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Evening star., 1942-02-28
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Minister,

The Presbyterian Ministers As
sociation will meet Monday at II
am. In New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. There will be a
symposium on Sermon Prepara-
ton" discussed by the Rev. A. Evans,
the Rev. F. B. Gillespie, the Rev. H.
v. Porter and the Rev. w. F. Wolf.
All interested will be welcome.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
Healing Services.

Gaining Confidence for Life"
the concluding study in Christ In
Wartime" by DR.. John s. Bunting,
will be reviewed Tuesday at 1880
am. In the parish hall of the
Church Of st. Stephen and the In
carnation. The service of the
Prayer Circle will include medita-
ton, testimony, prayers for the sick
and world conditions. Mrs. James
w. Cliff will lead.
The service Of holy communion
and Christian healing will be held
Thursday at 10 am. in the Chapel
Of the Incarnation. The Rev. Paul
Duliver Wilbur, rector, will ofiiciate.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
Garden Memorial.

The Rev. Philip Goertz will
preach on Loyalty to the Cross"
at IL am. and at 8 pm. Perfection
of Divine Salvation"
Evening star., 1942-02-28

ing groups will meet at the church
on Tuesday at 8 am. and 7:30 pm.
All day Thursday there will be
sewing for the Red Cross. Thursday
at 8 pm. Mrs. Carl Weber will COM
plete her studies on THE Jew"
using as her theme "Why Should
We Be Interested in the Jew?"
lexington.
The text at II am. is "He Came
and Found Them Asleep" and at 8
pm. Garry With Thee Little
Honey" Meeting of the Fidelity
Bible Glass Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Killing.
Program by Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Meyers.
Westminster Memorial.
The Rev. Harry v. Porter will
preach In the morning on worship
ing God by Our Giving" At 6 pm.
the Young Peoples Society will be
hosts to service men at buffet
supper served by the Ladies Aid.
The High School Christian En-
deavor will meet at $3.50 pm. The
Young Peoples Society will meet
at pm.
There will be a get-together sup
per for the congregation ON Tuesday
at $50 pm. DR.. j. Hillman Hollis
ter, pastor of the Chevy Chase Pres
byterian Church, will be the guest
speaker. A cottage prayer meeting
will be held in the home OF Mrs.
Carrie V. Byram on Thursday at
Bpm.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
Metropolitan Wesley A. M. u. z.
Continued From Page B-6.)

Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E. z.
The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on '"The Teacher Sent From
God" at II am. The senior choir
will provide the music. Holy COM
munion will be administered.
At $3.50 the churches Of Washing
ton and vicinity will hold a mass
meeting in the interest of home
missions, and Bishop Cameron Ches-
terfield Alleyne will preach. The
minister will have charge at pm.
The senior choir will present a
pageant Monday evening.
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion.
DR.. Stephen Gill spottswood will
begin series of lenten sermons as
follows: March l, '"The Good Shep-
herd; March q, 1.-THE Door Of the
Fold; March Is, "The One Hun
dredth Sheep; March %, II Lay
Down My Life" At IL am. he will
preach the first in the series on
"The Good Shepherd" At the eve
ming service he breaches on Christ
Faces Sickness" Music will be fur
nished by the Cathedral Choir.
Galbraith A. M. E.
DR.. James L. White will preach
at II am. The Varick c. E. So
ciety meets at $50 pm. Bishop
Cameron Chesterfield Alleyne of
the sixth Episcopal district will ad-
dress the Stewardess Board at 7:45
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-03
Dispatch Keeps
Yea Informed On
Henderson News

In MONDAYS issue a., the Daii>
Dispatch were 10 separate ana
distinct items OF news about PEG
III" and things in this city ana
vicinity. That MAY have been =
slightly larger number tia on
some DAYS. but il is not unusual.
re Dispatch is striving to keep
the home folks informed about
Wat : eoirO or il their midst
and il the only medium through
which this irSormitlon can nc
obtained in anything like As larE"
ynlurue. That Henderson ANA
N,n.s coUrty people appreciate
-'.j- tlat j. testified in the largest
daily distribution this new -Pan"r
"a, ever experienced In Il, his
tory.
The Dispatch al" carries d'if
a tuii summation Of national a"a
world events. together with per
hnr~ aS many features A. II
Daner Of its size anywhere round
Furnishing Of A well rounded
rarcr is the aim and 0u~n1>"
o' 49, who are engaged III Ii
production.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-03
| temperature LOW
Monday Night Hit
II Degrees Level

tciHp,idtur, minimum oi
Ia degrees above zero WIS reg
l~tcgya mere early TO-DAY Tor one
Of thu coolest u.Gut, OF thc win
ter. i..e reading WAS Tie official
Weather Bureau recording.
During much OF the daN Mon
DIS. = bgi-k north wind added 10
TIE li>,yntort> OF those no had
..sta=afe=aut ct doors. aid also
ear, - thr mercury down rapid
10. with a warm sun today until
mid attGrnnOn there vas some
moderation the low point,
cut readings still were under or
near. tEc freezing mark.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30
First State Church
Convocation Marks
United Beginning

Arizona Church ministers and
laymen will assemble in Phoenix
November 4-6 for a significant
convocation on the problems fac
ing the morals forces Of Arizona
in wartime The theme Com
munity Building in War Time"
indicates the realistic approach
which will be followed. All meet
ings will be held at Trinity Ca
thedral and will be open to the
public. There will be no dele
gated members or attempts at
official pronouncements.
Religion is one of the four
freedoms for which the United
States is fighting" say those
planning the Convocation, "And
the other three freedoms if won
will find an impoverished and
demoralized United States unless
the freedom Of religion is kept
strong and virile."
This first Arizona Church Con-
vocation marks a historic begin
ming in united Arizona Church
movement
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30
Rotarians Honor
Teachers With
Buffet Supper

Coolidge Rotary Clubs annual
dinner of welcome 10 Coolidge
teachers, was marked by inform
ality this year. They were hon
ored Thursday night with Casa
Grande Ruins ramada, where Ro-
tarians served ready carved turk
eys brought out in roasters, while
Rotary AIMS and guests sat back
in liesurely comfort.
An impromptu program of group
singing followed the supper,
Special guests were Colonel and
Mrs. William A. Holden. Reverend
and Mrs. Leslie j. Ross, Lieut.
enantCharles Moody of Williams
Field.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30
Birthday Honored By
Masquerade, Party
On Sunday Night

Miss Frances Short was honor
ed on her nth birthday with a
surprise masquerade party AZ
Martins Desert Beach Sunday
night. Hostesses were Sarah
Jean Martin. Betty Rowe and
Boots Corbett.
Prizes for the most effective
costumes were won BY Janell
Kleinman as an Hawaiian girl
and Paul Hannah as a pirate.
The Halloween motif was follow
ed throughout in decorations.
Dancing and contest games fur
nished the evenings entertain
ment
The invitational list included
Vera Mae Campbell Joe Ham
mons. Betty Davis, James Mer-
rill. Gloria Appel. Clint Skrla,
Edgar Shoemaker. Guy Winkler.
Lee Ella Odom, Deon Craig, Free
man Higgenbotham, Janell Klein
man. Sarah Louise Arnold. Betty
Yates. Howard Wuertz. Dorothy
Dossey. Robert Cockrill. Mabel
Cherry. Frank Lynch. Barbara
Newcomb, Leroy Shoemaker.
Mickey Sweeper. Richard Clem.
ems. Wayne Elledge, Evelyn
Trout. Edwin Elledge, Warren
Darlington. Theodore Smith. Paul
Hannah. Lee Lindemann, John
Roche. Kenneth Trout, Harold
Livingston. Clayton Trout. Ed
gar Bollin. Jim Pew, Verne
Wuertz. Delaine Ketchum. John
ME Jean Dixon, Jack Havens.
Billy Higgenbotham. Chula Bor.
rec. Burton Hanks, Norma Ad-
amy. Mary Karam. Billy Irwin.
Helen Sanderson. Ida Mae Shat
or. Barbara ITALIA. Carl Weiting,
Anna Chimits. June Morris. Rose
Lee Cohen. La Vern Odom, Mary
Britain, Arthur Mode, Helen Bar
rington. Frank Woody. Joyce FL
lis. Helen Anderson. Lola Bell
McMullen. Betty Ruth Moody.
Betty Elkins. Bo Brown. Billy
Urton. Martha Brown, Virginia
Triton. Ed Taylor. Mac Ware. Jay
Wilson. John Martin. Jack Hop
kins. Dutch Martin. Jackie Moser.
Ann Hannah. Jean Moser. Sonny
Mccullough. Elsie Hardy. Sidney
Gordon. Eva Sue Bugg, Walter
Smith. Cleatus Martin. Florence
Spurgeon. Jack Sturgeon. Edith
Parker, Jimmy Culbert. Ted Nc
Cullough, Joe Hammond. and Ed.
ward Lilly. Chaperones were Mr..
and Mrs. H. ID. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Short and Mrs.
Weaver.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30
w. 0. w. Presents
Lodge Service Pin

Coolidge Wootmen of the World
met in Masonic Temple Friday
night \ special feature of the pro
gram was the presentation of a
silver service pin to Reese Will
Jams, marking % years service.
Presentation was made by c. G.
Weinhold.
Floyd Cisney consul comman-
der presided AT the meeting. fol-
lowing which there was a pack
age auction to raise money for
the ORGANIZATIONS treasurey. Pack
ages contained mirth provoking
articles.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30
Kenilworth P.T.A.
States Meeting

Kenilworth Parent Teacher AS
sociation will meet at Kenilworth
School, Wednesday afternoon.
November 4th
Third grade mothers will be
hostesses and Mrs. Don PauPs
third grade pupils will take part
in the program.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30
PIkAL VOTERS
TOLD OF ISSUES
1912 CAMPAIGN
Citizens


II is my pleasure as the Demo
cratic Party's Candidate for State
Senator TO address this letter to
you
believe that the problem be
fore Arizona and the nation to-
day is the winning OF the war We
must fight with equal yigor to de-
stroy our enemies al home as
well as abroad.
Social disease has run rampant
among us until none of US or our
children are safe from this
scourge II We are to remain the
strong nation we are today. we
must wipe our syphilis and gon-
orrhea. We must adopt a realis-
tic attitude toward the carriers
OF such disease A state pro-
gram for their care and cure is
imperative.
Another battle on the home
front which We must fight and
win. is the battle OF production.
Arizona's farms and mines must
have labor TO run them. The cot
ton and the copper OF Arizona are
at the top OF the list of critical
war materials. They must be pro
duced even at the cost Of produc-
tion in other industry.
The program here proposed is
no shop worn grandiose scheme.
II is a practical program within
the power of State Legislation to
achieve. It's realization need not
be distant and will give us the
victories OF production. health and
efficiency on the home front
seek the job Of State Senator
from Pinal County. My law edu-
cation and experience qualify me
TO do that job. was educated in
Arizona schools. | have worked
on Arizona farms and in Arizona
mines. / know Arizona's prob
lens.
With sincere appreciation OF
your consideration.
LLOYD CANFIL.
Democrat for State Senator.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30
SUM MONS
No. ee65

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL.
]. r. TREAT and BILLIE
TREAT. his wife. Plaintiffs. VS..
REBECCA A. PALMER and
JOHN DOE PALMER, her hus-
band: CAROLINE BARKER: LU-
CY C. MCKINNEY, ELIZABETH
WILLS, also known as Lizzie NJ.
Wills, RAY CHAMBERLAIN.
FLEDA CANFIELD. sole heirs of
FREEMAN A CHAMBERLAIN.
also known as F. A. CHAMBER
LAIN, deceased the unknown
stock. holders OF the ARIZONA
AUTO SECURITIES COMPANY,
corporation: II said defendants.
or any OF them, be living. II said
defendants, or any of them, be
dead. the unknown heirs, devils
ees. legatees and assigns OF said
decedents; TOWN OF FLOR
ENCE, a municipal corporation;
STATE OF ARIZONA: COUNTY
OF PINAL; and ETHEL GRIF-
FIN. Treasurer and Ex-Officio
Tax Collector OF Pinal County:
JANE DOE; RICHARD ROE; and
BLACK COMPANY. a corpora
ton. Defendants.
THE STATE OF ARIZONA TO
the above named defendants: Re-
becca A. Palmer and John Doe
Palmer, her husband; Caroline
Barker; Lucy C.. Mckinney, Eliz-
abeth Wills. also known as Lizzie
NJ. Wills. Ray Chamberlain. Fleda
Garfield, sole heirs OF Freeman
A. Chamberlain. also known as
F. A. Chamberlain. deceased; the
unknown stockholders of the
Arizona Auto Securities Com
pany, a corporation; if said de-
PENDANTS. or any of them. be liv-
ing, If said defendants, or any of
them, be dead, the unknown
heirs. devisees, legatees and as
signs of said decedents; Town OF
Florence, a municipal corporation;
State of Arizona; County of Pin.
al; and Ethel Griffin. Treasurer
and Ex-Officio Tax Collector of
Pinal County; Jane Doe; Richard
Roe; and Black Company, a cor
poration.
/ YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON
ED and required to appear in the
above entitled action in the above
entitled Court, within TWENTY
DAYS. exclusive of the day of
service, after service of this Sum-
mons upon you if served within
the State OF Arizona, or within
THIRTY DAYS, exclusive of the
day of service, if served without
the State of Arizona. and you are
hereby notified that in case you
fail so to do, judgment by default
will be rendered against you for
the relief demanded in the Com
plant
The name and address of
plaintiffs attorney is: Thomas
ID. Derry. Florence, Arizona
GIVEN under my hand and the
zeal of the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona, in and for the
County of Pinal, this 9th day of
October. 1912.
(SEAL)
T. ]. MARKS,
Clerk of the Superior Court,
By: T. ]. MARKS,
Deputy Clerk.
First publication, Oct. 80, 1912.
4
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30

was received at Camp Roberts.
California. near San Francisco. OF
" hich he wrote: There is some
talk here of Japs bombing the
camp. so we are required to wear
gas masks and steel helmets and
are instructed in case of air
alarm, as TO where to 90 to pa
troll outlying parts of camp" A
rodeo at camp was offered for
the mems amusement, on which
Private Farnsworth comments
briefly: 1T wasn't very good, as
the contestants were soldiers and
very few were cowboys"
He is now awaiting overseas
orders at an unnamed Pacific
coast Fort. from which he writes:
we are here in a staging sec
tion TO get checked out for ship
ping. Ny guess is that we will
90 to Alaska, but no one knows
. They certainly have an
enormous supply of food. beds.
and military supplies here. The
trains run right in on the piers
and they unload into warehouses,
and then load the stuff on boats
and ships After your name
is read for sailing list your
mail is censored We are in
structed not To write any infor-
nation about troop movements,
or number of troops located In
any certain place and when we
arrive at destination we cannot
tell our location.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30

a desert ranch. The Farnsworths
are among the real old timers of
the valley. for they had been
here almost 10 years before the
town OF Coolidge sprang up, just
two miles from their ranch home.
Richard went TO Tempe for his
elementary schooling and made a
"a mile trip daily from the ranch
to attend Florence high school.
He is a graduate OF the Universi-
ty OF Arizona where he specialize
ed in agriculture and later farm.
ed with his father.
He taught school for a year in
the then. new town OF Coolidge
and. later. was employed as mail
dispatcher in Coolidge post Of
flee. Mr. Farnsworth was still
employed in the post office and
was Worshipful Master OF Cool
idge Masonic Lodge at the time
he entered the United States In
fantry. May, 1912.
From Fort Bliss, receiving cen
ter. he wrote his parents: Most
of your time here is spent wait
ing for someone to give you a lee
ture. a shot, or something - and
most OF the time you don't know
what's coming. until you get i'll"
His l3 weeks basic training
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30
Richard Farnsworh
Awaiting Orders
For Overseas Duty

Richard w. Farnsworth was
born on a farm near Manchester,
Oklahoma. October 5, 1909. and
came TO ella Valley with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Farms
worth at II, TO make his home on
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-10-30

. Mr. and Mrs. f. {. Gipe left
Tuesday to make their home at
Tonto National Monument, where
Mr. Gipe has been appointed Gus
todian.
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car. Apply J. r. watkins Co. loot
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-07

Mym pfateldm a soused1m ceskoslovenskeho puvodu!
Zadam Vas opetne O podporu V me Rampant pro znovu-
zvoleni do Statn1ho Senatu. Behem pTedeslych hut mel isem
cest byti nastrojem a mluvc1m, jehoz pricinenim Ceskoslo-
vensky Lid dosahl v~yznamneho mista v naSi obci, jsa obdivo-
van a vazen vsemi vedoucimi naseho mesta, statu a zeme.
Ia t1mto programem marylandSt1 Cechoslovaci predcii vse-
chny ostatn1 Staty.
Predne, ustanoveni Staten Maryland 28. RfJEN Gees
koslovenskym Dnem' ma oslavu zalozeni cesLoslovenske Re-
publiky.
Ia druhe, zavssenf obrazu slavneho Augustine HERNIA
ma ma stsnu Statniho Domu " Annapolis.
Tyto 1spechy byly dosazeny "a spoluprace nasich Vast
mich ldi a opravnuji mas doufati v jeSte vetsf veci.
Jake Vas Statnf Senator pokousel jsem Sc pomoci kdy-
kohl a kdekoi jsem mohl a byl bych rad, ably mi bylo dovo-
leno pokracovati v zastupovanf Vas, nebot pevne veTfm, re
behem pffstfch ctyr let Krasne Ceskoslovensko Dude opet svo-
bodnym a neodvislym narodem, q bylo by velkou ctf pro
mne kdybych mohl slouzhi Yam a %dokonciti program, ktery
pro mas vSechny znamenal tax mnohO!
Toto vse NIUE byti uskutecneno, kdyz kazdy Czech a So-
wax pujde 8. zar1 do Primarn1ch voeb a odevzda svdj HAS
pro JOHN C. CALLANA "a Statnfho Senatora.
Budu-li nominovan a zvolen zavazuji Sc a slibuji netoli-
ko pokracOvati v teo praci ale vynasnaz1m Sc re vSech sill,
bych vsemozne zajistl veskery pokrok a vyhrady pro Vas,
lidi meho distriktu.
John C. CALLAN,
Statni Senator.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-07
DR.. Hrdlicka O japonske invasi
Aleutskych ostrovHG.

DR.. Ales Hrdlicka, anthro-
polog Smithsonova Institute,
ktery stravil vice casu nez KITE
rykoli jiny billy muz ma Aleut-
skych ostrovech, vyslovil Sc
re Japonci naskyta Sc trojna-
sobny problem v jejich pokusu
b udrzenf nejzapadnejsfch A
leutskych ostrovG.
Must vystupovati ma skalna-
tych brezich, kan mohou pro-
niknouti pouze male cluny a to
S velkym nebezpec1m, nositi
vsechnu svou vyzbroj pres str
me, skalnf stezky a vykliditi
misto pro tabor. Must tez do
pravovati vojakGm potravu
konvoji pc zasobnl lince, 1000
mil dlouhe, vedouci misty nej-
hOrsfmi vodami ma svete.
DR.. Hrdlicka pravil dale, re
ostrov Attu je takrka holou
skalou, jez NIUE uziviti pouze
nekolik domorodc1, kterf zivl
Sc jedine rybami. Jedini Two
cichove, kter1 tam zij1, je ne
kolik lisek a mnoho krys. Neco
vodniho ptactva hnfzdf ma o.
strove a jsou tn tez rackove a
orli. Ma ostrove nen1 strom1,
.tudfz schazi stavebni material.
Vegetace je tam skrovna. W.
slovil mfneni, re i kdyby anne
ricke bombometne aeroplany
nechaly Japonce ma pokoji, re
by NELL tvrdy cas- tam existo-
vati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-07
Rozyazec peciva obsti banditI.

Joseph Claudy, 51lety v Chi
cagu byl nalezen smrtelne po-
streleny v ulicce u SO. ul., me-
ri Michigan a Wabash ave.
Claudy byl rozvazecem pc
civa pro Howard Cake Co. Po-
licie nemohla zjistiti zadneho
svedka strelby, ale jelikoz v
kapsach odevu umlrajlciho ne
bylo nalezeno ami centu penez,
domniva Sc, re Sc jedna o lou
penny prepaid.
Irving White, Teditel pekaf-
ske spolecnosti pravil, re Clau-
|dy kolektoval Cd zakazniku, a
mel miti u sebe nekolik set do
larG.
Claudy, ktery Ia nedlouho
zraneni podlehl, byl zenat a
! otcem dvou ditek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-07
JOHN C. CALLAN,
Statni Senator.
Hrdina j. Liska z lodi Licking
ton je slovensky krajan
z CoaIdale. Pa.

V Hazleton, Pa, list "Sloven-
sky obcan" otiskl fotografii 10
leteho slovenskeho mladlka ia
ma Lisky z Coaldale, Pa, O KITE
rem Sc v minulych dnech roze-
psal veskeren americky fisk We
spojen1 s bitvou v Koralovem
mort. Pise:
"Slovaci mestecka Coaldale,
Pa, mohou byti hrdi ma jedno-
no re svych SYM, slouzfcfho v
armada Spoj. Stat1, ktery pl-
nym pravem Sc honosf tim, re
znicil sedm japonskych letadel
"T1mto hrdinou je Jan Lis
ka, 19lety z Coaldale. Je ra-
diovym technikem III. tf1dy a
v dobe bitvy v Koralovem mo-
Fl Sc nalezal v zadnf casti leta-
ola, jehoz pilotem byl porucfk
Jan A. Lepla. V boji Liska "a
chazel Sc strojn1mi puskami
prot nepr1teli a spolu s poru-
c1kem Leplem sestfelili sedm
japonskych letadel."
Jmenovany list dale l1cf Wy
pravovanf Liskovo z posadky
lodi Lexington, ktery Sc vra-
til do Spoj. Stat1, coz Dennl
Hlasatel pfinesl jiz 20. cerven-
ce Poole zpravy z Washington
nu. Zpravu koncl sdelenfm, re
letec Liska je v sluzbach valec-
neho lodstva Spoj. StatI cd L.
nora 1911.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-07
Blesk usmrtil ctyri muze.

Ctyri muzovG byli usmrceni
bleskem ma statku Alfredo I.
du Ponta u Rockland, tTi mile
jizne cd Washington, Del. Vsi-
chni byli zahradnfci a kdyz Sc
pfihnala vichrice s bouri, utek-
Ii pod kamenny oblouk. Zabiti
John Doherty, Frank Lepore,
Louis Durso a Edward O'Don-
nell. Patty muz byl bleskem
vazne poranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-07

Mary Gannonova, % leta
stenografka z Clevelandu, utr-
pela tezke popaleniny druhe-
no stupne nasledkem lehkomy-
slnosti pTi kouTenf. Sedela v
kresle sveho bytu, kourila a v
pozdnl nocni iodine byla pre-
mozena spankem. Cigareta j
padla ma vycpavane kreslo, to-
to sc vznalo a ma d1vce vznal
Sc Odev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-07
Chteji vycviciti $4,000 letcG
" dobe jednoho roku.

Letecky sbor Spoj. Stat1 cvi-
c1 nynl $4,000 pilot1 rocne, a.
vsak chce tuto cfslici zvysiti
ma $4,000 pilotI rocne, jak pro
hlasil general HI. HI. Arnold,
hlava leteckeho sboru armady
|Spojenych Stat1.