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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Lo(hbi|er Found
Serving in Navy
VIII Be Turned Back
TO Detroit for Trial

Former Police Inspector Wen
dell Lochbiler. missing defendant
in the grand jury handbook con-
.Spiracy trial, has been located al
tho navy base at Norfolk, Va,
where he was serving as a second
class fireman, it was announced
Saturday by the prosecutor 5
Office.
Arrangements between the pros
ecutor's office and the United
States naval intelligence for the
return of Lochbiler have been
completed, it was revealed by
Julian G.. Mcintosh. chief assistant
prosecutor.
Mcintosh said the navy will
be asked 10 turn Lochbiler over
10 the chief of police at Norfolk
and Detroit officers will go there
10 bring him back here for trial
a bench warrant for his arrest
was issued by Judge Earl c. Pugs-
lev who is presiding over the trial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
80 Days in Prison
For Doing Parents

LAFAYETTE. Ind, April J
CCPl-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Les
lie. who admitted they loved their
children probably too much,
were sentenced 10 80 days in
prison and fined 5000 each today
for the whipping Of their sons
fifth grade school teacher
Mrs. Leslie was convicted Of
lashing Miss Constance Davis
with a Boy Scout belt after the
teacher had tapped Danny Leslie
on the head with copy OF Treas
ury of Life and Literature, Vol
H." because he failed to pay at
tention in class. Leslie was con-
victed as an accomplice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
War Act Charge

Caughran said Pelley is charged
specifically with violations of the
Act Of War. He is alleged to have
made and conveyed certain false
reports and statements with intent
to interfere with the operations
and success OF the military and
naval forces of the United States
and 10 promote the success Of the
enemies Of the nations defense
arms.
Policy is facing a prison term Of
two TO three years in North Caro-
lima for violating conditions of an
earlier suspended sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

There is a mother in Detroit
whose sartorial instincts appar-
emily are stronger than her ma
ternal.
In a bar al 939 Michigan avenue
Saturday Miss Helen Hagy. Of
Field avenue, admlringly watched
nearby woman fondle her six
.weck-old daughter.
The situation became one of mu-
tual admiration as the woman took
a fancy to Miss Hays new Easter
Chapcau.
Unable 10 resist the infants
charm, Miss Ilagy asked to hold
her. Desiring to keep it on a
business basis asked permission to
don the hat in exchange.
tfrcr meticulouSly adjusting the
borrowed bonnet. the woman said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Elmer r. OHara, 80. former
county clerk and one time chief of
Democrats, died Satur-
day of a gastric hemorrhage, u
hours after he was admitted 10 ST.
Mary'S Hospital
Mr.. OIIara entered major poll
tics in 1882 when he was unsuc-
cessful in his attempts 10 stop
Roosevelt" but was victorious in
his campaign for the Wayne
County cleTkShip.
a year later. he was named
Democratic state chairman His
term was punctuated by intra-
party strife until the old guard
Democrats appointed state exec
utive committee 10 Supplant his
leadarSht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Detroit Tanks
To Lead Army
Day Parade
5000 Service Men
TO March Down
Woodward Avenue

Detroit-made tanks, one Of the
automobile induStry's most notable
contributions 10 the national war
effort, Will roll down Woodward
avenue for the first time Monday
when military forces stage an
Army Day parade.
Six Of the vehicles, never before
shown publicly here in operation
will take part in the event.
Official permission for Use OF The
2S-ton juggernauts. which are be-
ing stfppf1ruf 1T increasing numbers
by the Chryslcr tank arsenal was
received from the war department
Saturday
The tank section viii be- one of
the chief features rs some 5000
service mon. eN-soldicrS and -hnnp
defenders collabor9tc in DctroitS
greatest show ~ military might
since tho last war
The last o. tho II divisions
alone will be nearly a. large as
the usual procession which has
kept alive tho Army Day tradition
in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Silver Shirt Chief
.He|ddsSeditious
Damaged War Effort,
Helped Axis, U. S. Says

INDIANAPOLIS, April 4 GNS)
William Dudley Pelley. leader
of the Silver Shirts" who is
held in $4,000 bail. attempted to
damage Americas war effort and
TO promote the success of Axis
Nations. according to charges
made against him by Federal Dis
trict Attorney B. Howard Caugh-
ran here today.
The seditious efforts were made
in The Galilean,' magazine pub
hshed by Pelley, II was alleged.
a few days ago announcement
was made of suspension of publica-
ton of The Galilean."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Elmer 3. O'Hara Dies
Of Gastric HemOrrhage

While chairman Of the state CEN
trail committee and of the Wayne
County canvaSSing board, Mr..
O'Hara became involved in a vote
recount fraud. In 1886, 10 months
after he had been invited to the
White House for a political recep-
ton. he was sentenced 10 four 10
five years for his part in the con-
spiracy.
He was.releaSed after two years
and two months of the sentence.
Among Mr.. OHara's other ac-
'tivities were his dictatorship of the
Detroit Real Estate Board, chair
manship of the Macomb County
Taxpayers Association and his
short-lived candidacy for governor
in 1886.
Born at Greece, n. Y. Mr..
OHara came to Detroit in 1919 as
a salesman for a real estate tlrm.
As a partner in the O'Hara-king
real estate company. Mr.. O'Hara
reputedly amaSSed a S1,000,000
fortune.
Mr.. O'Hara. who lived at 50i
harrington road. had been Ill less
than a week Or. Thomas {. STAIRS,
family physician, said he would
conduct a post norton.
Surviving are Mrs. O'Hara and
three sons, Elmer Jr., John and
Robert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Malta Holds Easter Rites

VALE1-TA April 4 GNS).-
Despite p enemy air raids on
Malta during The Easter season.
devout citizens Of "the worlds
most bombed island today con.
Quoted services before makcShift
affairs adorned with flowers and
candles in air raid shelters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Cruiser Launched
Ahead Of Schedule

CAMDEN. y j.. April 4 tUP).
The United States cruiser Den
yer. fourth in its class constructed
here was launched this afternoon,
The vessel was completed months
ahead OF schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Refuse Lifelines

II have seen my men throw
life lines TO japanese sailors in
the water after their ships were
sunk and watched the laps re-
fuse 10 take hold Of the lines"
he said. "They would rather die
than he taken prisoner.
"The soldie are just as
tough. They did a wonderful job
i'm the Malayan campaign. \
japanese soldier Is landed on
shore with a five-pound supply
Of rice and loaded down with all
the ammunition and arms he can
manage.
And he doesn't worry about
Continued on Page I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
u. s. Subs Torpedo z Jap Ships
"Politics as Usual"

CENATOR BARKLEY of Kentucky, who is the
~ administration whip" in the Senate and the
Presidents chief legislative spokesman generally,
says in an absurdy illogical document that Con-
gress should sidetrack all labor legislation for the
duration of the war.
Why should as vital matter to our war work
as proper labor legislation be "sidetracked0 while
all other forms of legislation that have to do with
the war are given the green light?
Why is it proper for Congress to regulate
profits Of industrialiss and not the hours and pay
Of those who work in our industries?
Why is it proper for Congress to fix prices
and not to fix hours and pay?
Why is it proper for Congress to raise taxes
to the break-neck point and improper to tell labor
what it shall do to win this vital war?
Why is it proper to conscript or youth to
fight for us and wrong TO issue orders that the
making Of implements to defend the lives of these
youths shall not be left to the arbitrary actions of
labor leaders?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Admiral Hart
Visits Flint;
Praises Jdps
Sorry for Langley;
Brands Far East
Destroyers Too Old
BY VERA BROWN
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT, April Make no mis-
take about il, the japanese soldier
and sailor is an excellent fighting
man, disciplined. trained. and
fanaticaf, according TO Admiral
Thomas c. Tommy Hart. COM
mander Of the United States
ASiatic Fleet
Admiral Hart is in Flint 10 meet
with bOyhood c h ums and roam
about the countryside Of his birth.
lie was born in nearby Dawson.
His tribute 10 the Jap fighters
came at a press interview Satur-
day, which preceded stag lunch
con in his honor in the Durant
Hotel here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
CENATOR BARLEY says that labor legisla-
- ton now would tend to "disunite and divide

CENATOR BARLEY says that labor legsla-
- ton now would tend to "disunite and divide
our country.
Would anything tend more quickly to dis
unite and divide the country than the creation of
a class that is exempt from all orders to which the
rest of the people gladly submit as soldiers in
mighty civilian army for victory?
Congress has shown over and over that it is
ready to pass legislation that will order 4S-hour
week in all war industries.
The people have shown by a constant hom-
bardment of senators and representatives with
letters and kilograms that it desires adequate labor
legislation that will speed-that will double-the
war output.
In the Gallup polls SIXTY-THREE PER
CENT of these poed said they favored 4S-hour
week and overtime only after the IS hours had
been worked.
Where, then, is the "disunion?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
200 TO Take Oath

These men VIII he sworn into
service in a gigantic ceremony iu
tho afternoon IN front Of tha cts
hall.
Lear VIII speak 1T Tho Army
Day luncheon OF the Economic
Club in the Book-Cadil'ac Hotel
More than 800 arc expected go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

"Your Own Horoscope by
Frances Drake. IL one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times. MY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Sink Cruiser,
ID Believed
Destroyed
2o4 Nippon Vessels
Blasted by Army.
Navy During War
By DAMON RUNYoN JR.

Int'I News Service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, April 4.--Th0
navy announced today that United
States submarines have sunk ones
perhaps two. Japanese cruisers
and torpedoed five other enemy
naval vessels, raising the total
Nipponese- ships sunk or damaged
by American forces to 204. include
ing 50 warships.
Japanese ships sunk, probably
sunk, or damaged since the start
of the war:
BY the navy-56 warships, 76
Inoncombatant ships-132 total.
BY the army air force-26 war.
ships, as noncombatant ships-72
total.
The navy departments COM
munique revealed an American
submarine sent a light cruiser to
the bottom off Christmas Island,
south of Java, in one of a series
of smashing blows that more than
evened the score for the Japanese
sinking of the aircraft tender u. S.
S. Langley and two other United
States naval vessels.
TWo Tenders Torpedoed
American submarines struck
again in an attack near Christmas
Island against another enemy
cruiser which was crippled with q
direct torpedo hit. The next day,
according TO the navy's conn
munique, another direct hit was
chalked UP against the cruiser
(which is believed to have resulted
in her sinking
The American submarine forces,
carrying undersea warfare into
Far Pacific and Indian Ocean, Cut
through waters off Bali and sent
torpedoes smashing into two sea-
plane tenders.
An American submarine, or SUBJ
marines then caught a japanese
supply ship off Lombok, which IL
in The Netherlands East Indies1
east of Java, and another torpedo
hit was scored.
Transport Damaged
| Again striking off the coast of
Bali, American undersea foAces
damaged one barge transport and
an unidentified vessel with one
torpedo hit scored on each.
The navy department explained
that none of the successes by the
American submarines had beenlre-
ported previously.
, It also showed for the first time
!, that United States submarines are
proving beneath the vital waters
5 of the ocean surrounding fabulous
$ India, protecting the United Ma
= tons ships going TO and from tho
rich country.
The navy's announcement also
? came on top of disclosure by the
war department that army air
forces have been striking out at
Japanese naval forces in the Indian
Ocean and have set fire to another
enemy cruiser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

The navy's announcement also
came on top of a disclosure by the
war department that army air
forces have been striking out at
Japanese naval forces in the Indian
Ocean and have set fire TO another
enemy cruiser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Continued ON Page IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

PART 6--American Weekly
PART 7-Comies
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-25
Zavirani.

Pr1tomny nedostatek masa-
zavinil, jak odhadoval mluvci
z masneho oboru, uzavfenf 70
az 80 Te%znickych kramI v me-
ste Rochester, N. Y.
Otto Schudt, predseda mist
nj odbocky State Meat Dealers
Association pravil, re zavedeni
povinneho pridelovani masa
Dude pravdepodobne "zname-
natl zanik jest6 dalsich Teznic-
kych obchodI."
Pc prohlasen1, Re je mala
nad6je ma dlevu v nedostatku
masa pred l. lednem, Schudt
pravil, re nedobrovolnemu pri-
d6lovanf "mohlo by sc zabra-
niti, kdyby Tide dobrovolne o.
mezili sve nakupy masa.
- Re Salt Lake City, Utah,
bylo oznameno, re tam ma va
nocnf svatky nebude zadneho
masa a take Detroit, Mich, Sc
Ottawa, re jeho obyvatelstvo
stitne tyz osud. Podobne je i
v jinych velkych mestech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-25
Den zemedslske mobilisace.

President F. D. Roosevelt
prohlail den IL. ledna "a den
zemedelske mobilisace, Jehoz
zachovavanf ma byti symbo-
lem svobodne Ameriky a je ur-
cen k tomu, ably zddraznil pro
farmare i sporitele ddlezitost
potravin jake valecne zbrane.
President pozadal farma-
re, zemedelsky department a
statn1 1Tednfky a vddce far
marskych organisacf, ably po-
Tadali v tento den schGze, ma
nichz by Sc jednalo o "cestach
a prostTedcfch, jakymi bylo by
mono doc1liti co nejvets1 drody
v r. 1913 ddlezitych potravin
ma kazde farme v cele zemi."
Chvalil farmare "a rekordnl
produkci We tfech pc sob6 jdou
cfch dnech a pravil, re 81 pfeje,
ably den farmaTske mobilisace
stall sc symbolem moci a pro-
duktivnosti naseho naroda a
naseho rozhodnut1,
re vyuzijeme do nejzazs1 me-
re svych zemedelskych prame-
nj, prave tax jake jinych pra-
menu k 1platnemu vftezstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-25
Nemecti generalove kritisuji
Hitlera.

Londyn, IA. prosince ONA
Zdejsf list people" dnes ozna-
mule, re skupina vice nez 100
nemeckych general1 a nekolik
poln1ch marsalk1 utvoTila vo-
jenskou skupinu, ktera otevre-
ne kritisuje Hitlerovo veden1
valky.
Jak Sc sdeluje nespokojenost
v fadach vysokych nemeckych
ddstojnfk1 stoupla pc posled-
mich zmenach We vedeni hlavnf
no stabu a pfedpovfda, re dol
de k novemu, otevTenemu kon-
fliktu. Diplomaticky redaktor
jmenovaneho listu prohlaSuje,
Re die poslednfch zprav dos
lych z Nemecka, Hitlerem dTf-
We propust6nf generalov6 odmf-
tajf Sc v nynejsi iodine nebez-
peel vratiti do sluzby dokud
vliv nacisticke strany nebude
odstranen z armady. V teto
skupine generald pry je i mar
sal Brauchitscha, skupina "a
dala, ably Hitler Sc nepletl do
vojenskych rozhodnutf a ably
SET Gestapo, Himmler, byl O.
mezen. Jak Sc sd6luje, re
Herman Goering cestuje nyni
pc jizn1m Nemecku a odstranU
lie z ddlezitych mist nezodpo-
vedne osoby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-25
Stanne pravo " dolech ma Gin
v republice BoIivii.

President Enrique Penaran-
da vyhlasil stann6 pravo v peti
dilezitych d1lnfch oblastech,o
nichz Sc myslf, re pracuj1 ma
rozkazy z Berllna, zdrzovati
produkci cfnove rudy.
Tento krok byl ucinen pc tie,
kdyz d6lnici vysli ma stavku pc
vytrznosti v dolech u Catavi,
zavinene tim, re jeden delnlk
byl poran6n nabojem, vyslym
nahodou z pusky vojenskeho
policisty.
Hornici PROFESSIONAL proti
soustave spolecnostin1ch obcho
dd a zadali, ably jim byla IVY
sena mzda o 1917. Hrozili, re
podniknou 1tok ma policejnf
stanici, ale poradek byl brzy
obnoven a delnfci vratili Sc do
prace..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-25
Well do pasti.


V pondel1 vecer vystoupila
17leta d1vka z vlaku Illinois
Central a kriminalne napade-
ma. Sdelila pripad policii a
pravila, re dtocnfk jel stej-
nym vlakem a ona Sc boj1 dali
SIGH 1tokG. Nekolik tajnych
cekalo ma nadraz1 nedaleko
d1vky, kdyz Sc k nj pTibl1zil Fl
lety Joe Guardiola, prohlasiv,
re lituje CO ucinil a prosf Ia
odpusten1. Tajn1 jej popadli
a dopravili ma stanici, kde ma
nehe byla vznesena tezka "a
lOba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-25
VIaky Sc ~nevyplaci.

Burlingtonska draha poza-
dala statn1 zeleznicn1 komisi
v Nebrasce, ably il dovolila zru
siti diva motorove vlaky, jedi
CT mezi Table Rock a Oxford.
Jest to linie PIP mil dlouha a
spolecnost il chce zrusiti, pro-
toze Sc nevyplac1. Prod6lava
ma nj 1885 meslcn6 a to pry
81 nem6ze v nynejsf dob6 dovo-
lit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-25
Nemecke radeni " obsazenych
ruskYch nzemich.

Nemecke radenf v obsaze-
nych ruskych 1zemfch bere ma
sebe nescetne formy. Jeden
nemecky komandant, ma pTf-
klad, zdanil vousy, jiny Ease
zdanil kom1ny a dalsf Ease O.
kna.
Zpravy o techto nemeckych
opatfenfch dochazejf do Mos
kvy cd partyzand, jejichz Gin
most zasahuje do NEST obsaze-
nych Nemci. Je to ovsem cd
partyzan1 heroicka Ginnost ne
bot riskujf nejen sve zivoty,
kdyz budou dopadeni Nemci,
ale moznost hladov6nf, protoze
Ije temef %vylouceno kdyz Sc do
stanou do Nemci obsazeneho
mesta, re by tam pro sebe ma
sli nejakou potravu. Obyva-
telstvo pro ne poTada tajne
sb1rky potravin a hladovf Tide
caste obetujf svdj poslednf dro-
bet chleba vSdouce, re tim "a
chran1 partyzany. Jeden par
tyzan zij1c1 We Vitebsku dosta-
val zaj1mavym zpIsobem po-
traviny cd muze s nfmz I'll, a
ktery je pro neho nakupoval,
aniz vedel re je dostava pro
sveho spolubydl1c1ho. Lide to-
tiz mezi sebou postupne pTeda-
vaj1 pen1ze ma zakoupenl po-
travin a stejne pax pTedavaji
nazpet zakoupenou potravu,
az Pride tomu, pro nejz byla
urcena.
Hospodarsky ma pTfklad Smo-
lensk a jeho obvod je We velm:
spatnem stavu. Nejlepe place.
nym zamestnancem je tam RI
die lokomotivy, ktery dostav$
400 rubl1 mesfcne = coz j
nominalne 100 dolar1, ale W
skutecnosti mnohem meme =
300 gramu chleba = tedy an
ne til ctvrti libry- denne. Del
nfci, kteff nechodl v cas- do pra
ce ztrat1 sve odb6rnl lfstky ms
chleb.
} Obchody nemajf mic ma pro
del. Je trznice kan sedlac
nos1 potraviny ma prodej, alt
ceny jsou nesmfrne vysoke. A
lie Ease: jenom tt sedlaci, kter
zaplatili dane a vyhov6li vsen
predpisGm a naT1zenfm mist
mich nemeckych velitel1 smej
lift do trhu.
Nasledkem spatneho krmi
va, kravy poskytujf jenom 6O(
az TOO kvart1 mleka rocne, all
kazdy mattel kravy must ode
vzdat Nemc1m 200 az 45(
kvart1 mleka, mnozstvf mick;
je zavisle v tom pT1pade ns
m1stn1m nemeckem veliteli
-Kazda slepice ma zvlastnf pc
vinnost snesti cd 40 do so va
lice roene pro Nemce. Protozt
vi slepice jsou spatn6 krmene
jsou skorabky jejich vajec vel
mi tenke. A Nemci takova vel
Ice odmftajf, protoze Sc je media
pos1lati do Nemecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-25
Vyzvsdacsky process $ Nemci
" Argentine.

sest Nemcd, kterf jsou We
vazbe a kteTf budou bro posta
veni pred soud pro vyzvedac-
stvf, nedostavajf ku podivu
zadnou podporu cd mistnlho
nemeck6ho vyslanectvf, ktere
drive, kdyz policie zatkla ne
jakeho Nemce pro nejnepatr-
neiSf pfecin, spustilo veliky
kirk. Vyslanectvf udrzuje MI
Genf v jinem spionaznfm pflpa-
de pri n9mz obzalovany jak u
kazuje shromazdeny material
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-25

V Jerseyville, ILL.,, Willard
Frazer z Mason City, I'll podep
sal pTiznanf, re roku 1910 "a
bill groceristu Freda Kirchnera
v Otterville pfi loupeznem po-
kusu, jak oznamil serif Asa L.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-25

pr1kladu We valceni. Delostre-
lectvo soustredene ma obou
|frontach mutt ODE strany, ably
obmezily normalni melody ma
minimum.
Vsechno je pod zem1. Posice
strojnfch pusek, sklepy pod do
my a sruby jsou CHM dale tim
vice spojovany hlubokymi "a
kopy a chodbami.
Ruda hvezda pravi dale, re
Nemci zTfdili zvlastni kryty a
ohffvarny, ktere mali chraniti
nejen pred dlomky strel a
bomb, nybrz i prot prfmym
zasahGm stTel a menslch bomb.
ISovetske 1derne roty, jejichz
1kolem je vypuditi N6mce z
techto krytd, must kopati move
timely a chodby a plfziti Sc il
mi krok Ia krokem pod barazf
nepf1tele.
V ruskych zpravach bylo ma
znaceno, re ruska vojska jsou
jiz pouze 40 mil cd Smolenska
a meme nez 80 mil cd Lotys-
skych hranic v offensive, ohro-
zujfcf Velikie Luki a obchva-
cuj1c1 Rev.
Re zpravy, uverejnene jde
ma jevo, re ruske predvoje jsou
jiz daleko ma zapad cd Velikie
Luki a ma sever cd mesta No
vosokolniki ma zeleznici z Lee
ningradu do Vitebska a ma Sc
yer cd Smolenska. To by INA
menalo, re Rusove zatlacili jiz
Nemce k jejich posledn1 zimni
linii.
Americke bombometne aero
plany "a sadly move, tezke ra-
ny velmocem osy v Tunisku -
zapalily lehky italsky kfiznfk,
ktery plul do Bizerti a posko-
Oily znova pf1stavy osy.
Formace letac1ch tvrzf prove
dly nalety v oblasti Bizerte a
lehc1 aeroplany B-25 a BIG O.
strelovaly zeleznicnf nadrazi
u pTfstavu Sousse ma vychod-
MIN pobrez1 Tuniska, jak bylo
oznameno z hlavnfho stanu v
Africe.
We spojeneckem komunike
bylo tez %oznameno, re tempo
pozemni cinnosti bylo tez zesl-
leno a spatne pocasf je u kon-
ce.
Kdyz Sc americke letac1 tyr.
re snasely k 1toku ma Bizerte
zpozorovaly DIV aitalske kriznf.
ky, plujlcf smerem k pristavu
ash Is mil daleko cd brehu.
Nekolik aeroplann oddelilt
se, ably napadly tyto krizn1ky g
: podarilo Sc jim zasahnouti je
den z Mich. Zat1m ostatnf ae
! roplany nicily objekty pT1sta.
: We Bizerte.
Jedna letacf tvrz a diva ae
/, roplany BIG byly z~traceny pr
! teto operaci. Jeden z techtt
pokusil Sc dostati ma svou "a
kladnu, pouzivaje jedineho m'
toru, ale spadl do more.
Pouze ctyri americke aero
plany byly z~traceny tento TT
: den, kdezto vice nez 20 aero
plant bylo zniceno.
: Anglicka admiralita ozna
mila, re anglicke ponorky n;
StTedozemnim mort znicily da
: 81 tTi zasobn1 lodi osy, kter
! dopravovaly zasoby vojsku II
! generala Nehringa v Bizerte
Tunisu.
We spojeneckem komunik
) bylo oznameno, re anglicke
: americke hlfdky jsou cinny n
" cele fronte v Tunisku a dl
zprav z fronty doslo k srazc
: ma jihovychod cd Medzez {
q Bah, spojenecke slime posice
!, kde minova pole osy byla IN
! cena.
Cinnost letectva byla TEX
' prot predeslemu dni, kdy q
mericke aeroplany zapalil
velke ohne ma bTezfch pTfstav
iTl1nic q RiZnrtn
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byl v cilem styku S nemeckou
legac1.
Situaci Sc pokousf zachranit
pronacisticky argentinsky tisk
vysvetlen1m, re legace z res
pektu k mezinarodnfm zvyklo-
stem nemGze uciniti zadne pro-
hlasenf pokud process nenf skon
cen. Mezi body zaloby v tom
to procesu Sc vyskytuje i obza-
loba, re AGENT pripravovali
potapen1 argentinskych lodi
p%onorkami, ktera vyvolala ia
kove obrovske poboureni ar
gentinske veTejnosti.