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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
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1895 80s84 Patch Pottern Quilts ENDS $2.22
$I69 Rayon Domask Cloths; seconds -. 99e
$5.75 Figured BroodIooms. 50. yd.. 1917
$3.50 Iooesprin9 Mattresses ....... $500
$295 Quality RuHfed Curtains. pair $l.49
.49 Lacy Net Panels ........,......9 9c
8qc Woven Madras Figured PoneIs co.. see
$.69 Feather Bed Pillows .'............ ase
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$l98 Rayon Crepe, Sotio Slips 49,. $I.27
$l.t9 Swirl Batisfe Gowns -, ~ sse
Large OrydoI or vo8-FIoRes bo1es 49e
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
CHASE NAZI VESSEL

SANTIAGO, Chile. April g.
(INS)-Two armed British mer-
chant cruisers today were believed
chasing the 6.95l-tonN German
steamer -Osorno, which, fled last
night from the Chilean 'harbor of
Talcahuano. Chilean navy spolIes-
men said they were uninterested
in the case because of the nations
neutrality law Four more Ger
man ships are tied APP in Chilean
harborS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
NAzIs scUTTLE TWO SHIPS

LIMA. Peru. April 3.-HNS)-
Blazing and abandoned by their
crews. the German frelghters
Muenchen and HermonthiS. which
fled from Callao harbor Monday
were discovered Scutteled on the
high seas during the night. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
.AdTnirHiS EnTifPd

WASHINGTON April B
Il Ms Naval chiefs Of II
Lstin-American republics have
been invited 10 the United
States for an inspection Of this
nations naval establishment,
Secretary of the Navy Knox
announced. Naval chiefs of Ar
gentina. Brazil Chile. Colombia,
Cuba. Ecuador Mexico. Peru,
Paraguay Uruguay and .Nene-
zucla are being invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
u. 5. Stands Pal
On Seizure of
Axis Ships
By KINGsBURY SMITH

lni NfNs NfiNHf SIM
WASHINGTON. April with
diplomatic relations between the
United States and Germany and
Italy strained almost 10 the break
ing point The state department
today was drafting notes fatty
the Italo-Gcrman de-
mands for 1VleaSe OF the 30 AXIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

S3q5 Higher-Priced Eesfer Hats. -. .$2.95
S 90 Womens New Neckweer ........77c
$225 New Easter Handbags ......$l6s
81 Crown Tested Rayon Wash Dresses SLIT
SIPS NyIon Hose; slightly imperfect. .$l.Io
7qc jacquard Top Crepe Hose. 400. 66e
$3.50 Boys Koioker or Lonsie Suits. $3.50
$645 Riddles Coat $3.50
$335 lots Coat Sets; sizes $3.50
S2.2q Full Sweep Chenille Robes. $l.ss
sc quality Sample Curtains z pair $I.oo
95 New Spring Skirts; 24-3o $I.7q
$249 Lovely MIS-" Shoes: 8R-3..., $3.50
Sc Mems Shirts and Seof Shorts 80. 39e
1929 Brentwood Sport Sweaters $2.s5
$4S7 ". L. Douglas Shoes. rreeuors $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without Calomel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Rarin' TO Go

The liver should pour 2 pints Of bile juice
Into your bowels every day II this bile is
not flowing freels. yeHr fo,-i may not d.
Eest. It may Just decay in the bowels. Then
gas bloats up your stomach. You get con-
supated. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
II takes those good. old Carriers Little
Liver RS 70 T-ur Tf5sg = p1nts OF bile How
ing freely 10 make you feel up and up"
Get a package today. Take as directed.
Amazing in making bile How freely. Ask
Tor CArter's Little Liver Pills. Toe and 25e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

taliation in whatever form pos
siole in the future" informed Ber-
lin quarters promised today. The
United States, they added, will be
held the chief instigator of any
similar action in Central Ameri-
can countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

cen. Hugh -. Johnson.
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
ITALIAN SHIPS AN RIO

RIO DE JANEIRO, April B.
tINS)-The condition of her hun
indicating a long and adventurous
passage, the Italian liner Hima-
laya arrived in Rio de Janeiro to-
day. The ship. whose arrival CON-
traSted with the efforts of othe =
Axis vessels to flee New Wor0
ports, is a 6,240-ton craft of the
Lloyd Trestino Line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
NAILS VOW RETALIATION

BERLIN. April d (INS)-
United States seizure of Italian
and German vessels viii draw re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

managers Of the German Luft
hansa Airlines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
L. :. TO STAND PAT


taliauon. including the arrest and
brief detention OF four American
citizens in Berlin and reports that
American property IN Germany
may be conliSCatcd. The United
States government intended TO
stand pat on its seizure of the
ships and prosecution OF the Ger
man sailors for attempting to
sabotage their vessels in Ameri-
can waters.
However. the United States
complied with German demand
that the American flag be re-
moved from one of the seized
ships.
Unexpected publication by the
German embassy of its note of
protest delivered to this govern
Uent Monday revealed that re-
moval of the Stars and Stripes
from the Nazi motorship Arauca,
IA United States custody a a Port
Everglades, Fla, was one of three
demands lodged by Berlin,
This concession was granted to-
day when the coast guard hauled
down the flag. but return of the
Nazi swaStika to the ships staff
as asked by Berlin, VIII not be per-
mitted
A blanket coast guard order to-
day specified that no national
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

ships and the crews seized by this
government over the weekend
Tho notes were being drafted
by diplomatic md legal eXper =,
They were expected TO be pre-
Sented 10 Secretary Of State
Cordell Hun for has approval dur
ing the day and may be delivered
to The German and Italian EN-
baSSies before nlghtiall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Defense Heads to Meet
With Auto Engineers

Top army and navy officials,
William S. Knudsen. defense
chieftain. and Sir Louis Beale OF
the British Purchasing Commits
sion, will participate in the ma
tional defense sessions of the So
ciety of Automotive Engineers
annual meeting which opens
Monday at Hotel ok-Cadillac.
The part of motor transporta-
ton in national defense will be
told by Maj.-Gen. f. B. Gregory,
quartermaster general. The Army
Air Corps participation in ma
tional defense will be covered by
Maj. Gen. G. II. Brett, chief of
Air Corps, and the navy's air
craft program will be recounted
by Rear Admiral ]. II. Towers,
chief of the Bureau of Aero
nautics.
Mai Gen. c. L. Scott, acting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Golf Journeys Slated

Eight golf tournaments. head
lined by the annual Today New
Years championship contest at
Lakewood for the Harry Play
ford gold trophy. are on Janu-
ary's sports calendar.
Pro-amatcur tournaments at
Sunset and Shore Acres courses,
and professionaleague matches
at Pasadena. Shore Acres. Sun
set and the Jungle make up the
months schedule.
Some of the finest dogs in the
country will he seen at the
American Kennel Club all-breed
show on Recreation Pier, Janu-
AIRY II and Is.
Thousands of seasonal visitors
here will motor to the sponge
fishing settlement at Tafben
Springs next Monday for the
picturesque Greek Cross Day
ceremonies. during which the
head of the Greek Orthodox
Church for North and South
America casts blessed cross
into the WataFs of Spring Bayou,
10 be recovered by sponge
divers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Visitors From Detroit

Pinellas County Agricultural
Far with its lavish displays of
Florida grown products and
stock. always Of great interest
to northerners. opens January
IA for a five-day session.
Among the new arrivals from
Detroit who are enjoying their
initial visit here are Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland s. Alvey and Made
line Alvey. w. w. Auslander,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bachmann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eldred,
William Hart, Mrs. Mary Hueb-
ner. Mrs. LYDIA Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs Peteskey. Mr.. and MRS.
J. T. Watson and Miss Huldah
Wilson.
Others from Detroit spending
the Winter are James +. Chavey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Dean. Miss
Inez Depew. MIR and Mrs. Harry
Hewett, Charles A." Herman,
Mrs. Agnes V. Hildebrand, Mrs.
Elizabeth Larson, Mrs. Irene
Leppell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smyth and Miss Elsie Wallis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Biggest Headache

Governor Van Wagoner's mosi
painful headache is civil service
He is the first chief executive ever
10 take office without a free mind
TO dispense Jobs 10 the partXs
lance-bearerS. UnhelieVing county
chairmen. precinct captains and
even congressman who haven
studied the new merit plar
amendment are still hoping that
there is some loophole through
which at least some patronage can
be procured.
Governor Van Wagner. how
ever. has nimbly stepped away
from the issue.
He has appointed bipartisan
commission composed of men OF
LnqueStinned ahil#s-aHA in ttea q \
and he haS%told them 10 go ahead
and solve, the problem without
front office Interference.
The fact that he has a LegiSla-
ture with Republican working ma
Jorities in both Houses is. however
not the only problem OF its KIND
on the new governors trouble list
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

chief of the armored force, is
scheduled 20 trace the develop
ment and employment of this new
branch of the army. The sac 5
national defense program Will be
outlined by B. B. Bachman, vice
president of the Autocar Con-
.pany.
Beale of the British Purchas-
ing Commission is the featured
speaker at the annual banquet
Wednesday evening.
He will share the program with
A. T. Colwell. vice president OF
Thompson Products. Inc, newly
elected president of the society
and retiring president Arthur
Mutt. vice president Wright Aero
nautical Corporation.
Knudsen will speak at an Off
the-record session Thursday eve
ming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Reform Policy Pushed
By Gov. Van Wagner

NIhn the next few days he vii
hatc % ~ down with a state al.
mnI>fI3tRe board composed OF
four Republicans and four DEM
ocraf>. including himself.
He must present io the board a
list OF committees which VIII
handle >amc If the most impor-
anf State bu>luc., during the
coming Two ycus Ordinarily The
board accepts sueh committee as
>1fwea'e fIom the governor With
oat question. bot this time II may
te different
Sitting down With h.m on the
administrative board vii be Sec
L1iAA- nt State Harry + Kelly
and Aadror General Vernon j.
Brown. Who both have thor eyes
ora the eoNeInorShip IA 1912
Among his important admins
uaNe board appointments viii oo
"a purchasing committee, and state
purchases have been thorn IN
the SIDE of most recent admins
tralous. Governor Van Wagner
has declared some positive ideas
on the SuhFet during The past
campaign and So has Brown.
Whether their ideas concur 81
clash is something that Lansing
j. watching and the committee
-~elaeftef- ntat hiring II showdown.
Other committees 81 iScharGC
equally important functions and
u IS am open question If tho Re
DahiicauS VIII consent 10 minor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Trade Mission
Plugs Leaks in
Latin America
State Dept. Confirms
Secret Probe OF u. S.
Goods Sent to Axis
By WALTER FITLMAt RICE
Init News service staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 = The
state department today coniirme d
the presence of a secret Official
trace mission IN Latin Amer'a
and limited the delegation 5 ppr-
pose may be to plug leaks ot
Ameucan-made goods to German
via Latin America, Japan, ard
Russia
4 department spokesman con-
menting on BuenoS Aires fcpo. d
that German firms in South Amer
lean capitals are buying American
metals. chemicals and machinery
and shipping them across the Pa
cilic and Siberia 10 the Reich sand
the mission has been discussing
and investigating a good many
matters
The spokesman insisted how
ever that the delegation ; primary
purpose is the promotion Of mic
American trade. rs itinerary calls
for visits in Argentina, Brazil
Chile. Colombia. Ecuador. Bolivia,
Uruguay. Venezuela and Cuba.
The Office Of Nelson Rockefeller.
co-ordinator of cultural and com
mcrclal relations between the
American republics, said Rookie
cllcr had selected the mission and
assigned members their duties sew
eral months ago. Rockefeller map
disclose the names OF member ;
and discuss the MISSIONS purpose
at press conference, Monday
his office said.
BuenoS Aires reports said Ger
man firms IN Argentina, besides
circumventing the British block
ade to supply the Reich with
American steel, copper, aluminium
antimony and dyes, were selling
the same goods in Argentina and
devoting part of their/profts &c
financing Nazi propaganda there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Kennedy Worried

One OF tho more anprehenslNC
officials ln Lansing is G. Donald
Kennedy. state highway commits
sloner who has been watching his
former chief Van Wagner, pro-
noting key mon OF the highway
department into high Jobs in his
administration.
There is no quarrel bctwcpn tf1r
two and Kennedy Is not standing
in tho way Of any promotions but
he probably would prefer that
some of the highway department
personnel which succeeded IN
eIecung Van Wagner could stay
by TO help him in the coming
April election.
Most of the important coGs in
the organization which carried
Van Wagner from Oak a d
County drain commissioner Ia
governor have been drafted for
important posts in The admlniStra-
ton or are stated for appointment.
T hey include Minis, former
Licut.- toy. Leo J. NowiCki. re-
Gently deputy highway commits
S4enef @ ZLtteas@public- rela-
tionS chief. Ronald SeeIe Leonard
Saur. personnel director of the
highway department; Richard
Barkel and Narnum Stelnbaugh,
former deputy commissioner.
For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Army Calls Attorney
For Staff Work Here

Lieut. Col Arle Emery of
1858 Anita avenue. Crosse Pninte
Woods. an attorney, has been
called to active duty from the
army reserve and will be attached
to the staff of Lieut. Col T. +.
Eimbockcr, commander of the
Michigan military area, it was
announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Key Men, Leaders
in Legislature to
Be Prodded
tCoutinued from Page one

CONTINUED from Page One
whether hi, or Governor Dicl,iu-
SON. ma ior afficeholders aTe--t.'-
get senate confirmation.
l-RaNision ~ the states Labor
4 Relations Act - that IL Nil
become voluntary medium
rather than mandatory law
governing employers and eni-
pioyes
"Wednesday meeting With the
Republicans % The Senate should
proviGc tho first real test of Kan
Wagner ability TO gct along
with politicians who are OF the op-
poSite political faith. Lansing j,
betting that he will come ont ON
ton with a substantial majority of
his appointments receiving the
confirmation rather then those
submitted ht Governor Dickinson
as hi> last official act
Dickinson unexpected attempt
p 10 keep Republicans IN key po- +
tens started the administration
under circumstances which were
anything bat peaceful Some of the
heat IN this situation was ed
by Van WAGNER when he told .hlS
appoinfceS not 10 attempt TO
forcihly take possession of offices
where Republican inctmbcnts are
entrenchod
He told them that the matter
vail he Strengthened out WedncS-
daY and that trouble should be
avoided for the time being That
is typically Van Wagner strategy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Army Officials Probe
Cdntonment Delay

FORT DIX, n. J., Jan. A.
HHNSt-Arn1y officials today be-
gan an investigation 10 determine
why construction work on the
$1,000 600 cantonment which will
house the 41th Division at this
military post is SIX weeks behind
schedule.
Making the inspection was Brig.
Gen. Irving J. Phillipson of Cover
nor's Island. commander Of the
2nd Corps area. Although they
were completed two and three
weeks ago. some buildings still are
unoccupied because rain has
turned the ground around them
into quagmireS, 1t was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Ski Michigan First.
Enthusiasts 'SIoqan

SKI MICHIGAN FIRST is
the growing movement among
skiing enthusiasts throughout
the state.
Instead of travelling hundreds
of miles to the White Mountains
or To the Rockies for their sport,
Michigan Skiers are now offered
excellent opportunity 10 ski Just
five hours by train from Detroit.
In that time they'll reach the
Otscgo Ski Club, eight miles
south of Gaylord. There are
trails running down the wooded,
winding ravines. an open slope
and two tows of 600 and 700 feet.
Overlooking the slope, at a
point where the entire valley can
b. seen. is comfortable hut
where hungry sportsmen may
get a bite to cat
One of the purposes Of the
Otsego Club is teaching begin
ners. For that Job Fletcher Ed
wards, formerly of Sun Valley, is
on hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Florida S
Hote|sOpen
Season
BY JOHN LODWICK

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.-Jan. 4.
CAY parties and dinner dances
~ signaled the formal openings
of the city's de luxe seasonal
hotels this week. as reservations
mounted to new highs for this
time of year.
Social registerites and men,
bers of the large yacht colony
attended son inaugural
dances and cocktail parties at
the Hotel Soreno. the Don Co
Sar. Jungle Hotel and Country
Club. and the Tides, during the
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Civil Liberties Chief TO Speak

Civil rights in national emer-
gencies will be discussed by Roger
Baldwin of New York. executive
Idirector of the American Civil
Liberties Union. at the Detroit
Bar Association luncheon meeting
Wednesday, January 8, in the IN
tercollegiate Club in the Penobscot
Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Heads Winter Sports Carnival

Charles Moop of Bay City heads the East Michigan Winter
Sports Carnival
Others the council besides, T. F. Maston, secretary.
Burrows Morley of Saginaw Bney Hampton of Harrison Mayor
Martin Shannon Sandh Ray Batsto Lewiston Wright
of Apena and Fred Adams of Silver Valley.
These Winter leaders promise support of Apena Snow
Oxford is the president of the East Michigan Tourist
Association p L. Radcliffe general of Eastern Michigan
MotorbuScs and William j. Schi the Hotel Bancroft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Changing to Modernistic Trains

With streaminers service make their
debuts the Illinois Central System rapidly converting
10 modernc trains.
The City of Miami has just entered ChcagoF florida service
and Miss Lou the New OrleansJackson Miss
there will be others inaugurated being the
Him. between Chicago and Champaign Ill., and the other
unnamed Srcedr between Chicago and Waterloo Ia The
latter will double the road daily the 275mie
northern Illinois and Iowa. such cities Rockford
and Dubuque.
- The policy of the Illinois Central features local territory
rather than only long between large The a
road Will have five such when completed
the other being the Green Diamond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Tournament at Miami

Miami Beachs entertainment is designed for every
The annual fishing begins January II and
100 More 100000 enthusiasts
surrounding
canals in competition for $4,000 worth of prizes.
In February Miami Beach will cater TO tennis fans when
leading players including Bill Tden Don Bulge and
Alice Marble play exhibition matches.
The early visitation this has amazed hotel and travel
people they the influx of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Lac BEAUFORT Proves Popular

The Lac BEAUFORT ski miles northwest of
Quebec City has attracted increasing ers
to its hills and trails.
network of trails including the 81 mile Sky Line
Trail spreads through the and leads downhi and
nursery slopes facilities include ski
directed BY Swiss ski maestro Fritz Loosi where the
parallel technique taught and two modern ski toMs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Cowboys Ride Florida Range

Travellers Florida the Florida Sunbeam" The
Winter jointly operated by the New York Central the
Southern Railway and the Seaboard Railway will be interested
Arcadia where they Florida cowboys rugged
much like the cowboys of the movies and they
fortunate they find opportunity witness real roundup
either for cutting the marketable stock from of the
prairie herds the annual calf branding according railroad
Florida
Spanish socYhp with 20foo ah such gauchos the
Argennc ranges Mield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

Caberae Winter Cadillac boasts 13 down
hill and slalom whe halfme toboggan slides Four
miles north Newaygo M3 what known the Little
Switzerland toboggans widely Dunes
State Park north of Ludngon finds favor with snowshoe mixers
The eeanau County hills bekon Traverse City skers and
skiing viii the Charevoix Winter large
this Peoske will the Michigan Winter
January % and Michigan Winter Carnival will be held February
10 10
three-day of snoWShoe clubs
January "A through % announced by officials
From the of Quebec and the snowshoes will be
the Old World the
fun that attend this yearly we'll the
long awaited 0me marathon the high of the proceed
OuofoWn followers of the have asked attend
The cooruly snowshoers of the local clubs will
Chateau FTontenac the of January "a
attend grand ball. from being invited
take
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
'" %1hotb
West Michigan Sports
Centers Set for Fun
BY c. VI. WAGNER
Times Travel Editor

INTER sport centers of West Michigan all set
for fun. Lights for night skiing have been installed
Tournament Hill near Petoskey where the State
High School ski tournament will be held February 8.
This will be of the features of the Michigan
Winter Carnival PetoSkey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Asthma Agony

Choking saspiug. whee1ing Bronchial Asthma
attacks poison vsur system. ruin your health
AMI uut Dad yuur hear. Thousands
quickly ard easily pails'e recurring choking
sasp.nE B.HrafaI Asthma svupfoms with
dnt#ors PERCEPTION called Nendaco. now dis
fsIftI.ef fhfHt drIa sofrs. 81 fap uafufe rsinHle
fiVHk .fan.Ihz ewes sn'urls md promote vi.
sf'fHe rssffHI sleep. Msndaea IL b. = tntfise.
dofs o. iuiertlnu lus pleasant fAs'eisss tab
lets Printed g4afsrf~r vIfh esrh parksge-
norsr hsrk unless " SATISFIES you A.t ycsy
drusgst for Msndaoo today for snly SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
TFinactileta nevesta poslana
zpet do skoly.

V Bryan, O., manzelsky Il
vot tfinactilete nevesty Mil
dred Counts z Adrian, Michi-
gan, byl skoncen soudn1m roz-
kazem, die nehoz musila Sc cd
louciti Cd sveho manzela, rs
let stareho a vratiti Sc do seste
tr1dy obecne skoly.
Pred vyslechem d1vka a jeji
manzel Floyd West, kteT1 byli
oddani pred 10 dny, sl1bili 81,
re "budou ma sebe cekati, at
Sc stane cokoli."
Rozsudek mad rodici dlvky
byl odlozen. Oba udali, re div
&c .je 18 let. Matka d1vky pra-
villa: "Vedela jsem, re ma dee
ra a Floyd Sc mali radi a tax
jsem myslila, re Dude dobre,
kdyz sc vezmou."
Otec projevil mlnen1, re dee
ra je prilis mlada ma vdavani.
ale pravil, kdyz Sc mali radl
at Sc vezmou.
Dfvka rekla: "Znam Floyda
cd dewitt let a v poslednlch M
sicich jsem poznala, re o nehc
diam. Name Sc radi a to Je
hlavnl."
West je rozveden cd sve pr
vni zeny. Doznal soudci, re Je.
no prvni zene bylo rovnez !;
let, kdyz 81 il wal. Dodal, ze
dive jeho sestry vdaly Sc We diva
nacti letech. West pfisel sen
z Kentucky, Countsovi z JIM
no Tennessee.