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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
KINGS TRAIN PROVIDED

Mack agreed by telephone>from
Agram to join the government in
the hope of decreasing tension. p"
He is expected 10 travel 10 Bel
grade in King Peters royal train.
Macek's acceptance led 10 re-
newed reports that a Yugoslav
delegation soon would 90 to Rome
in connection with reported media
ton plans of Premier Mussolini.
(Virginio Gayda. Mussolini's
press spokesman, today vigor-
ously attacked the Yugoslavian
stand. maintaining it had re-
stored to the Axis complete
liberty of action necessary for
defense
Other rumors circulated to the
effect that Yugoslav-Russian
declaration of solidarity wa S
imminent. Intense telephone ne
gotlations between Belgrade and
Moscow have been under way for
q week.
One reliable diplomatic source
said that Reichsfuehrer Hitler,
after consultation with his gen.
eral staff. had decided 10 attack
in the Bankans on the grounds Of
Yugoslavla's alleged aggression 20
against Albania
MAY INVOKE PACT
This means. the informant said.
that Germany will inXaka- taEnas ! !
the military aid clauses of the tri-
partite pact signatories-no notably
Rumsnia Bulgaria and Hungary
If these comply, all southwestern
Europe viii be afame
The Hungarian minister 10 Bel
grade expressed his concern over
the delcacy OF Hungsrys position
we have pact of non
aggression with Yugoslavia," he
said.
AT the same time, We are
bound by the terms of the tri-
partite pact"
Neutral sources here linked Hit
lefs plans with indications that
ltalys offensive In Albania has
blown up entirely Fascist troops
are hastily erecting ordinary de-
fensive barbados in the few
strategic positions they still hold
All members Of the German
legation staff here and on all NaZl
consulates IN Yugoslavia were
ordered 20 return homo. The
same instructions went out 10 the
50 German civilians sui in the
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Mother Injured
In 4-Story Leap

A mother who warned her IT.
year-old daughter always to be
a good girl and then jumped from
a fourth floor window of an apart
ment at 600 Pingree avenue, was
in a serious condition today in
Harper Hospital
She is Mrs. Rita Conheim. So
wife of Herbert J. Conheim. exec
utive Of an eastern clothing COM
pany who was returning from New
York. The daughter. Jean. told
police:
Mother acted very strange
when she got up this morning
and said something about me
never jumping out of a window.
She then warned me always TO
be a good girl. 1 answered a
telephone call and while l was
gone. mother jumped from the
window. l know no reason ex-
cept she has been i'll recently"
Mrs. Conheim fen into an alley
back OF the apartment Both arms
were broken and she received
serious internal injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Ross were horn -
slfVrsfh 'Afamf si3o cabot
Aars Anrrrs liosi A4haruda,e P.ym-
Wanda en-. 28sso nshrsr
ilene AibU4Dv. 1875 R.opeile. q
Helen ArffsxH sqsT F4Ffn
Or Or Bee BsHes zsi7 Gssi Fort.
beatrice Breen, 1858 flandcfs.
louise Bonn. et5s Quincy.
Lorraine Borg 1911 Brunette.
Louise Bgrgesss SIS Baldw.s, Birmingham.
Wilma Bl9lsa sos ThlFaeta
fAzsbfth Bradley 1875 Fair1ew
Aune BufbFifse, 1898 West Csnfsid.
Mary CrooEef. 1865, Penn, Dearborn.
k-zAlllA f-Aas--Aa 4aA.3 EaE4e. Dearborn
Anna thuria 7TsT GirRfdin.
t ,5-1 Taury' 1873 i.snfosse
tanel nsFs 2ii0 N4newoal
fi1soihse ngbson Hazel PARK
Gertrude Drzsyiecki. 1854 iovett
MAJ Am R@6ani. h1la West Lafayette
Haze Daniels. 1873 Fourteenth
Dmcie Elstes. 1913 Third
wife E.szier st2T Cauh piscs
Eleanor Ehresran ii7lf Goethe
siephsna Festham 81 unfa- EcoTse
ganf tzRe-aif 1890 Manor.
Ruth Pinch. 1880 steel
Mildred Graham 22as Duhos
Irene Geymsrr. 9s0s East Outer Drive
kthyi GrabowEsl ii07l Sashvlle.
Marion Gahs. 1875 Omirs
ksthryn German. 1000 Wax (tVlns).
Mary Gorge. sisi Kep1si. Dearborn
Florence Gngiin. i0n75 hurley Dearborn
Irmms GA';i 42s2 Mitchell
4-- H4s-.--1r.- ss f71zr1-
Dorothy Harrison sas Hudaie ROYAL Oak
Cole,ie HornurF. 100 Web.
Viola Holifed ast wilkins
Helen Kesslsr. 1920 East Kirhy.
Else Klein e3f5 Wirthror
Dorothy EiNnFer 777s Sherwood
Annahen kiisdank 1881 Princeton.
Gladys KloyioEe, s2s3 Anendsle
Elizabeth k0vsfch. s0l3 Fulton
Anna Lane. 1910 opor'o. Plymouth Mich
3 -
Annette Lynn s262 Hscla
NAria Lfore 2q3s Var DYKE tl
Mary Leonard 1893 Var Dske.
Mary Lama salt Van DYKE.
tfhei Niles ss05 NNHamg
Viola Main. 500 West Bldals. jackson.
Rose Nendeison. 2oaa Ria.1e -
Elaine Ncufie 1924 sfnerfI
Evelyn Miller $3.50 Dexter
Lucille Napper fso2 Firestoue Dearborn.
Eiesnors P9fiawski 5H2a Dubois.
Agnes LithgoW. 1922 Green
Helm rzrkus 1888 SEYMOUR
Mary PuJdo 1899 Carpenter Hsmtramck.
Margaret Rueeer. 57f5 Moran.
Mary Rotiey. 53i5 Miller.
Rita Rasctsky. 4sf0 John r.
Agnes Riley 1883 pefoskev
cuadampe Rsmoz 2sss Tfiman.
Irene Rendf ASS Tapfneefff
Margaret Reed 4552 avery
Virginis Rafalsk $50 Fast Forest.
Ieona scott ef77 GratIoi
Man seel 1900 Eighteenth
Margaret Staples iSssi Ashury Park.
violet Sinclair. 1911 Linwood.
vita Tsormino 1922 Harding
Grace Turner. 2000i stratfora Opinl.
Elizabeth Van Ness 2es2l Fenkeu
Ruth Mein.- 22a1- Enllsrinn-
Dolores Wetter lGssl Roxhury
Katherine Woo5in 2f05 Pennsylvania.
Ance Werner 26fs Rochester
Dorothy Warsaw, 1858 Roosevelt
Msrrarei Walker 2iS2o John r Hazel PIX
Viola Weasel 1882 Prais
Gene Waferston 3si Merton.
Crystal Young. 1854 Huron
Johanna Yokubison. 1855 haywood
Marjorie YdnnEs 5So3 Payne Dearborn.
EsihgF Ashsr $500 Grand River
virginia Cipolla, 18ila Colleen. Van Dyke.
W1ch NN
Mildred Poser. 1850 Arfexisn.
Daisy Psgzeft 1910 Prafis
Nelne Ball 2i4l East jefferson.
Olive Battishill 2Os0 Blame
Stella Bomherski 1852 Plat.
suth Before, 2T5 Merriwesther, Crotte
Polnts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
ASK DIPLOMATS MOVE

BUDAPEST. April 3.-qNS)-
The Yugoslav government has re-
portedly requested the foreign
diplomatic corps TO move to the
Summer resort of VrniaCka Bahia,
some 10 miles south OF Belgrade,
in case of evacuation of the cap
ital. Meanwhile, other reports
reaching Budapest said the Slo-
vakian government had ordered a
complete blackout OF all towns
every night beginning Thursday.
ANKARA, April 3. - (INS) -
Germany has about 40 divisions or
100000 men available for an often
sive in the Balkans-but these are
insufficient for the purpose"
says the official Ankara radio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
First Lady Pleads
For Broadmindedness

NEW YORK. April SINS
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt makes
d plea for nationwide br0admind-
cdncsS
Democracy has got TO de-
VelOp new kind OF thinking
and move to meet its new prob
lens - otherwise IL will have
nothing with which TO oppose
tOtalitarianism.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

the new Simovic government would
make a declaration on foreign
policy after its meeting this after
noon. At that time il may make
a final statement with regard to-
the Axis alliance signed by former
Premier Dragisha Cvetkovic and
former Foreign Minister Alex
ander Cincar-M arcovic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
ROME STUDENTS ACT

ROME, April 3.-GNS)-Italian
students demonstrated against
Yugoslavia in the streets OF Rome
today and a heavy Gordon of troops
was stationed around the Yugoslav
legation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
TWO VESSELS SUNK

Another element of danger was
injected into the crisis by the sink
ing Of Yugoslavias two most mod
ern steamers in the Adriatic Sea
by mines. Tho s,ir1ken vessels were
the 1,293-ton Karsjiorjiev and the
1,726-ton Crown Prince Peter.
which went to tn bottom at
almost the same spot eight min
utes after being blasted.
1t was reported possible that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Germany Recalls
ItsLe!gdtion Staff
From Belgrade
BY DESIDER GELEU


INT 4Ntte ctffitt Htah NSssN'fe.sN'ss
BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, April
3.-Yugoslavia again came within
a hairs breadth of war today as
virtually the entire German le-
cation staff was recalled to Berlin
and everything shaped up for a
Nazi blitz onslaught.
In sharp contrast TO yesterdays
comparatively hopeful outlook, The
situation today was exceedingly
grave.
One ray of light broke through,
however. with official announce
ment that Vladimir Mack, vet
eran Croatian leader who has
championed collaboration with
Germany, is joining the cabinet of
Premier Gen. Dusan Simovic as
vice premier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
TWO NAH OFFICIALS STAY

Only the German charge G af
flares and military attache are re
naming here.
A high Yugoslav authority said
THE possibility we can escape
war Il extremely thin.
There is only one hope. VI.
Two Andric, our minister 10 Ger
many, Is arriving in. Berlin this
morning with message for
Hitler.
This message sets forth that
Yugoslavia II prepared TO give
all satisfaction for the anti
German incidents Of March 81
and 20. II also outlines the
viewpoint of the Belgrade gov
eminent as TO how good rela-
tions between Yugoslavia and
Germany may be preserved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
DEATHS

DEATHS
Martha Greene Coleman 1888 MsrTiek %
g Ssi.scs ~ ~',ssrr.' 2i4i S., Joseph, a..
f.iea o'c9nnor, 1880 West seYen-N g
\, '.ss.n "a hoffman,. zs72s Kesier. Red
c.a ar '9 q ioSs. ssss paslsy 70.
~, Heufsr 70i Blaine 81.
s1gsist satz 1854 Leasing SIS.
Samuel J Lundy. 1851 Dsefesss'
f,Iisn sab ass Jos. Campaa.i ST..
I,he08oft Ez.ezt1s.<..,Iaz Ano
hai,,ev ar4.1za.
Wilmer Rhadsn. TI5z5 NgvHrs' ... e.
MsrshsIl Mog g,.i us 49, M se -
Inn Site zosll sehoalorsti As
Fn8 Nae Matthews SIS Brady. 40.
Mo-is TAYLOR. 1872 Brush. IS.
Tahn r Glei fisi Gray ~.
ys9s,s 8 Hesitt sess Ludoen -
"a r JOHNSON. % East Phhacel phis, 81
George W. Vermiion 500 CAlNer' 70 f.,
George \ shepherd 1881 OsllssheF, y
Gsossianns Kane. io'5 West eh.1aae'ph'S
John J. Miller 1900 Hseks't 81
George " Cisrk, siT2 Nortnilelt. -
Louise charlotte wsrgo~sky, l2s2 Liver
Ns,hsn G. Meveigh New York state a
loseph Waiter PoznansA (Poseng. 1884
T,sentA- tnurih- AZ
John 5. NoWsk. 1874 Theodore. So =,
sophls schraEe Sis Fischer, SO.
Victor J. DeGryse 1881 schiller 81
Mare LaIo. i2soi s,rinshsr cour. 81
Emma z Frlcs 1881 West Euclid. s.
FdwArd Rice. iofs shphsrd. SO
sarah MARVEL 57s4 Pennsylvania. 81.
Otto r Brown. $3.50 Helen -.
sarah \. schaber. 57s Engls-ss
Margaret White 1881 Audubon, -.
Al0a.s Klein 1929 washburu. Sc.
MAJ prIscou 3S31 Northwestern g.
Isaac J Bergman s27 Campbell. -.
John p. STARK. 1912 Northwestern. -
Florence Tedesco. so9e Traverse months
Raymond Pyrrs. 1901 Wudemere. IS
Rose Mary Messina 394e sheridan, 4
Michael Q sehenden. 500 West MAN
zeis Mae cnaffih. 500 Llnibridse (.
Donald Ear shonts e7e2 Edger,ou. I
Hersert J McKeen. 1880 otseso. IS.
Eleanor Tolranen. 81 Orchestra place %
Mao Clark. 1905 West Grand boulevard
Conrad MAYER. SIS East Congress. 81.
John Taylor 370s Riopehe- - -
Adsm Ranovski, s7ii Granny: 81.
Fnis Murphy e92 Madison. S..
MARY Morsney. 1881 Hague IS
Frank 4 Barlage SIS Rewick. -
James J Gietxen. il0Il kenmoor months
jules N. Burger, 1872 wssheurn io
Wallace s Seymour 1925 Oakland. So.
Charles Marcus. 2s02 Hastings. IS.
Ernest A. Farm, ASA French road 81
Harry II Whery. 800 East Woodbridge. as
George Cornwall. 325s Hudson, 50.
Daniel J Thomas 1925 Ward. 3
Rose Ann Thompson 2eSs West Hancock
L!nwood Collins 1910 Kentfsld. 81.
Mary Heath. 1895 Twelfth. 80
Charles Bellinser. 1854 West Warren. Is.
Ferris Thomas 1S43 East Congress 80
Content C. TAYLOR. 1880 Birwood -
Geriie Washington. 500 Leicester court 40
Olive r Nsnferberf. 5a12 Stanton. 70.
Elizabeth Armstrong 50 Lawrence, 81.
Nathalie claeys. 35os s.. lean, 81,
Alice Moiouey 1921 Porter, So
Janet Watkins .22s2f Merely. Dearborn 81
William Kestel 1925 sfotter 50.
John Young 2i2s Meade So,
Lula Walden. 1922 Tennessee -
John Dslor 1892 Field AZ,
Leila Bradley. st32 Tinman 80
y lraJe, " cCEscken. pi5 Theodore 81.
Ralph Mogsr $3.50 Webb "a
Nicklsus Clemens 1850 Concord IS
Elizabeth Loop Babeock. 256a Pszrt 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
CARTS -REQUIsITIoNED

Military preparations went for
ward apace. While neutral mill
tary observers estimated that l.
100000 Yugoslavs are. under arms
Belgrade was flooded with thou
sands of horSe-carts driven In from
the countryside by peasants in line
with a government requisition
order.
Danube river traffic was para
lyzed. German authorities re-
fused to allow Yugoslav shipping
to continue pending solution of the
crisis.
In Berlin a spokesman for
the propaganda ministry con-
firIned that all German diplo-
matte and consular representa-
tives in Yugoslavia had been
ordered home. excepting the
military attache and charge
d'affaires.
tI'he German spokesman said
the action was merely a pre-
cautionary measure and did not
signify a break in Ger1nan-Yugo-
slav diplomatic relations)
There was no explanation ri
the sudden German order 10 is
diplomatic and consular repre-.
sentatives. but Belgrade quarters
openly expressed fears that II
represented a move in preparation
for war.
Germany's bombshell hit Bel.
grade amid reports that proposals
for Italian mediation efforts hac
proved futile.
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CHERRY $500
BIRTHS

Alma Eoltos. 5054 Lorraine.
Mary Crews 4o4 Chandler
Virginia cullen. s0j5 Rolyst
Lalisn ,Chernick $3.50 Wsyety
Silvia Garner. 500 Putnam.
Stella Clark SIS East Ferry
Alfredo DeMara 5277 Radner.
Lillian Dictor. 1910 Kendall.
Grace Dexter. 1887 Grfenvisw
Jaia DEFAULTS. 1904 Williamson, DvsrngFn
Anna Drew 1854 Helen.
Mary Ellison. POOLS Hawihorns
Ger,ruee Engei 1203a Hamburg
Rgth Frank Ssie Peeconsfield
Frieds Fredlander, 5000 Sest GFsna ave
Esther Gsen. I7sos Mitchell.
Helen Gordon. z22s Brewster.
Caroline HyDI. sss2 RenslIls
Jl.fla HsrsEsiy 1902 ssiina, Dearborn
Flarencs Hanson. Eloise Hospital
Lucille Haegerty. s2zs Mccuade
Marie Hicks di74 East Grand boulevard
Beatrice Rsrcogr 1854 Fenmore
Mafy johnson. slz7 East Jefferson.
2srcsua Kcrson. 1898 RngsvilH.
Ruth Eushnsr Psi Rocheger.
Ethst Kuntz iio7 Wysndo'ts Royal Oak
SOPHIE KozikoVskl. s00s Elor.1gs
Mars Ksfshss. e5z5 Wayne road. Piyn-
la LEVINE. 2s2a Fullerton.
MARI iogli 1927 Wafe
violet Msiross s2s West Euclid
Lurg NnntaEra, ssit EllerF
esther Morton $500 seebaldt.
SUSIE Moore s32 Hague
Margare, MAnsf 1904 Ter Miis road.
81 CLAIR Shores
Ffna Miller So Temple.
Isarein Moloci 1928 sheridan.
Era ~ utsrd 1885 Made.
CAfhsr+ne MeArache. gals shoemaker
VIVIAN Ms 5f36 Haff scr
gWendosu MARKS 1851 buens Vista
Iattse Maxim 2740 Grand avenue
Esther MaEldsqhn. Y No. 5, Pontiac.
Marx NAuts 1892 LouEv.eN.
Ffisn Oles 1881 Sussex,
lane Painter 80 Huron, Eifcrer Alch
Egreris Paquetls. s017 kennef.
phsllg PslazzolA- aiah GiArinn.
Ciara Pairifr 5s'3 iroquols
Victoria Parker. Z223 Lycaste.
Massl Rogers. 1888 Badger
Hare. Rose 1891 Nofihlsen.
% Feferes 1879 PAS warren
Ferfpa sf9sf.sky 1899 Buers Vista
Ea f~s skobef sos Iroquois
johanna sehaefer. 2so5s Pinenuf" ise
lorna smith. 22a38 Gregory. Dearborn.
Hefen stasko. lt202 Ileus.
rIif4an stats 1885 Evanston.
Ma s.ea 1915 Porter
ANA SUITE Ss5 Englev ood,
sa-fs Etrofsrs 7sfT smart
Asry -roper 72t West Grand boulevard
So Taraiats. es0s Rraeestrest.
petty Trertscosts 3s57 Barhsm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Male Help Wanted
AT ONCE
DRIVERS WANTED

For commercial vehicles must be white.
over n years OF age and know the city.
Apply 1873 Michigan avenue, between 10
and ?. m.
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* 2,oe1t .Se41zcp DEzocz6Y
BUYERS GUIDE
HAIR uNwANTEp. REMOVED

PERMANENTLY Multiple Electrolyfls.
Emilia Boccaoela. 37s5 Gratiot tMt.
sltntft Plaza Os5H
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS oPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s2O-21-22 TRANSFORMATION BLpos
JOINS Employ rnsrt. lIs Bss1biss ID
WORKERS Couples. poTters Mai4
MATTRESSES coilmbis 1910
Situations Wonfsd--Fsmais
CATERING ewe1ssn.sr1sr7csn urcheg
sirrsT- rTff-' surf>rt, exe-iis.. ecek.
Townsend s-s71i
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
Krajanka odkazala jmeni
dobrocinnosti.

V Lincoln, Nebraska, byla
pfedlozena posledni vile re-
snule krajanky Marie Sypena-
Dulack, ktera zemTela FL. Ger.
yna.
Re zaveti vysvfta, re zesnula
vetSf cast sve pozGstalosti, pc
mensich odkazech pfibuznym,
odkazala dobrocinnym ucel1m.
Sirotcinec ST. Thomas Orphan
age obdrzf $500, chlapecka or
ganisace Father Flanagan's
Boys Town tez $500 a zbytek
dostane Americky cerveny kriz
Vykonavatelem teto posledni
vile byl zaveti jmenovan
tamnf pravnfk Charles Ledwith
ktery krone vyse uvedenych
pollock ma jeste vyplatiti ma
sledujfcf odkazy z poz1stalosti
Genevieve T. Bfeckova a je-
il matka v Gayville, JIM Da-
kota, mali dostati $500; Marie
Jedlickova v Omaze $500; A
dolfina Sypenova v Omaze
$500 a ma udrzovanf rodinneho
lotu ma hrbitove Mount Hope
Elk Creek ma byti dano 500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
Konec znamosti.

V Chicago Albert Vervele,
45lety kuchar, mel znamost Sc
47letou Elizabeth Bernachi. Pc
slednf dobu mezi mimi dochaze-
10 k hadce, ponevadz Vervele
Sc domnival, re jej jeho "girl
friend" klame. Vzkazal il aby
k nemu Poole moznosti pfrisla,
re sc must domluvit. Bernachi-
ova prisla v prGvodu 48lete FL
len Kalbenove.
Vervele najednou sahl pod
polstaf, vytahl revolver, dobTe
mifenou ranou zenu zastrelil a
druhou ranou zastrelil sebe.
Vsechny okolnosti naznacuji,ze
Sc k GNU pripravoval, pone-
vadz napsal listek, ktery mama
re udela vsemu konec.
Zastfelena zanechava syna We
start % rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
Z WaShingtOnu.

= Sekretar valky StimSOn v
dGv6rne predloze pozadal kon-
gres o formalnf prohlasenf sta
WI narodnf p~ohotovosti a vyji-
mecnych opatreni coz by otev-
Telo cestu k pouzit1 americke
armady k vypravam do ktere-
kohl cast sv6ta.
Tato zadost, jak Sc vyrozu-
mfva, ma schvalenf presidenta
Roosevelta, jenz nedavno poza-
dial Stimsona o zpravu, zda-li
narodni garda a odvedenci me-
Ii by byti drzani We vojensk6
sluzb6 dalsf rok. Stimson do
porucil ably gardiste byli We
sluzb6 ponechani.
Stimsonova zadost byla DIR.
zana We velike tajnosti ma Ca.
pitol Hill. Tajna conference
mezi demokratickymi kongres.
mimi pTedaky a pTedsedy vybo-
RI pro vojenske a namornf "a
lazitosti re senatu i domu "a
stupcG Dude uvazovati O zados-
ii sekretaTe Stimsona.
- PTedloha zakona, ktery
dava Wade plnou moe, ably pre-.
jala kontrolu americkeho OBJ.
chodniho lodstva pro ucele ma.
rodnf pTipravenosti, byla nyni
schvalena senatnfm obchodn1m
vyborem.
Vybor dial nekolik dodatk1 k
teto pTedloze, ktera pred tin
byla rychle projednana v dome
zastupcG, ably namornf komise
mohla pTejati kontrolu obchod-
Mich lodi.
= Lodstvo dnes pozadalo
kongres o opravnenf, ably smelo
podrzeti muze, kteri Sc dali Cd
vesti pc dobu trvanf teto emer-
gence.
zadost byla pTedlozena Sc
natn1mu namoTn1mu vyboru
podadmiralem Nimitzem, pred
nostou kancelaTe pro navigaci.
V predloze nejen je stanove-
no, re lodstvo niue podrzeti
We sluzbe odvedene muze pc do
bu emergence, nybrz i re tax
NIUE uciniti, kdykoli existuje
nebezpec1 pro Spojene Staty.
PTedloha byla podana prave
v dob6, kdy president Roose-
welt pTipravuje Sc pozadati kon
gres, ably narfdil sluzbu narod-
nj gardy i pc te, az uplyne rok,
ma ktery byla povolana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
Pfilezitost della zlodSje:
Kraian 81 no sam prilakaI.

V Clevelandu "Svet-Ameri-
cam referuje: Pep1k Hrudka
jest wesley a vykutaleny hostin-
sky, 3637 Fulton road, kde ma
velmi 1tulne mistnosti, vybor-
nou kuchyni a znamenite napo-
je. Je filosofem a proto pfijal
shiny ouraz filosoficky, jelikoz
pochopil, re "a takovych okol-
nost1 ami jinak byti nemohlo.
Kazde noel vkladal denni trzbu
do zelene kovove schranky a
tuto stavel ma lednici v kuchyni
"a hostincem. Lednice stoji u
okna, ktere byva obycejne otev
rene a vedle okna jsou dvere
do dvora a obycejne take otev-
rene. Jeste nikdy Sc mu mic ne
stale, ale najednou mezi 4. a
8. hodinou odpoledne schranka
zmizela a s nj 1886. Pepik Sc
a odlehcil 81: "Kdy-
bych no chytil, tax no zabiju!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
Armada musi init kone.

Armady sveta koncentruj1 Sc
ma motorove divise a proto mno
no pozorovatel1 jie myslilo, re
tim kone budou vyrazeni z vo-
jenske sluzby. Avsak Tide ma
planinach, jez Sc p~rostirajf z
vychodniho Oregonu a Wash
ingtonu pres Idaho k Rocky
Mountains, soud1 jinak z Vast
nj zkusenosti.
Zde jeste sta cowboj1 - a to
nikoli one odrIdy z filmovych
her anebo z naroznfch lekaren
= je prave nyn1 pilne zamest-
nano cd vychodu az do zapadu
slunce shanenfm a WHEREIN ko-
nj pro remontni sluzbu arma-
dy Spoj. StatG.
Tato armadni "Remount Ser
vice" zabyva Sc odvodem a W.
cvikem novych konf. Remonta
totiz je mlady trilety, nebo W.
jimecne i ctyrlety kun, koupe-
ny k sluzbe vojenske a dosud
nevycviceny.
Mac vsak armada potrebuje
kone vedle motorG? Ma to po-
dial odpoved plukovn1k E. N.
Hardy z Army Remount Ser
Armada Dude stale po-
tfebovati kone, protoze ii mo-
hou vykonati nektere ukoly,
jez mic jineho vykonati nemI-
re, a mohou stale jeste vykona-
tt nektere jine veci."
Kone mohou pTeskociti pr1-
kop, v nemz by tank uvazl, a je
ma ne spolehnutf "a kazdeho
pocasf, jakoz i pri palbe, ktera
by znemoznila mechanickou
dOpravu.
Neil armada Spojenych Sta
til pristoupila k tomuto nakupu
mnoha tisic konl v zdejsl sekci
nasi zeme, mela uz davno pred
tim vypracovane plany a doho-
du O spolupraci s tisfci rancery.
v dob9 prvni svetove valky
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-07-04
'Ozarky dodaji 1000 kar nalo-
zenych rajcat Wade.

Nejvetsf objednavka naloze.
|nych rajskych jablicek v histo
Ri pohoTf Ozarskeho byla "a.
dana federalnf vladou Spoj
Statu.
$50 nakladaren v springfield
.skem distriktu obdrzelo objed.
navku ma 1000 zeleznicnich
vozu rajcat v plechovkach, a
to k dodavce co nejrychleji.
Cena je 60 cent? "a tucet pie
chovek.
Nasledkem tohoto neoceka-
vaneho pozadavku farmari a
majitele zeleninovych plantazi
Sc starajf, ably NELL letos nej-
vetsi 1rodu rajcat v historic. A
vzdor pozdnf zakazce objedna-
Ii dodatecne jeste nekolik set
tisic rajcatovych sazenic.