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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
WHAT THEY SAY
ABOUT The
HOUSING PROJECT

The most immoral thing about
the whole situation is 10 give the
Negro people something and then
take it away from them. II this
project is taken away from the
Negro people il will leave a situs-
ton that will be hard to get around.
Frank Msrtel, AF.L labor leader
TT the housing people had stuck
10 their original decision this thing
would have been settled. They have
messed it up so that now whatever
Is done someone is going 10 feel that
IL was wrong" - Mayor Edward
Jeffries.
In the interest OF decency and
Justice this project should be given
back 10 the Negro people as was
originally planned" o. Chairman
Thompson OF the Detroit Housing
Commission.
In my opinion the Negro people
should by all means have the So
iourner project because it was built
for them and there is no doubt that
they certainly need housing. -
Henry C. Sable, Detroit Housing
Commissioner
My heart bleeds for the Negro
people in this fight for ! know how
they feel about losing something
that Is rightfully theirs | believe
the project should be given back
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
DETROIT
This Week

Wednesday-Every week-Book-
er r Washington Trade Association
YWC.A.-12:OO noon.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Native Son-Lafayette theatre
Thursday Jan. 29-Moving on
Outdoor Life-Brewster Center
900.
Friday. Jan. 3O-AKA Play
Cass high school-s:l5
Friday. Jan 30-Duke Ellington
and Revue-Paradise theatre.
Sunday. Feb. American Beauty
s & A. club Fourth Annual Tea
YWC.A-4 to 8 pm.
Sunday, Feb. - Rosa Grssg
speaks-Ghureh of God in Christ
3;00-Kendall avenue.
Sunday Feb 17-Housing Defense
Mass Meeting Bethel Church
$3.50
Sunday. Feb. ATTY Richard f.
Westbrooks speaks - YMCA -
400 pm. (
Sunday Feb. Basketball game
-Trojans Holy Redeemer-7:00--
w. Vernon and Junction.
Monday Feb Jimmie lance
ford's orchestra - Graystone go
300 pm.
Monday. Feb - Amateur and
Quiz /Krd- Contest 49, 81. Stephens
church -s:O0.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
..CHILD'S= LUNGS
COLLAPSED
INVESTIGATOR
Prosecutors Office Seeks
Cause OF Deaf h
During Operation

A sweeping probe into the death
OF l0-yesf-old boy VINO died on
a Receiving hospital operating table
was begun this week by both the
prosecutors office and Wayne
County Coroner Edmund J Knob
loch, it was disclosed this week.
Lorenzo Tate OF 1905 Delmar died
Friday while at the hospitsi under
circumstances being investigated
this week. County Medical Exam
iner DR.. W Thomas Love repeatedly
revealed after a post norton that
death was due TO acute collapse Of
the lungs during ether anesthesia.
Two detectives were assigned 10
the case by Homicide Squad In
spector John o. Whitman. DR.. D
M Morrill,, superintendent OF the
hospital, was said to have denied
that the child's death was avoid
able" and that he had investigated
the incident and found everything
in order.
Assistant prosecutor was quoted
as saying: We want TO FIND out all
about this case
The prosecutors office were re-
portedly investigating the case 10
determine if there was any negli-
gence in the boys death as ne was
given ether prior 10 tonsillectomy
at Receiving hospital The lack Of a
report to police was also believed
under Investigation by the suthori-
lies
All deaths from unnatural causes
must be Investigated by police and
a proper Export made TO the homi-
eide squad.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS
FIGHT FOR DEMOCRACY

Mrs Geraldine Bledsoe. Stale So
pervisor OF Negro Placements. will
speak to a group Of youth at the
Church OF Our Fathers on the i'm
portant subject Training and En-
ployment in Defense Industries"
AT the Church Of God in River
Rouge, Judah Drob, young progress
sive leader, will be the speaker
On Sunday, Jan IS the forum
speakers discussed Defense Housing
in the Present Crisis George Sher-
mer, supervisor Of Tenant Relations
Of the Detroit Housing Commission,
addressed . receptive audience al
Russell Street Baptist church Mr..
Shermer exhorted all 10 give an
all out effort for National Defense
which includes an adequate housing
program for ALL
Mrs. Beulsh Whitby who address
ed the audience at Scott M church,
pointed cut the insdequacy OF Ne
gro housing and outlined steps
which Should be taken 10 eradicate
the conditions.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
Three Held
In Gambling
Conspiracy

Three men alleged operators OF
he Roysl Blue policy house were
held for trial on charge OF con-
spirscy following an examination
held before Recorders Court Judge
John V. Brennan. this week.
They were placed under = 81 900
bond each while awaiting trial-Al
the examination, Pstrolman Clay
ton Nowlin testified tnat approx
mately $500 had been confisested
along with quantity Of policy slips
following 2 raid at 635 East Han
cock avenue on January 10, 1912.
William Fleming, AZ, OF $40 jose
phine: Ernest Green, SIS. OF 1903 East
Forest avenue and Buther Mosley,
46, OF 2lO Palmer were charged with
gambling conspiracy dating from
January /, 1910 10 January "A, 1912
in the warrant.
They were alleged members OF
the Royal Blue syndicate and face
trial in Recorders Court.
Police say that several young
women had policy slips on the din
ing room table in front Of them al
the time OF the raid Alfredo Hart
field, Barbara Raiford and Beulah
Houston. according to Patrolmsn
Nowlin each had policy slips near
them on the table, and which slips
we're marked as Royal Blue or with
the two letters R. B.
The three young women were not
held for the conspiracy charge
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
IS
SUBJECT TO
RESTRICTIONS
Whites Claim That Only
Caucasians Can
Live In Area

A show cause order and a tenn
porsry restraining order to prevent
non-nordics from occupying the
home at $50 Msrston street was
made last week by Circuit Court
Judge De Witt Merriam, records
disclosed this week.
The order was returnable on
January 30.
The bill OF complaint disclosed
that Roy and his wife, Iva Haw-
kins. own property at 27l Msrston
which is subject TO a restriction
agreement prohibiting persons not
OF the Caucasian race from occupy
ing the premises, except as domestic
servants
Further, that Thomas }. W. Nc
Causley owned the lot at $50 Mar
ston avenue which he recently sold
10 W. 6. Forney. Notice for the ten
snts 10 vscate this properly had been
given and the plaintiff, Atkinson
Subdivision, Marston Avenue Home
Owners association, believe the de-
PENDANTS will let the premises to
persons Of the Negro race, the bill
Of complaint disclo,ed.
Defendants in the suit filed on
January "a were Thomas ]. W, Nc
Csusey and his wife. Zurs McCau-
Eey, W S. Forney John Doe and
Mary Rose.
The home owners group seek a
mandatory injunction to restrain
the defendants from violating the
restriction agreement and letting
the premises be occupied by per
sons other than whites. They also,
che record disclosed, seek to have
their costs incurred from the de-
PENDANTS.
A snow cause hearing in the mat
ter is expected 10 be held on Jsnu-
cry 30 possibly before Circuit
Judge De Witt Merriam
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31

At the N.A.AC.P. Forums Sunday,
Feb / the speakers will discuss the
Great Struggle for Democracy in
the Present Conflict" Forums will
be held at Bethel AME. church,
Frederick and St. Antoine; Russell
Street Baptist church; Church Of
Our Fathers; Corinthians Baptist
church. Hsmtramek; and Church Of
God in River Rouge.
At. Corinthisn Baptist church,
Gloster B. Current executive sec
rotary Of NAACP. will be the
speaker. A graduate Of Virginia
State college and a former youth
worker Of the NA.ACP., Mr. Cur
rent is well informed on this sub
iect
Rev. Charles A. Hill, dynamic
pastor OF Hartford Avenue Baptist
church and leader for west side
community improvements will sd-
dress the Bethel AM.E. church au-
dienCe.
Al Russell Street Baptist church.
Rev John Miles will SPEAK.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
CUSTER UNITS
FOUGHT FIRES,
GET PRAISE
Detroit Youths Save
Army Trucks In
Big Blaze

Tao NJo,,.., ,,,,i., ~ Fort r,,,s4ar's
1''''' " -,
tlre department were nlshiy prslSeo
by their superior officers Last week
when fires broke out at the fort
inipring nine soldiers two OF them
-. - -, :. zee
ser io''S'y J" gu eAp'oS'o" IA ''e'>
nall and a IRE IN an army garage
it was disclosed this week.
All those seriously injured in the
- r.. -. H.. .o1a;ons i,
wv -
was disclosed however os' JAMES
Thompson Of Detroit was reported
slightly injured when hit by fire
hose. Pvt. William Knox Of Chicago
was also hurt while fighting the
garage blaze, said to have been
caused by an overheated furnace.
Suffering from the III effects of
smoke, wet clothing and lack Of
rest while fighting the hre were
Privates Aldo Washington, Joe
Biggs, Wilbur Grimillon, Willie
Knox and Sgt Lincoln Steele.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
Three Convicted For
Disturbing Peace

Convicted for disturbing the peace
by allegedly breaking into the Para
disc theatre last week, three young
men were sentenced to pay SOS
fine each or serve 10 days in jail
by Recorders Judge Arthur E
Gordon.
Testimony disclosed that the &C.
cused youths had used some instru-
ment to pFy- open a rear door Of the
theatre and had then ran upstairs
into the box seats Of the establish
ment.
Each told the court they had paid
their admission al the box office
which was denied by the show man.
ager in his testimony to the court.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31


The Detroit oranen OF une Amerl-
can Red Cross mas received orders
from national heAoqlsrleIS- 10 ae5
cept negro plooo TOT us uloou
BANK. but separate leSts OF negro
and whiIe blood was also oraereo'
It was tearneu TINS week
'Ine order 10 accept Negro nIooo
followed puDilcsuon lsst WeeA o.
letter from rear Aoihlrsl NUS l.
mcintyre oil me u.o,N. 10 lne
Ma CT IN "hien Mcintyre oe-
nied lnst lne navy nao ever oe-
named mat the heu CroSs REFUSE
Negro olooo'
May SET UP separate STATIONS mere
At heo cross hesdqusrlerS mere
Iuesday II was reVedleu IlSt ."e
nauonsl once mao recoihnleHoeu
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
Army Bdyonet
Wounds Fatal
To Man Here

Stab bed at approximately
1853 am, on January "a, James
Ray Of $685. Mack avenue died al
Receiving hospital al l1:45 pm, on
the same day from several STAB
wounds to his body.
An army bsyonet was used by
Frank Jones, 80, OF 81 E Montcalm
street to fatally stab Ray to death.
so Homicide Detective Maurice
Fullerton disclosed this week
Police learned that James Ray and
Junius Lewis Of Az Palmer street.
River Rouge. had stopped Frank
Jones from beating up a woman,
later Identified as the wife OF James
Ray. =
Jones apparently resented this
interference on the part OF the Two
men and during an alteration
which followed stabbed James Ray
in the left chest. left shoulder and
right thigh with an army bsyonet.
Rushed to Receiving hospital for
treatment Of his wounds. Raw died
q short time later Meanwhile Frank
Jones is held for Investigation OF
murder by the police.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
Three Women In
Suicide Attempt

Three women, so police say, al
tempted suicide last week for va
rious reasons. 1t was disclosed this
week by police records.
Alberta Smith, married and IS
years old, OF 1928 Brady street took
iodine in her home over family
trouble, so police say
Fifty-one-yesr-old Margaret Ealy
OF 1853 Delmar was treated at Re
celving hospital after she had AIKEN
lysol in her home following a re-
ported fight with her husband,
Helen Palmer, l9-year-old mar
ried woman OF 1907 ST, Antoine
street, was taken to get AID by 4
friend, Kate Williams. Police say
mat the young wife took rubbing
alcohol and len aspirin tablets No
reason was given for her despona-
.ency, police say.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31

A six man jury in the municipal
court Of Jackson gave an adverse
verdict in a case involving the civil
rights Of Negroes here last week,
Senator Digs, the father Of this
law. was one OF the witnesses in
the case but the jury acquitted
restaurant owner Angelo Johns who
slegedlv refused to serve four Ne
groes on July OF last year. ] be-
Ieve that such decisions seriously
invalidate attempts to rid the state
Of fragrant public discrimination
against Negroes. There seems to
be a definite need for building a
strong body OF public opinion in
the state against discrimination in
order that the law itself might not
be stripped Of its meaning. Now
that We are talking so much about
democracy and Americanism, it
seems that some effort might be
made 10 bring into such cases the
full influence Of liberal white
opinion. There are many whites
who would join in our fights il we
look about us. After all this dis
elimination is problem which in
the end wit require white public
opinion for a solution.
Blame MP's
The tentative conclusions Of the
stigation into the riot" be-
tween Negro soldiers and white
military police show that the mill
tary and civilian police made I'M
warranted use OF their firearms
upon the colored soldiers This in
vestigaton was conducted by army
officials and ] know that il they go
that far in their tentative conclu-
SONS. the white MP's must have
treated those Negroes shamelessly.
The prejudiced white army officers
can cause more trouble for Uncle
Sam than whole oostload Of
Nazis. II shouts be evident in Wash
ington that IL the Negroes were in
-tesrsted throughout the armed
forces such open clashes would not
occur. As it is now, several thou
slnd Negro soldiers are cooped up
in one outfit and mass resentment
OF a preiudi~ed action is bound to
wSee HEADLINES. Page 2
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
Negroes Befriend
White Family OF 3

wife has been working nights IN
restaurant to support her family
Until about five weeks ago white
friend had been caring Tor the Davis
children while the mother worked
but she suddenly found that she
could no longer take the RESPONSE
bility and asked Mrs Moore 10 LOOK
after the children one night
The children were left at the
Moore home while the mother
searched around for permanent
place for the family But none Of
her friends wanted to be bothereo
with small children. so the Davis
family continued to live with the
Moores.
Mrs Moore said the young mother
has sought aid from all welfare
agencies but so far her efforts have
been in vain And things are grow
ing steadily worse for she no longer
has a steady job in the restaurant
~ses BEFRIEND, Pare
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31

DR. Robert d. Pelham, a OF 29Ol
Chene street, said to be a nephew
Of Ben Pelham, Wayne county sc-
co1ntanL was arrested this week
after police said he had written two
checks for SIS without sufficient
funds 10 a Hamtramck bank.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31

NEW YORK. The value OF
church edifices reported by s4,25O
Negro churches to the 1870 census
amounted to Sl26,531.55l which
represents 40 per cent Of the value
Of all reported edifices in the nation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-01-31
SEND TWO-MAN
COMMITTEE TO
WASHIk GTON
Citizens Determined To
Continue The Fight
For Homes
BY JOHN WOOD

With a promise from Mayor Ed
ward ]. Jeffries to talk with the
Housing Commission. which has al
ready yielded 10 the degree that It
sent a two-man committee 10 Wash
ington to report the latest develop
ments in the housing situation mere,
the intensive fight to regain for Ne
groes the Sojourner Truth Housing
Project gained momentum this
week.
Members OF the Detroit Housing
Commission who last week were
sdamant in their refusal to make
recommendations 10 The Fe5eral
Housing Authority that the project
be given to Negroes as originally
planned. learned Monday that the
alternative site at Modern and De
quindre had been selected by The
Federal government 70, war pro-
durtion. thus upsettng the tenta-
tin angements for a 400 unit
housing project in that locality.
Commission Has M Other
-AI,4r.s,,v,
Wnen AndIlet r. tsdRtCOlnp AnH
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~sss HEADLINES. Page 2
La gaceta., 1942-02-19
LA GACrTA

Horthe y Quisling, como Gu
.bren tambien los cueSpos de
sus camaradas mercenarios de
Egpaha y Francia.
Los habitantes de Varsovia
Gentlemen mutilados sin pies o
sin manos, como una prueba de
la justicia de Dios.
La familia de Josef Stepa-
mex, de 81 amos, nacido en- Ell
Sudetengau, fue notificada de
Ia muerte de este despues de ha
bersele amputado ambas ma
nos.
La Division alemana del Su-
deten no tenia gYantes la tenn
peratura era de Al grades bajo
cero cuando la division comen-
20 su retirada hacia Varsovia.
Estos Sudetes alemanes no te-
La gaceta., 1942-02-19
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

rOmpe athablar por segund
Ultima vA, despuas del pfNl0.'
90. para decir a las somOkas
impenetrab'es: iSilenciol I'm
Hombre ha muerto!
lQuien es "alguien vestido de
gris''? Ell Destino, seguramen-
te. Le6nidas Andreviev muri6
ell ano 1919. en- Mustamiaki, lu-
gar pr6ximo a Zer5oki, donde
tenia su villa. Su tumba esta en-
Valmelsum, cerca de Zerjoki.
Los ataques aereos de la prime
ra guerra mundial pusieron en-
peligro la casa del eScritor.
Andreiev impetr6 ell auxiliO
de las naciones civilizadas pa
"a Russia, para "la pobre Russia
destrozada por los invasores".
Fue una de las mas atlas In
teligencias de su pals y una de
las sensibilidades mas represen
tativa de Europa y de nuestro
tempo.
La gaceta., 1942-02-19
VOLVERA A REUNIRSE
HOY Ell GRAN JURADO

Ell Gran Jurado del conda-
do volvera a reunirse hoy, lis
to para actuar en- 10 que a las
irregularidades electorales Sc
refiere.
Todos los preparativos Co
miciales" seran examinados
de nuevo.
Rex Farrior, ell fiscal del es
tado, agradecera todos los por
memories que lie puedan ser CO.
munieados en- cuanto a inscrip
clones falsas y otras Stram-
pas"
Probablemente estudiara de
nuevo, ell alto cuerpo, ell case
del juez de paz Turner.
La gaceta., 1942-02-19
Le6nidas Andreiev

Para hacerse millionaire, d.
10 en- cierta OCCASION un cronista
russo, hay DOS madios infali-
Ij5les: saltar ell Banco del Esta-
do o escribir un drama a los
Andreiev.
Lsbnidas Andreiev muri6 a
la edad de AZ amos. Pas6 amos
de miseria y la desperation lie
llev6 hasta ell punto de dispa-
rarse un trio en- el pechO, que lie
puso en- gravisimo trance.
Por fortuna, la intensa vibra
ci6n que habia en- el Sc impuso
al cabc, siendo saludado su nom
bra con general APPLAUSE ante la
aparici6n de sus primeras ma
raciones.
La mayoria de los persona
jes de Andreiev son anormales,
unos neur6ticos, en- los que Sc
sorprenden sfntomas de dege-,
neraci6n y perversi6n Psiqui-
cas-. Demasiado debiles para
reaecionar contra las exigen-
cias crueles de la realidad, Sc
pliegan en- 81 mismos, y llegan,
.~l6gicamente. a las conclusiones
mas desalentadoras y a los ac-
tos insensatos.
P~recisamente sus dos produc
tos ascenicas iniciales, ell dra-
ma "Hacia las Estrellas" y la
tragedia la Vida del HON.
bre" senalan a Su vez la lucha
de los humanos por encOntrar
en- medic del tumulto Y de los
anhelos de mejora social, la yer
dadera significaci6n del lvivir,
asi como Su impotencia y Su an
gustia ante la terrible cerraz6n
del misterio.
Ell La Vida del HOmbre Sc
trata sencillamente del naci-
miento, de la existencia y de I'm
ejemplar humane, dotadO de
los maximos vigores fisicoS, in
telectuales y morales. La Obra
carecia de TODD valor 81 no Sc
lhadlase presente en- todas las
ascenaS una figura inquietante
que ell autor "llama alguien yes
lido de gris", la cual osterta en-
SUI mano una antorcha encen-
dida por ignota mano y que es
la vida del Hombre, luz que Sc
apaga cuandO csc Homore niue
re, mientras la extrana figura
La gaceta., 1942-02-19
DIvoRCIoS

Nuevas demands: Leona
Hancock Rimes contra James
Calvin Rimes; Laura Wood
contra Judson Wood jr.; June
Fowler Smitzes contra Ebert
Lee Smitzes; Florine Bailey
contra John Cabot Baileys
William R. Pfeifer contra F.
Pfeifer; Lille Mae Davis con-
ira Jesse D. Davis; Alma Ma
thewuse contra Luis Matewu.
Sc; Marta Whaley contra Her.
Whaley; Floyd E. Ryals
contra Marcie M. Ryak.
La gaceta., 1942-02-19

a5rigo5 y, cuando enfer-
mes llogaron a Varscvia, unos
huesos negros salian de sus
mangas.
Aluello huesos negros era to-
do 10 que quedaba de AQUE-
LLAS MANOS QUE Sc LIE
EN- ALTO PA
RA PRESTAR ~JURAMHNTO
a Hitler y a H~enlein; de manos
levanltadas en- perjurio contra
Praga Y contra ell DR.. Benes.
La gaceta., 1942-02-19

Londres, Febrero 19.-Se-
gun noticias fidedignas que lie
gan de Varsovia, la capital po-
laca Sc ha trocado en- un inmen-
so hospital. Muchas casas han 81
do convertidas en- hospitales de
sangre. Tan solo en- diciem-
bre han muerto en- los hospita-
les de varsovia $1,000 soldados
alemanes.
En- cada noche de diciembre,
unos dos mil ataudes fueron
transportados al cementerio.
Dos mil cadaveres cada no
che. Esta inmensa mortalidad
cast nos recuerda la Peste Ne
gra.
Los medicos, demasiado po-
cos para atender la avalanche,
Sc pusieron a TRAFALGAR con Gu
chillos y sierras, amputando de
cualquier manera brazos y pier
mas Y salvando a miles de la
muerte.
Con los soldados alemanes,
en- los carros Itineraries, legio-
narios de Flandes, hOmbres de
la Division Azul espanola, fran
ceses, rumanos, e~slovacOs y
hilngaros de la brigade Jaeger
Cuando los generates alemanes
retrocedieron ante la orden d.
Hitler de proseguir la offensive
contra Moscd, sin reparar el
Iperdidas, los "Legionarios" flu
ron lanzados a una muerte Sc
gura para salvar "a los precio
SOS alemanes".
FL DR.. Tappenbenck, ell co
responsal con la division Vilk
ing, Y Jose Gutierrez del Cas-
> tillo. con la Division Azul, per
; dieron su elocuencia habituaI
quedaron mudos por 10 que vie
;. ron y experimentation. FL Ma
, yor Tellefson, que habia said.
con un punado de mercenario
noruegos, Monsieur LagroI
que acompahaba a los flamen
cos, y Monsieur Guedel, gu
ha5ia salido como "cruzado
Doriot Y su Legion francesa, I
dos Sc sintieron de repente ia
mudos, como baja e ignominiC
sa era su mission.
Jacques DoriOt, que fu6 com
teniente bajo el mandO del c.
ronel Labonne, hugo al elm
mas template de Breslau. De.
de ALI habl6 por la radio &C
"Fun mensaje a. Francia", Guy
tono ldgubre era muy different
La gaceta., 1942-02-19

Unidos Sc consiguieron empleando
maquinas construidas por metodos
de production en- serie. Els decir,
que no Sc construyeron las maquinas
individualmente por metodos espe-
%ciales, sino que Sc produjeron en- la
Inca de montaje.
Los peritos estan de acuerdo en-
que esta Ease es de importancia
transcendental, va que significa
que Sc continuara hacienda toda
clase de mejoras en- ell funciona-
miento de estas maquinas. Asimis-
mo sc facilitara la construction de
maquinas aun mas grandes y me-
jores a MEDIA que prosiga ell des-
arrollo de mas caballos de fuerZa
de aviones mayores de los que Sc
.estan empleando actualmente.
Hace tempo que los aviones de
las 3 unidades de las Fuerzas Mill
'tares Aereas de los Estados Unidos
pueden aseender a la altura que
mas convenga a la tactica moderna
de bombardeo, o sea a ms altura
de 10000 q 10000 pies. Los aviones
de hoy dia pueden volar en- una
atm6sfera rarihcada con la misma
'facilidad que podrian hacerlo a
alturas mas pequehas, debido a IN
aparato llamado ell sobrecargador.
Sin este, al llegar a la estrat6sfera,
cualquier avi6n Sc pararia y sc
desplomaria a terra. Debido a que
cuentan con cuantos instrumentos
son necesarios para volar a tai
%altura, varios tipos De bombarderos
de los Estados Unidos han demos
TRADE su superioridad sobre los que
Sc producer en- ell extranjero. Y
Ieada dia Sc producer mejores aero
pianos.
Enorme Programa de Adiestra-
mientO
FL gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos ha emprendido un grandioso
programa de adiestramiento para
~eonseguir photos, bombarderos, ar
tilleros. observadores y mecanicos
que tripulen estos aviones. Ha