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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09

V Newark, N. j., Bank of
Commerce nebude platit zad-
ny 1rok ma vklady, poclnaje 1.
cervencem t. r. Je to prvn1 OBJ
chodnf banka v metropolitan O.
blasti New Yorku, ktera Sc cd
hodlala k tomu kroku. Dalsi
banky budou j iv brzku nasle-
dovati.
Bank of Commerce v Newar-
ku, jake vetsina tamn1ch OBJ
chodn1ch bank, platila dosud
80 1roku rocne ma 1spory, u
lozene ma vkladn1 kn1zky, jest
lie celkovy vklad neprevyso-
val $4,000. Pred tim vsak uz
pTestala platiti 1rok ma obchod
nj a bezne vklady.
BankeTi "a tuto situaci VIM
Rooseveltovu administered, kite
"a chce "lacine penfze", ma
sledkem cehoz banky nemohou
vklady lidi vyhodne in%vestova-
ii. Podobna situace je v Chi
cagu a jinde. V severnlch pred
mest1ch Chicago jiz minuly IT,
den banky oznamily, re snizu-
il 1roky z vkladG z 12% ma
10 cd l. cervence.
BankeTi V Chicago prohlasi-
Ii, re toto NIUE byt povazova-
no "a predzvest vseobecneho
snizeni drokove m1ry v celem
meste. Mnohe banky v zapad-
mich a jiznfch predmest1ch Chi
caga take jiz hlasf snlzen1 u
rokG cd 1. cervence a nektere
tax jiz ucinily.
Ma vysvetleni teto situace B.
D. Mariana, predseda Bank
of Commerce V Newarku pra-
vii, re jeho 1stav byl k tomuto
kroku donucen politikou fede-
ralni vlady We Washingtone.
Vysvetloval:
"Pri prodeji bond1 vlady
Spoj. Statd "a ceny, ktere ne
zbytne vyzadujf drzeni onech
bondu pc sest rokd, ably pc W.
prsen1 mohlo Sc z Mich dostati
pc 10 1roku rocne, nase re-
ditelska rada celia dvema
moznostem: Bud r~ozslriti ci
prohloubiti mas investicnl sys-
tenn anebo neplatiti 1roky, "a
bychom 81 zajistili solventnost.
Rozhodli jsme Sc pro druhy
zpGsob."
Bank of Commerce vyplace-
la 1roky svym vkladatelum pc
celou dobu trvan1 cd sveho "a
lozenf, coz bylo pred 40 Lefty.
V Toledo, O., banky Toledo
Trust Co. a Commerce Guar
dian Bank oznamily, re cd l.
cervence snizujf 1rokovou mi
ru z 1spornych vkladd ma 10
do vyse $4,000 a ma pouheho
pill procenta ma dtento obnos.
Dosud platily go.
Treti financn1 ustav Ohio
Citizens Trust Co. Dude dale
vyplaceti go 1rokd ma vklady
do $1,000, avsak re vkladd mad
tento obnos da take jenom jed
no %procento.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Vii do trucku Sc slamou.

Sest osob bylo ma miste usmr-
ceno a asi tucet poraneno,
kdyz osobn1 Wax ma ceste do
Londyna Anglii vrazil ma kri-
zovatce do trucku, nalozeneho
slamou.
Srazka byla tax prudka, re
postrannf steny dvou osobnich
vozG byly ~utrzeny. A zvlastni
nahodou sc stale, re Softer ono
no trucku vyvazl z cele kata-
strofy S pouhym zlomenim ru-
ky v rameni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Americky vojin zatcen pro
SpionaZ.

Vojin z armady Spoj. Statd,
a to z posadky We Fort Scott v
San FRANCISCAN, jest We vezeni
We Fort Macarthur. Byl zat-
cen, kdyz vypomocn1 serifov6
oznamili, re u neho nalezli ma
kresy vojenskych obrannych
opatTeni pod6l Pacifickeho po-
bTezf a ma Havajskych ostro-
vech.
Zaroven byl u-neho nalezen
zapisnik, V nemz byla zapsana
jm6na ctyr jeho "pratel", ma
rozenych V Nemecku, ktef1 Ii
j kdesi ma vychod6 Spoj. Sta
til.
Voj1nem je private" prvn1
tTfdy, jmenem Alphonse Bruck
ner, "a roxy starry. Byl pre-
dan vojenskych autoritam pc
t6, kdyz Sc objevil V Hall of
Justice V Los Angeles sc zado-
stf O ochranu "pTed pfateli,
kteTf mu vyhrozovali zabitlm."
Bruckner, jak udava kapitan
William J. Penprase re serifo-
Wy vysetrujfcf dradovny, Ia
bloudil do Hall of Justice prav
d6podobn6 pod vlivem lihovin
a prohlasil, re "nekdo je "a
MIN" a re mu hroz1 zabit1m.
V jeho rucn1m kuff1ku ma
pradlo byly nalezeny nakresy
velkych armadn1ch del. Jeden
nakres byl presnou kopi1 tez-
keno della V Honolulu, ma nemz
byly poznamenany vsechny
dGlezit6 ddaje, jake vaha uzi-
vanych nabojG, mechanismus a
jine podrobnosti. Ma jinych
nakres1ch byla opevnen1 Paci-
fick6ho pobTezi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Senatori recnili.

Senator Byrd, demokrat z
Virginie, prvnf Jizan, ktery
kdy pronesl rec ma Gettysburg
skem bojisti, prohlasil, re ne
navist mezi staty byla vystrfda-
ma V prltomne dobe "a trldnf
z%aujatost.
Pravil, re sjednocenost ma
roda je ohrozena plemennym
a nabozenskym predsudkem a
nenavistl, zlobou a zarlivostf
mezi TENN, kteri soustredili
maJetek a temi, KIDD jej nema-
il. Polozil tuto otazku:
Go je nam platno doc1liti
jednoty mezi staty, jen proto,
abychom byli rozdeleni hospo-
darskymi rozdily? Co nam
prospeje, radujeme-li Sc, re
sjednocenost statu je pevna,
jestlize podkopavac1m a pod
ryvacum je dovoleno oslabova-
tt skutecne zaklady nasi demo-
kracie?"
Tvrde, re narod nepotrebuje
vice federaln1 vlady, nybrz lep
81 mlstn1 vladu, vyzyval sve po-
sluchace, ably kladli odpor fe-
deralnl centralisaci a pokraco-
val:
"Pouze vlada financne silna
je vladou, zalozenou ma liberia
lismu demokracie. Soukrome
podnikan1 a nikoli vlada must
opatriti zamestnani pro nase
obcany. Je to zaklad, ma nemz
je zalozena nase demokracie.
Jestlize soukrome podnikani
sklame, pax je to 1padek "a
stupitelske demokracie."
Senator Taft z Ohia pr
obfadech ma Arlingtonskem
hfbiltove pravil:
"Americke zasady setkaly
Sc s takovym 1spechem, jake
zadne jine zasady. Abychom
rozfesili sve hospodafske pro-
blemy, nemus1me napodobova-
tt evropske myslenky ami ne.
muslme nahrazovati individu-
aln1 svobodu naT1zenfmi z Wa.
shingtonu. Musfme uchovat;
americkou demokracii."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Pijak pred soudcem.

We Florence, JIM Karolina,
mestsky soudce rozhodl:
"Ukladam YAM pokutu $11"
Rozhodl tax o pijaku pred MIN
zalovanym.
"Jafku, pane soudce," hail
Sc zalovany, "vy mne nem1ze-
tie tax pokutovati. ia byl je-
nom ma polo opily. Minuly IT,
den, kdyz jsem byl cele opily,
odsoudil jste mne jen ku Sc
pokuty."
"Pokuta zGstane jak jsem
fekl, odvetil soudce. "Clovek
skrz ma skrz opily je mensl da-
rebnost pro okol1 neil muz ma
polo opily."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Pc ubiti vdovy 81 varil kavu.

We Waukesha, Wis, 45lety
Edward Abel sekerou zavraz-
dill 76letou vdovu Olive Leroy.
Abel byl zatcen Ia pet no
din pc nalezen1 zavrazdene,
kdyz sedel v lese u cesty media
leko mesta.
Pr vyslechu udal, re sc svou
manzelkou drive I'll v Milwau-
kee spolecne Sc zabitou Leroy.
Mel pry podezrenf, re do je-
jich bytu asi dochazel nejaky
muz. Pred rokem sc S manzel-
kou rozesel a vinu "a to pric1-
tai Leroy.
Pc rozchodu jeho manzelka,
ktera je svadlenou a pracuje
nyn1 u WPA, odstehovala Sc
z Milwaukee do Waukesha.
We ctvrtek Leroy pTijela 2
Milwaukee, ably opet bydlila S
jeho manzelkou.
Abel pravil, re Easel do O.
bydlf sve manzelky, ably Leroy
odtud vykazal. Ia pry pred
MIN uzamkla dvere, ktere pax
on vyrazil a zasadil il nekolik
ran sekerou. PAX umyl podla-
hu, prevlekl Sc, uvaTil 81 kavu,
kterou vypil, a utekl. Able 81
uz odslouzil trest "a lupicstvf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
PrImysl sc lepSi.

Federaln1 reservn1 banka v
New Yorku oznamila financ-
nj vykazy mnoha velkych pr1-
myslovych a obchodn1ch zavo-
dd. Oznacuje 400 velikych
korporacf, jejichz vytezek Sc v
minulem ~ctvrtlet1 zvysil O 80
procent. Banka udava, re els.
ty vytezek techto 400 spoiled
nostl obnasel v prvnfch tfecE
mesicich nynejs1ho roku okroU
HE 900, kdezto pTec
rokem cinil pouze $137, 9O0,.
900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Farmar uhorel.

Floyd Cole, 23lety farmaT z
okolf Ainsley, Nebraska, ZEN
rel v nemocnici v Broken Bow
nasledkem popalenin, jez utr-
pei pri vybuchu gasolinove po-
chode. Uz1val il pri nejake
praci, kdyz nahle explodovala
a on byl cely postrfkan horlcfm
gasolinem, take vse ma mem
shorelo mimo obuvi. Zanecha-
va manzelku a male ditko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09

V Centreville, Iowa, mayor
I. j. McIntire, jenz dostava
$50 meslcne, zadal mestskou
radu "a zvyseni sveho sluzne-
no. Mestska rada mu odpove-
della, re jeho mayorsky job je
jenom ma ''trochu denne job"
Ones ma dver1ch 1radovny
je jim pripevnen 1pis: "Ured-
nj hodiny Cd 9 rano do 10. ra-
no.
"A to je", potvrdil mayor.
"to, CO budu nyn1 delati."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Vzdy hotova.

PTisla do kavarny hezka,
mlada slecna a sedla 81 Ike sto-
lu, u nehoz sed6l mlady gen
tleman. Chv1li bylo ticho. Pc
sl6ze slecna pravila:
"Prominte, pane, veflte v
lasku ma prvnf pohled?"
"Ne, slecno, rozhodne ne!'
"Tak dobTe, nevada = mG.
zeme Sc tedy Ultra videt Emo.
w."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
DR.. Edward Benes cestnym
doktorem Columbia university

DIR. Edward BeneS cestnym
doktorem Columbia university.
DR.. Edward Benes byl pocten
cestnym doktoratem pray Co.
lumbia University.
Soucasne v nedeli byl DIR. Be-
mes imenovan cestnym dokto-
rem Swarthmore College Penn
sylvanie.
" patek V New Yorku pro-
mluvil ma Tfet1m Kongresu A
merickych Spisovateld poTada-
mem V Carnegie Hall DR.. Ed
ward Benes.
z reel jeho:
"Na vsech stranach kan
.jsem mel pT1lezitost prij1ti, byl
jsem dotazovan co Sc stane v
Europe, zda-li Dude valka, ne
DO revoluce, zda-li demokracie
budou porazeny, atd," prohla-
sill DIR. Benes.
"Nev1m zda-li evropsky pro-
blem Dude rozresen valkou ne
bo revoluci a nebo serii povsta-
nj a nebo konecnym sm1rnym
~vyTesen1m. Ale vid1m "a to
jak jeden "a druhym male sta
ty jsou o~hrozovany a niceny.
A vzdy prfpravy jsou stejne.
Vzdy Sc prohlasuje re svet
nepripustf ably byla vyvolana
valka ma zaklad6 tohoto male
no sporu; ma zaklade tohoto
mal6ho naroda; ma zaklade te-
to nevyznamn6 otazky. Roz-
hodne to nestoj1 "a svetovou
valku. A tax mus1te nam dat
CO 81 pTejeme. Ale kdyz Sc po-
kus1te mas zastavit pax vyvola-
me waikiki. Rekli jsme YAM ma
81 Will. Zamyslime tn Will VAN
vnutit. Jak Sc to stane? Tim
re Sc nam vzdate, nasledkem
vaseho pTanf pro mir, nasled-
KEN vaseho strachu z valky?
Nebo vojenskym nasilim?
Jak?
"Mame ma sv6t6 lid, ktefi
isou pTesvedceni temito neu-
prfmnymi a necestnymi argu-
menty. Jsou Tide ma svete, KITE
Fl Sc domnfvajf, re mohou u
niknout hrozbe zotrocen1 u
stoupen1m.
ia sam mann vazne pochyb-
nosti O t6to politice. Faktem
ie, re situace Sc nezlepsila u
platnenfm takov6 politiky a
sv6t postupuje neustale dale a
dale We valecnem staVu jenz e.
xistuje V Europe.
"A tax odpov1dam ma otaz-
ku Guide valka " Evrope"?
takto: Ones je jiz Europe
valka!"
Popfram moznost souziti
dvou protichGdnych rezimu,
demokracie a diktatury. Je-
den nebo druhy z techto rezi-
mi must zmizet, jestlize mir
a soucinnost narodG v Europe
ma byt obnovena.
"Federativn1 Europa vzejde
ma konec re soucasne Evrop-
ske krise. Noe je temna. Vi
t6zstvi prava mad noel je jiste.
Vim stejn6 jake Wy, re demo
kracie Dude lit a diktatury
padnou. Pravda v1tez1!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Zpravodaj Ceskoslovenskeho
Dne 2. c~ervence " New Yorku.

Jiz brzy budeme stat pred
skutecnost1, kdy americka We
rejnost Dude nit moznost vi
Diet podniky Cs. organisac1,
poradanych We velkem slohu.
Spojene telocvicne organisace,
T. j. S., B. A. S., S.. T. j.,
Kat. T. J. S. o. a Ustredf Ces-
koslovenskych Spolk1 pro N
Y. poradaj1 slavnosti "Cesko-
slovenskych Spolk1 pro N. Y.
pofadaj1 slavnosti "Ceskoslo-
venskeho Dne" v takovem me-
r1tku, ktere budou chloubou a.
merickych Cechoslovak1. "Cs.
Den" Dude mohutnou mantle
stac1 pro mas ujarmeny Cs. ma
rod. Nasemu lidu We stare VIA
sti je zabraneno kazdemu pro-
jevu je nasi povinnost1 zde We
svobodne Americe pracovat k
udrzen1 dobreho jmena CSR.
podmanene majesty. Toho do
kazeme, kdyz veskere podniky
budou 1spesne.
Slavnostn1 academic We pro
speech Cs. pavilonu, poradana
20. kvetna v New Yorku mela
ohromny 1spech moraln1 i fl
nancn1; a byla vytecnou pro-
pagac1 pro "Cs. Den" 2. Ger.
vence.
Dalsim podnikem k "Cs
Dnu" Dude 16. cervna koncert
v Narodn1 Budove a Parku
65-13 38th Avenue We Win
field. Ucinkovat Dude znamt
Ceskoslovenska Kapela.
V patek vecer 80. cervna br
dou v New Yorskych Sokolov
naci zavody clensvta.
V sobotu dine l. cervence pt
cely den budou zavody dorostl
a clenstva ma Triborough Sta
dionu ma Randalls Island. N;
zavody je vstup volny.
Vecer 1. cervence je poTada
ma V Sokolovne, 42O vych II
ulici. Slavnostn1 academic KID
pTedvedou prostna vybran;
druzstva telocvicnych organi
sac1, a zaroven budou rozdava
ny ceny zavodn1kGm.
V nedeli rano jsou zkousk,
zactva, dOrOstu a clenstva n;
' Triborough Stadionu. Zacate]
sokolskeho vystoupen1 stano
ven ma 2. bod. odpoledne. PRIV
MIN c1slem programu jest de
file zactva, dorostu a clenstv;
V cvic1c1m 1boru a clen1 cs
; spolkd v kroj1ch. Pc prost
nych Dude predvedna slavnost
; nj scena, ktera Dude pTedsta
, vovat tri dolby cs. lidu 20 lie
svobody a vybudovan1 staff
porobeni tyranny a konecn
! znovudobytf svobody.
= Triborough Stadion pojm
20, 900 osob a zajiste Dude de
, posledn1ho m1sta zaplnen.
V pondeli 3. cervence, SlC
venske ochotnicke spolky 81
hraj1 divadeln1 pTedstaven1 &C.
otroctv1 k svobode."
. V 1tery 4. cerXence Kat. 81
kol Orel poTada slavnost v
SVEN kampu v Throgg's Necl
V ctvrtek 6. cervence bud
: Den Cs. Pavilonu kde ma vysts
visit sokolske jednoty predvt
4 dou sva prostna a clenove e
spolkG V kroj1ch zatanc1 NJ
rodn1 lance.
V obdob1 Csl. Dne budou
New Yorku poTadany sjezdy
conference nekolika Cs. spo
kovych teles, vse nasvedcuj
: tomu, re New York Dude sire
. diskem vsestranne spolkov
cinnosti. Konejme vsichr
: svoj1 povinosti, ably veskere ns
Sc podniky setkaly sc skvelyr
1spechem.
Zdar Ceskoslovenskemu On
2. cervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Student vrah Dude souzen
10. cervna.

We Phoenix, Arizona, soud-
&c stanovil den 10. cervna k
zahajeni soudu S Robertem
Burgunderem, studentem, KITE
ry je obzalovan, re zavrazdil
diva prodavace aut ma pousti.
Obzalovany prohlasil, re je ne
vinnen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Venice ma prodej.

V male osade v kopc1ch
Berkshire Hill u Salisbury,
Conn, neni zlocinc1. Proto O.
becn1 rada Sc usnesla, ably vez-
nice byla prodana v drazbe
tomu, KIDD da nejv1ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
Utopil Sc pri rybareni.

Pr rybaTenf blfzko brehd
Gordon parku, Cleveland, uto-
pill Sc 30lety Louis Strnad,
kdyz Sc S MIN a jeho druhem
Johnem Steffesem prekotila
lodicka. i
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-06-09
DR.. Alice Masarykova do Spo-
ienych StatE.

Dcera presidenta Osvobodi-
tele, DIR. Alice Masarykova Wy
iela z Czech ma parn1ku Wash
ington do New Yorku.
Evening star., 1939-06-15
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Evening star., 1939-04-21
Axis Handicapped
For War by Inferior
Position on Sea
Mediterranean BuIonce
Kept Despite German
Fleets Addition
BY HECTOR C. BYWATER.

LONDON, April 81 On. A. N. A. +.
NO fleet movement in recent years
has caused so much speculation
and, indeed, excitement as the de-
parture of a portion of the German
navy for Spanish waters.
It must in bare justice be pointed
out that German naval cruises to
the Mediterranean were an annual
event before the outbreak of the
Spanish Civil War and, further,
that due notification of the present
cruise was transmitted to the Brit
ish admiralty some weeks ago. 1t
is possible, therefore, to place two
interpretations on this German
naval move, one innocent and the
other sinister.
In the ordinary course of events,
no particular interest would have
been aroused by this cruise, but
there is feeling in unofficial Brit
ish circles that it may denote a
demonstration of the solidarity Of
the Rome-Berlin axis.
To put the matter quite bluntly,
as most Englishmen are doing today,
the Italian Navy. left to itself-and,
one should add, with the elimination
of its shore-based aircraft in Sar-
dinia, Sicily, Lydia and Pantellaria-
would merely have a nuisance value
so far as Great Britain is concerned.
But an Italian fleet stiffened by the
presence of even a small German
squadron might be a different pro-
position.
Two Battleships in Fleet.
The force which Germany has dis
patched to Spain consists of two
"nOcknto hott1oShirc O division If
Evening star., 1939-04-21
German Fleet Passes
Through Channel

LONDON, April 81 (P.-Screened
for the most part by darkness and
mist, the German feet en- route to
maneuvers of Spain's Atlantic Coast
passed through the English Channel
last night and today.
The last ship reported sighted was
destroyer bearing the number 80
on her hull. She passed Dover
heading westward, at Sis an
Greenwich mean time U2:l5 am
E. S. To. Two battleships came into
view there last night.
The German Battleship Admiral
Scheer was seen passing st. Cath
crimes Point, Isle of Wight, last
night while two cruisers and two de-
stroyers were sighted of Beachy
Head. SIS miles southwest of Dover.
The naval force was believed to
number between 30 and 40 vessels.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Talk on War Planes
With Lindbergh Is
Told by Roosevelt
General World Situation
Reviewed, He Says at
Press Conference

President Roosevelt said today he
had talked about the world military
plane situation with Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh.
He would not go into detail on
the conversation he had yesterday
with the famous flyer, who has
been called to active duty to
survey the Army's aviation research
facilities.
When asked about it at a press
conference, the Chief Executive re-
piled he had talked about the
general plane situation all over the
world. He said the discussion was
about military planes only.
It had been reported that Col.
Lindbergh stressed both in his con-
ferences with the President and
with the National Advisory Com
mittee for Aeronautics the desir-
ability Of producing superior planes
rather than emphasizing mass
production.
No Replies on Peace Plea.
The President said he had received
no reply from Chancellor Hitler or
Premier Mussolini to his appeal to
them for a 10-year peace pledge.
He also declined to comment on
Mussolinis speech yesterday, in
which the italian premier called his
appeal absurd"
Expansion of aeronautical research
as national emergency of even
greater urgency than the air de-
fense program now getting under
way probably will be urged on Con-
gress at once as result of yester-
days meeting of the National Ad-
visory Committee for Aeronautics,
during which Col. Lindbergh pre-
sented the results of the European
aviation studies.
Regarded as of vital importance
to the cause of national defense,
yesterdays meeting also was ex-
traordinary in regard to the police
precautions taken to insure privacy
for Col. Lindbergh. Emergency fire
doors, closed to shut off the wing in
which the meeting was held were
guarded by three armed building
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Counterfeit Money
Being Passed Here

Maurice r. Allen, agent in charge
Of the Washington division Of the
United States Secret Service, last
night warned District businessmen
to look out for counterfeit currency
which he said was being passed
both locally and throughout the
country. Mr.. Allen spoke before the
monthly meeting of the Federation
of Business Mems Associations at
the Hamilton Hotel.
In brief business session, men,
bers Of the Federation disapproved
legislation in Congress proposing a
Government-owned liquor dispensa-
ry system in the District.
Evening star., 1939-04-21

after discounting possibly exag-
gerated estimates, Russia is known
to have concentrated more than 100
submarines, to say nothing of air.
craft.
Given even mediocre handling
those forces, together with the by no
means negligible Soviet surface
squadron, should be in a position to
cut the trade route from Sweden,
whence Germany derives magnetic
iron ore, which is absolutely essen
tial to the working of her armament
factories.
On balance. the totalitarian pow
ers, despite all the brag and buster,
are in as bad a strategic position as
it is possible to conceive-always as
suming, as we must, that naval op-
erations will play their historic and
traditional part in any future cam
paign.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
guards. and photographers were
elected from the entire Navy De-
partment Building.

8OAAO0, 0IlO pI1OLOBIdpueIS WeTe
elected from the entire Navy De-
partment Building.
Holds Research More vital.
Col. Lindbergh told the N. A. C. A.
that for the United States aeronaut-
ical research Is even more vital than
quantity production Of military air.
Graf. at this time.
He put quality above mere num-
bers. 1t is unders TODD, on the ground
that our aviation industry can be
put to work quickly in case Of emer-
gency, but that airplane perform
ance Is vitality important factor
which cannot be improved quickly
or without very extensive, contin-
uOuS research.
It was made clear, however, that
Col. Lindbergh did not minimize
the importance of the $500 900 900
Army Air Corps expansion program,
which is regarded as the minimum
required for American security in
the face of present world conditions.
Yesterdays meeting was in the
nature of a semi-annual review of
progress made by the N. A. c. A. at
its research laboratory at Langley
Field, Va, during the past six
months. It had been scheduled far
in advance and had been regarded
as routine. Owing to legislative de-
velopments at the Capitol affecting
air defense and aeronautical re-
search and the presence of Col.
Lindbergh. the meeting quickly de-
veloped into one Of the most i'm
portant in recent years.
As q result, further studies are
expected to be made at once, lead
ing to a special meeting to be held
May 2 at Langley Field. Col. Lind
bergh, his research survey well
under way by that time, undoubtedly
will be present to report on the
results of his studies, in comparison
with those he made in Europe, it is
understood.
Once the meeting had adjourned
and the departure of Col. Lindbergh
had permitted a relaxing of the po-
lice guard, reporters were greeted
by John F. Victory, N. A. C. A. Sec
retary, and DR.. George w. Lefis,
director of research.
Evening star., 1939-04-21

Learn the rules and play the game
for safety.
Evening star., 1939-04-21

Does sYeshdin with it,
attending Ills Of head.
oche. nervousness. and
mental fddque. moks you
miss oil the fun that your
frie n ds ore enjoying?
Don't be q "staY-at
home" when It's 10 easy
to have your syesiqht
corrected. Glasses moy
or may not bs necessary.
Evening star., 1939-04-21

Il they me. the ones de-
signed TO do you the most
good will be prescribed.
Plon now on enjoying the
outdoors with its many
heolthful octivities. but
first be sure that your
eyes ore in good shdps.
Arronqs for ON early OK.
omindHon.