smysl jen v ramci vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Zdravotni stav MarshallGv j
yelmi uspokojivy.

Washington, D. C. = Pc va
zne ledvinove operaci, ktere Sc
musel podrobit statnf tajemnlk
Marshall je jeho zdravotn1 stav
nynf oznacovan "a velmi uspo-
koiivy. Nicmene Sc udrzuj1 po-
vesti. re Sc Dude muset Mar
shall vzhledem Ike svemu star
vzdat sveho namahaveho mis-
ia i kdyz Sc pine uzdravf. Mar
shall oslavf dine 81. prosince
sve GO. narozeniny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
vysetrovani

nabylo ma sensacnosti, kdyz
byly nalezeny mikrofilmy wy
soce tajnych spisd department
tn statu, schovane v tykvi ma
Chambersove farme Mary
landu. Chambers ovsem sam
vysetfovatele kongresniho w
boru ma mfsto uvedl, kdyz mu
bylo ulozeno, ably spisy pred
lozil. Je pochopitelno, re
Chambers sc sc spisy nepo-
ch1ubil drive, kdyz jejich pred
lozenfm pfit1zil sam sobe.
Existence techto spisd byla
prozrazena V civiln1m sporu,
kterymz Sc Alger Hiss donna
hal cd Chamberse castky $751;
900 ma utrhani ma cti, kdyz byl
obvinen re sp%ionazn1 cinnosti.
Vedle Hisse obvinil Chambers
z kradeze jest6 2 dalsf byvale
1fedniky, jeden z mich jisty
Wadleigh byl jiz slysen kon-
gresn1m vyborem a nevyhllze-
10 to prflis pekne. kdyz odmf-
tai odpoved ma pr1slusne otaz-
ky proto, re by MT mohla W.
poved uskodit. Je to Size 1sta-
vn1 pravo svedkovo odmltnout
vypoved, avsak jistym kon-
kluslm Sc pfi tom media zabra-
nit. Mezitim je mezi vladnl-
mi dfady a kongresnlm vybo-
rem svaden BOZ O vedenf vyse-
tfovanf, pri cemz vladnf tired
n1ci S presidentem Trumanem
V cele obvinujf kongresn1 w
Dor, re Sc snaz1 vytloukat z a.
ferry politely kapital. Vyse-
tfovani je soucasne take vede-
no zvlastni velkou vladni po-
rotor, avsak kongresnf vybor
trva ma tom, re Dude vysetfo-
vat dale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Ministfi evropske alliance Sc
seidou K poradam.

Londyn. = Zahranicni mi
nistri evropske alliance, sloze-
ne z Angle, Francie, Belgie,
Holandska a Lucemburska Sc
sejdou k poradam dine 20. led
ma. Pr tom Sc pfedpoklada,
re do teto DOLBY budou skonce-
ny porady, vedene We Wash
ingtonu mezi statn1m podta-
%jemnfkem Lovettem, kanad-
skym velvyslancem Hume
Wrongem a velvyslanci staff
evropske alliance. Pr wash
ingtonskych poradach ma byt
smluveno konecne znenf seve-
roatlanticke obranne smlouvy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
V letoSnim roce bylo meme
lesnich pozarG.

Washington, D. C. - De-
partment zemedelstvi sdeluje,
re pocet lesnlch pozarG klesl
o 28% oproti roku minulemu.
Nyn1 nebezpecf lesnfch poza-
ri vsude pominulo s vyjimkou
nejjizneji polozenych kraft.
Letos vzniklo 1921 lesn1ch
pozarG, to jest O 1868 meme
nez We stejne dobe roku minu-
l6ho, z toho bylo 1851 pozar6
vyvolano neopatrnost1 lid1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Socialista je u komunistI ne
bezpeGnejsi nez nacista.

Berlin. = Re sovetskeho O.
kupacn1ho pasma uprchl do
zapadn1 zony sasky ministr
Ernst Thape. Ministr Thape
prohlasil, re jen podezren1, re
nekdo je socialistou, je doda-
tecnym dGvodem k tomu, ably
byl zatcen sovetskou tajnou po-
lici1 a dodal: eve vychodn1 O.
kupacnf zone je dnes daleko
meme nebezpecne byt nacistou
nez projevovat zajem o socia-
listickou politiku v zapadn1m
Nemecku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Nacionalisticka vlada zavedla
stanne pravo " cele JIM Cine.

stanne pravo " cele JIM Cine.
Marking. General Car
Kajsek prohlasil stanne pravc
v cele nacionalisticke Cine s
vyjfmkou ostrova Formosy, Tt
betu a til polosamostatnych
zapadn1ch provincif.
Mesta Marking, Sanghaj q
Peiping, ohrozena komunisty
byla pod stannym pravem ji5
cely mesfc.
Nebylo v~ysvetleno, proc stan.
ne pravo bylo zavedeno V O.
hromnych prostorach JIM Ct
ny, ktere az dosud nejsou dot
ceny boji obcansk6 valky.
Pro zachranu z obklicen1.
Bylo vsak n~aTfzeno prave v
dobe, kdy komunisticka vojska
snazf Sc prekrociti Teku Hvaj:
ktera je posledni obrannou Ii
nil nacionalistickych vojsk ma
sever cd reky Jangtze a kdy
vladni armada snazf Sc zachra-
niti z obkllcenf dive sva vojska.
Deli Sc slime pokusy, ably by
ly osvobozeny ctyTi armadni
skupiny, obkl1cene ma dvou
mlstech = ma severoZapad %
Pengpu a jihozapad cd Sucau
Koordinace je Spatna.
correspondent sdruzen6ho It's
ku Harold K. Milks kabeluje
z fronty ma severozapad Cd
Pengpu, re sesta armadn1 sku.
pima dostala Sc .jiz ma 25 mi
ma jihovychod cd obkl1cen1 IL
armadni skupiny.
Milks prav1, re velice pre-.
kvapuje spatna koordinace me.
ri rGznymi vladimir armadni.
mi skupinami.
Oznamil: "Sesta armadnt
skupina bojuje = a bojuje do.
bTe = die svych rozkaz1. Ale
jejf dGstojn1ci, jak Sc jew, ne
mali vedomosti o bitevnlm pla.
nu".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Americky bombometny aero
plan uletel 5000 mil bez
zastavkv.

Fort Worth. - N%ejvetsf bonn
bometny aeroplar vykonal nej-
dels1 let bez zastavky.
Letectvo oznamilo, re jeho
pycha, obrovsky bombometny
aeroplan B-36, letel bez "a
stavky ma Honolulu a zpet,
clmz pTekonal vlastnf rekord.
We stredu vecer, 8. prosince
pc 35 hodinach, V nichz uletel
5000 mil tento obrovsky strf-
brny aeroplan pfistal ma letisti
Carswell.
Ma SVEN letu nesl naloz bomb,
ktere spustil ma ocean u Homo
lulu.
S posadkou Is muzd vzletel
tento aeroplan S letist6 We Fort
Worth k Honolulu pres San
Diego a vratiI Sc pres San
Francisco.
Tento aeroplan je staven tax,
ably unesl naloz 10000 liber
bomb ma vzdalenost 10000 mil,
coz p~fesahuje vsechnu obrazo-
tvornost.
Je tax velky jake tri domy
0 peti pokoj1ch, a jeho za6 je
81 stop vysoka, tedy asi jake
dun o ctyfech patrech. Vznesl
Sc do vyse S celou svou hrubou
vahou 278, 900 liber.
Jeho kTidla m6Tf V rozpeti
230 stop = coz je skoro d6lka
footballoveho hT1Ste. Je 1913
stopy dlouhy.
Sest motor1 pohani tento O.
hromny bombomatny aeroplan
rychlost1 vets1 nez $50 mil "a
hodinu.
Tento let nenf dalkovym re-
kordem. V f1jnu roku 1916
hlfdkovy aeroplan lodstva
Lockhead Neptune letel z Perth
Australia do Columbus, O.,
vzdalenost to 1926 mil.
Letectvo doufa, re zvys1 bonn
bovy dosah aeroplanu B-36 ma
10000 mil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-12-17
Novy kurs v pokladani cihel.

Department Of Education
Divise Vzdelani r1znych DO
volanich oznamuje, re v pom
deli, 3. ledna 1919 Dude We
Vocationelnf skole els. 254
2413 w. Baltimore ST. otevrer
novy kurs ma pokladani cihel.
Zapis ma tento kurs sc kona We
s~vetnici LOT, 3 East 18th St.
nebo zavolejte Belmont $500.
Extension 70. Oni YAM take
sdelf veskere informace.