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Evening star., 1942-08-05

-Four womens golf Journeys are
listed on the August calendar OF
links events with next weeks Middle
Atlantic championship at Congress
sional the lone tourney carrying a
title.
Other Journeys are the Times
Herald affair at Kenwood and Co.
lumbia August 18. a two-sectlon
meet scheduled at Argyle to be
staged by the enthusiastic women
of that links organization August
IL and 10 and a pro-Woman event
at Congressional August "a.
The women, having conceled
their usual summer schedule of
team matches, are finding plenty of
links competition in club events
and WDGA Journeys.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Wagering al Bel Air
About 19 Per Cent
Below Last Year

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, August 5.--A de-
crease of $403,20 in betting receipts
at the 12-mile Bel Air track this
season was noted in the report
issued by Frank Small, jr., chairman
of the State Racing Commission.
Last years receipts were $2,172,8 1858.
compared to the 1912 figures of
81, 1859 ,649, or drop of 1885 per cent.
This was the first decrease at
Maryland tracks this season, Small
noted, but added that Bel Air prob
ably did more business than any
other y mile track in America" "
The State netted 1929 in taxes.
Competition from the new Cam
den track was given as one reason
by Bel Air officials for the decrease.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
M. A. Play Begins 4-Meet Treat
For Linkswomen This Month

Entries for the Atlantic
event will close formally Saturday
night with DR.. r. A. Kelly MAGA
secretary. at Congressional, al
though Keilty will take entries
through Sunday for the tourney
due to start Monday, August 10.
Entries for the Times-H Herald af
fair will close August IA with Mrs
Carter Magruder, tournament chair
man for the WDGA, while Mrs. Ma
gruder also will take entries for
the pro-woman tourney up to
August 20. Entries in the latter
affair are necessarily curtailed be-
cause there aren't more than 25
pros around Washington, not
enough for the number OF feminine
competitors who want to play u1
Lhe tournament
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Three-Stur Ten Plays
St. EIizubeth's Toduy

Three Star softball team, COM
posed of Filipino and American
players, meets the st. Elizabeth's S
Hospital team tomorrow on the
latter's diamond at $50 pm.
On Sunday the Three-Stars have
listed a double -header beginning at
2 o'clock on diamond No. 8. They
will play the Coast Artillery in the
first game and then take on the
r. and Annadale Contractors.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Clash Of Army, Navy
Features National
Skeet Journey
Service Teams Matched
Directly at Syracuse;
Women Big Threats
E, the Associated Press.

by INT associated Press.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Aug 5.-Mili-
tary and civilian "dead-eye Dicks"
will match craftsmanship in the
National Skeet Tournament OPEN
ing today, with Army and Navy
teams scheduled to shoot against
each other during the flve-day
event.
The service teams are living in
tents erected on the range. and a
recruiting station has been opened.
Service marksmen all over the coun-
try are firing this week in tele-
graphic competition, and their
scores will be sent here for tabula-
ton.
ALL Gauge Champ Missing.
Leading contenders for champion
ship honors include 1t Alex H. Kerr
Beverly Hills, Calf; Ensign William
Perdue. Birmingham, Ala, and Pvt
Dick Shaughnessey, Dedham, Mass
Last years all-gauge titlist
Charles Poulton of San Antonio
Tex, is not competing because he
| has just entered the Army.
The military atmosphere is not
without generalization, for United
States military heads have given the
go-ahead to trap and skeet shoot
ing as OF wartime value to service
men and civilians alike.
Aids Moving Target Shooting.
Modern warfare" says 1t, Comdr
Frank Kelly, directing the Navy
skeet team, has emphasized the
Importance of expert gunnery. Ir
naval aviation. the principles Of
moving target gunners can be
taught effectively by experienced
skeet and trap shooters"
The immediate hurdle confront
ing servicemen and other masculine
entries is the competition veteran
| guners expect to be provided by g
trio of feminine sharpshooters, any
one of whom, they feel might shoot
her way to the al-gauge title. Mrs
Potter Palmer, Chicago socialite;
Mrs. NJ L. Smythe, Aurora, Ohio
and Diana Boiling, Greenwich
Conn, all are conceded a gooo
chance.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

Year ago today-St. Louis Car
dinals defeated Chicago Cubs and
remained game and half In
front Of Brooklyn Dodgers.
Three years ago-Bobby Riggs
and Sidney B. Wood reached
final round of annual Southamp-
ton tennis tourney.
Five years ago-Mike Jacobs,
after three-year battle with off,
GERS of Madison Square Garden
Corp, signed two-year contract
to stage fights in downtown arena
and in Garden Bowl.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Mater Leads Langley
To PIoyqround Win

Knobby Mater, Tech High basket
ball ace last season, made clean
sweep of the four events in the
unlimited division of yesterdays
playground athletic meet for the
Mckinley Langley area.
Representing the winning Langley
team. he captured first places in
basket ball throw. baseball throw,
batting for distance and horseshoe
pitching.
Langley scored 130 points in TAX
ing first place, followed by Gage,
81; New York Avenue, As; Edgewood,
%, and Abbott. 13.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Binqhumton's S Robinson
HurIs No-Hit Game
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
WILKES BARRE, Pa, Aug. 5
Jack Robinson of the Binghamton
Triplets hurled a no-hit, no-rur
game last night against the Wilkes
Barre Barons of the Eastern League
winning to 0. allowing only one
base on balls and hitting one bats
man. He famed five.
1t was Robinson's 10th win against
eight losses for the season.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

H, G.. Moorhead is new member
of Federal Chess Club.
Next Monday, 8 pm. 306 Ninth
street NV, the District Chess
Championship Tournament for
Women will be resumed under the
direction of Hyman Bronf1n, who
has been vacationing.
Chess Problem No. 469.
BY GEOFFREY MOTT SMITH. Second
Prize Sam Lloyd Memorial Tourney.
Four-way Section, Chess Review Maya
zine, 1912.
RIACK-2 MEN
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Star Pairs 10 Meet
In Mixed Bowling
Match Tonight
Lewis, Wright Will Roll
Copeland, james; 1905
Set for Moen, Murphy

Metropolitan Washington bowl
INCEST summertime twosome OF
Madge Lewis and AL Wright will en-
gage Lillian Copeland and Paul
James in a fve-game match tonight
at the Clarendon Bowling Center as
an added attraction to the weekly
Clarendon Mixed Handicap Tourna-
ment. Both events will swing into
action at o'clock.
Of to brilliant start some weeks
ago with a score of 1927, which was
only l3 pins shy OF the five game
national mixed doubles record, the
Lewis Wright combination Will be
seeking their sixth victory in 10
matches.
A full handicap based on a scratch
of 1913 will be allowed in the regular
three-ga tournament. Bill Je1-
fries Who fired 1912 will be seek
ing his second successive triumph.
With the summers second highest
mixed doubles score OF 1905, the
stellar duo of Ingomar (Bing) Moen
and Sergt. Fred Murphy fairly
swamped Manager Julie Singer and
Lucille Young by margin Of 127
pins last night at GreenWay Bowl.
Miss Moen of Hi-Skor and No. 8
on the citys womens ranking list
banged out l52-618 and Murphy,
! the Capitals No. man bowler,
clouted for 150-687. Singer raped
out top single of 165 and 635 set.
while Mrs. Young rolled SAB.
Joe F'reschi, who also cherishes
a spot among the city's 10 ranked
maple spillers. cut loose in the
Greenway Bowl Commercial loop
with 1881 to lead the Bendetto
quint to a 80 win from Northeast
Variety. Ray Funk's 366 was the
big poke as Naval Ordnance drubbed
Diamond Cab to gain first plane in
the flag chase. Charley Fyfe's 1855
376 featured as Food Fair swept
Coppersmiths with a team high OF
1903.
A meeting of the 27-year-old Agri-
culture Interbureau League has been
called tonight at 7:30 at Penn Rec
reation by Secretary Harry Dixon.
Last seasons team captain and
others desiring franchises in one Of
the city's oldest Government loops
are asked to attend.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
# CHE: : s @

week from Allen A. jenkins. Daniel
F. Longley, Joseph J. Feger, M. w.
Green, Charles j. Berner, M. l..
jacobson, George Stanley Thomas
and r. T. Hallock.
RETI OPENING.
whit. pIaok uyh,+a Rlack
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Black.

Essayed in the 1912 ventnor City an
nual masters tournament. Game No. l,
round No. /. Complete games OF the
entire tourney may be obtained from Roy
Dessauer, 4 South Quincy avenue, Vent
nor, N. j., in booklet form for so cents.
Games of the current New York
State championship will be pub
lished in this column.
The 43d annual tilt of the United
States Chess Federation is sched-
uled for Dallas, Tex, from August
% through the 18th. Now is the
time to file your entry with J. c.
Thompson. 702 Monte Vista drive.
Dallas, Tex. The fee is $40, Of
which 81 is returnable on compile
ton Of schedule. The prize fund is
$500.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Has Diamond, Needs Foe

Greenbelt Shamrocks have a dia-
mond and would like game for
o'clock Saturday. Call Joe Picco
at Greenbelt 20l1.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
By PAUL J, MILLER.

Eight duets Of social chess were
conducted with picnic joviality last
Sunday afternoon at the Silver
Spring, Md, home of DR.. Carl Far
man, president of Federal Chess
Club, under the captaincies Of Mrs.
Alexander Ford and F.. r. Stilwell
with the amicable result OF a tie,
A.
From ! until pm. the chessnuts
paired off in friendly games, inter-
spersed with good eats and cold
drinks that were indeed a treat. DR..
Farman welcomed the 25-odd guests,
many of whom were met by car at
the Alaska and Georgia bus ter
minus.
Individual scoring in the chess
Evening star., 1942-08-05
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Springfeld, 10; Elmira. IS
Scranton, SO: Albany, 4-o tsecond
game. 10 inninssl.
Binshamton, 7--3; Wilkes-Barre, o..
Williamsport, 2-5. Hartford, o.
tsecond game. 16 innings
Evening star., 1942-08-05

Results of the War stamp rapid
transit tourney, featured at the
Service Mems Club last Monday by
the Federal players, show that Oscar
Shapiro still exces at lightning
chess in the "A" class while John
Rast is tops for the BIS" Individ-
nal soaring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Come On! Hit Hitler!
Write Rhyme to Boost Sales Of War Stamps;
Rules Simple: Just Adapt Nursery Jingle

returned. Decisions of the judges
are FINAL!
Today's winning verses:
Submitted by Trudie Flowers
1927 Pingree avenue:
Humpty, Dumpty sat on wall.
Humpty, Dumpty had great
fall. A
His purchase of war stamps
Had strengthened him well,
So he broke not in pieces
But rose after he fell;
So take heed of his story
And all do your part,
Buying War Bonds and Stamps
Is a mighty good start.
From Donald Greenhalgh. 1330a
Garfield avenue:
Bobby Shaftoe's gone 10 sea,
Silver buckles on his knee;
He's buying War Stamps and
Bonds galore
To keep the enemies from our
shore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

Hit at Hitler with a rhyme!
Write jingle to boost the sale
of War Savings Stamps and
Bonds,
Then submit IL in The Detroit
Times Rhyme Contest. " its
printed in the Times you'll be
awarded 81 in War Savings
Stamps.
Daily and Sunday the Times
prints five such verses, awarding
War Savings Stamps 10 the writer
Of each rhyme printed.
Here are the easy rules: Take
the first two lines of any nursery
rhyme. then complete ii in your
own way, being SURE TO write
about War Savings Stamps or
Bonds. Rhymes should be adj
dressed 10 the Rhyme Contest
Editor, The Detroit Times, 1870
Cass avenue, Detroit, Mich. You
may submit any number OF
rhymes; you may win more than
one time. Poems WILL NOT be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
knowledge Test
By Walt Disney
A Feather in Her Cap!
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

BY DIR. SABINA III. CONNOLLY
1-Do you know Cal the important
river of Burma; tb) the oldest
of English colonies; (c) the sea
surrounding Jamaica?
2-What one word means (a)
books printed before 1900; tb)
the kings evil; (c) a list of
the dead?
3-What music composer Is re-
membered for (a) "Pomp and
Circumstance; OBJ Mes
siah"; Co "Finlandia"?
i-Who wrote the poem begin
ming: (a) BLOW out, you
bugles, over the rich dead;
(b) God of our fathers. known
of old; (c) "A song of hate,
a song of hell?
5-What is the chief city Of Cal
Yukon; (b) Northern Ireland;
(c) Sweden?
5-What breed OF dog (a) is
popularity known as the Rus
sian Wolfhound; (b) is the
royal dog of Egypt; (c) is the
royal dog of China?
ANSWERS on Page III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

Submitted by Betty Pratt, 301
Richton avenue, Highland Park:
There was an old woman of Nor
witch,
Who lived upon nothing but por-
ridge.
She spent all her dough. for
War Bonds, you know,
To bolster morale and courage.
From Irene Goodling, 76 Tuxedo
avenue:
II I'd as much money as I could
spend,
I never would cry, "Old chairs
to mend"
I'd buy me some War Bonds, a
Stamp every day.
And be sure that l spend 10 per
cent of my pay.
Submitted by William Scheffer,
% Davenport street:
TaHy was n Welshman,
Taffy was a thief,
But Taffy bought up War Bonds
To give the boys relief.
Taffy bought some War Stamps
And loudly did he sing:
:While you provide the man.
power
Well supply the sting!'
See Sundays and Mondays
Times for more winning rhymes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANSwERMAN

BY THE ACE ANSWERMAN
British hobbies directing traffic
must contend with ,lorries,
trans and hackneys. American
cops who contend with the
same vehicles know them by
what names?
BY reason of extreme heat,
both past and likely to
ensue." Americas first repre-
sentative assembly, meeting at
jamestown. had 10 adjourn.
What was the body called?
Glass "A in baseball is next
stop below the major leagues.
What three leagues have such
a classification?
Derby Day at Louisville cor
responds with what big day at
Goshen, N. Y?
There's no use grousing over
IL if you can't get the answer
but most quail in the United
States are known by another
name. What?
Just as a rough guess what
name would you say is applied
to the female ruff ?
ANSWERS on Page III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

ported to the nearest marine re-
cruiting station, facing the SER
geant with confidence and a
smoldering Ill-show-her feeling
burning against Myrtle.
His eyes approved the Grizzled
marines yellow chevrons and
service stripes.
An inner feeling assured him
he would some day wear ChevronS
TOO. he approved the blue uni
form with red piping, the white
topped cap. the ClitterinC insignia
An Frank saw confirmed his
high regard for the United States
Marines
He failed TO note that the SER
geants eyes were not equally
approving when he said:
ITS my guess, buddy, that
YOU stand foot 3 an over,
yes?"
Frank grinned pridefully and
nodded Yes"
The sergeant pointed TO corner
OF the little office.
"StPp on the scales" he d.
rcCtcd land tell me how much
YOU weigh"
Frank walked to the scales and
adjusted the balance 10 his weight
He announced II 10 the sergeant
"Too light by 10 pounds said
the sergeant.
AN IL looks as If YOU reached
your full development some
years back.
SORRY. bud, we can't accept
you"
FRANK DAZED
Then surveying the disappointed
face looking down on his. the SER
geant added:
Maybe II you started In
drinking beer regularly, you will
gain enough weight In six
months, or a year"
Frank Dillon walked daZedlA
down the dark stairway to the
street.
II was over his third glass o.
beer that night in the Irish-Ameri
can bar that Frank Dillon me
Spike Donovan.
The slap-happy ex-pugilist, con
tented with a sucker willing e
buy the drinks, listened while
Frank told his story.
Frank even brought in Myrtle
Keefe and how the whole bubble
of their happiness dissolved anc
how all hope of recovering prestige
| in his girls eyes were lost.
Tough, kid, tough" Spike
agreed scratching a cauliflower
ear.
This sympathy impelled Franz
to buy another round of beers, ano
when he had blown the foam anc
taken the first sip. Spike stoot
back from the bar and begar
Systematically feeling Franks bi
ceps, pectoral, dorset and stomach
muscles. ..... .a.
He shook his head.
"You certainly fall In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Nv GRANVILLE FoRTEsCUE

FRANK DILLON decided not 10
i let the draft catch up with
him. As he explained 20 Myrtle
Keefe one night at the InniSiai!
Dance Club:
at join up before the gang,
then TIL nave a running start
on those guys. I'm liable 10 be
q sergeant. anyway a corporal
while they are still boots
Frank had picked up this word
for recruit from a marine friend.
He felt sure Myrtle favored the
marines. Al least she raved over
them when the marines hattled a
swarrnlng, ruthless foe az Wake
Island.
Again last week. when they saw
the picture To the Shores OF
TRIPODS" together. she proclaimed
IL made her feel like enlistlng IN
the marines herself.
So. while they danced, Frank
announced confidently:
"The marines. Leathernecks.
Wait till you see me In uni
form"
GRINS AT GIRL
He Crlnned down on the girl
Every one knew the glamour the
marine uniform she'd.
Myrtle, danced with no visible or
tangible reaction. The shock made
Frank lose step. Myrtle said with
out enthusiasm:
"Why. the marines are out Of
the picture now She shrugged.
Al haven't heard q commentator
mention the marines for a dogs
age >.
what about Bataans" de-
manded Frank truculently. "And
before that, Wake Island. And
marine filters gave the Japs hell
from Midway, didn't they:"
Only the word filters" awakened
Myrtle's interest She said with a
brow-lifting smile:
Harry Kelley took me to the
Trans-lux last night. and Jimmy
Stewart told all about how to
Join the flying corps. Harry said
ne was going to apply TO be a
cadet Just ms soon"
STOPS DANCING
Frank instantly stopped dancing.
His dark brows contracted.
Listen Myrt. How can you
70 round with that blond, mar
celled louise, Harry Kelley: Air
cadet. Huh. He's got flat feet"
From that remark on. Frank
remembrance of what he said and
she said made no more sense than
the recollections of groggy prize
fighter taking the count in the
tenth round.
1t was the Irish in Myrtle, he
told himself. overlooking his own
ancestry.
Myrtle. her face crimson. left
Frank sputtering his rage in the
middle of the dance floor.
The next day Frank Dillon re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
AVOIDS MYRTLE

In the meantime Frank avoided
Myrtle. He heard indirectly her
feelings were hurt, and that
Myrtle and Harry Kelley were
seen together, And at
that days workout Spike pro-
tested:
Take Il easy. Mac. This Is a
friendly bout. An you're throw
ing punches like Joe Louis"
Sorry, Spike. l was feeling
burned up about something"
Frank apologized.
A months work and Frank S
chest measurement increased an
inch, his biceps bulged like dumb.
bells under his coatsleeves. and
his chest muscles were round and
full as if sliced off the end of a
medicine ball.
you'll do. Mac" said Spike,
using his friendly term of ad-
dress admiringly. $50 call on
that sergeant tomorrow"
Under the glow of this praise
Frank called up Myrtle. The an
swer came that she was visiting
cousins in Yonkers.
He asked her address and neg
ligently replaced the receiver. He
was sorry his County Cork stub
bornness had forbidden his calling
her before. :.
At the recruiting station Frank
stripped proudly. He was disap-
pointed that the sergeant who
<---a.-xI ~ Do~~ rSN
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CONTINUED on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Daily Short SlOTY
Special Duty

lightweight class. But when
that guy tells YOU to build up
on beer he gave you the wrong
dope. Mac. You need muscle.
Then his bloated face broke
into a slap-hsppy smile as ne
changed down his glass.
An Spike Donovan is goin'
10 plant muscle all over you.
It's the least one Irishman can
do for another these days"
Together they made over the
upper floor Of garage into a
gymnasium.
Frank bought a set of second
hand boxing gloves and medicine
ball al Simpsons; also wands,
weights. dumb-bells TO vary the
two-hour exercising period that
Spike said Frank must work up to-
During the first week Frank
muscles ached and burned along
each separate fiber. The workout
and shower over. he would drop
on a couch and in fave minutes
started snoring.
The second week Spike took
Frank out for a fast walk around
the reservoir.
The ex-fighter found himself the
better for helping train Frank and
cut the time he usually spent In
the Irish American bar.
He found himself ready for bed
earlier and gradually recovered
something of his youthful con-
dition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

"You certainly fall in the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Ovoce Michiganu Sc zkazi,
neni delnikiI.

Ia tisice dollarG ovoce a re
leniny v jihozapadn1m Mich
ganu NIUE propadnouti zka-
re, jestlize nebude okamzite
odpomozeno nedostatku delhi
XII k sklizeni techto plodin, jak
prohlasil l.. A. Boyd, feditel
Michigan Fruit Sponsors.
Broskve, RUNE slivy zvane
hrusky, melouny a rGz-
ma zelenina jsou zrale a must
byti sklfzeny okamzite, ably ne
shnily. Pres 400 osob je nutne
zapotfebi ma vrcholu nynejsi
sezony. Vladnf zaopatrovatel-
ma prace, u. S. Employment
Agency, nemohla dodati dosta
tecny pocet lid.
Mistni odbocky Americkeho
cerveneho kffze a nekolik ko-
munitnfch skol planujf zachra-
nit ovoce, jez by jinak mohlo
pTijfti We zkaZu, a naloziti je
pro prfpad nouze v nynejsf va
leone dob6. Jak Teditel Boyd
pravil, prave nyni Sc svolavaji
sch1ze k organisovani teto pra
ce ma zachranu ovoce a zeleni-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Vevoda z Kentu, bratr anglic.
krale, zabit pri padu
aerOplanu.

Vevoda z Kentu, nejmladsf
bratr anglickeho krale Jif1ho
vi. byl zabit pri padu velkeho
aeroplanu Sunderland, kdyz
byl ma ceste ma Island. S tim
zahynula celia posadka aero
planu.
DIE komunike ministerstva
letectvf aeroplan spadl ma Sc
veru Skotska. Vevoda 2 Ken
tn, ktery byl celenem stabu
generalnfho inspektora letect-
va, "byl ma sluzebni ceste ma
Island"
Jeho smrt je prvnf V angli-
cke kralovske rodine cd zacat-
|ku valky. Preziva no vdova,
|byvala fecka princezna Mari
ma, diva synove a dcera. Jeho
druhy syn narodil Sc dine 4.
cervence a president Roosevelt
ie jednim z jeho kmotrG.
V6voda z Kentu, syn kralov-
ny Marie a krale George ",
byl star necelych 40 let. Byl
prvnim clenem anglicke kra-
lovske rodiny, ktery pfeletel
Atlanticky ocean "a tajnym
poslanim do Kanady v cerven-
ci r. 1911. Letel ma ameri-
ckem bombometnem aeropla-
nu Liberator. Cd zacatku val
ky uletel tisfce mil.
Vykonavaje sv6 povinnosti
jake Glen kralovskeho letectva
byl caste v n~ebezpeci. TAX
pred tydnem byl V jistem mes
t6 ma jizn1m pobfezf Velke Brl-
TAME, kdyz nemecke aeropla.
ny podnikly ma ne 1tok, bonn
bovaly a odstrelovaly je. V r
1910 byl v Doveru, kdyz tez
ka nemecka della odstrelovals
mesto. z francouzske strany
pr1livu. Ia bitvy O Anglii o
pustil .jisty aerodrom v Kentl
pouze ctyfi minuty pred ne
meckym naletem.