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Evening star., 1942-02-19
China Will Get
Supplies by New
Indian Route
Chinese Spokesman
Says Chang Worked
Out PIun on Visit
Earlier Story on Page AL.

Earlier Story on Page AID
By the Associated Press
CHUNGKING, Feb. ia Chi
rese Army spokesman reported
today that Rangoon had been
given up as the port of entry for
consignments to China over the
Burma road. He said approaches
to the port have been mined.
War supplies for China will be
moved over a new land route
from India, a Chinese official an
nounced.
He said the problem OF transporta- :
ton of supplies from 1ndia to China
had been worked out as a result OF
Generalissimo Chang Kai-snek' S
visit with Indian leaders.
Concrete steps were agreed on, the
oficial said, whereby much larger
quantity of goods than ever was car
ried via the Burma road henceforth
will be transported to China by way
of India. Such supplies, he said,
would be shipped direct to Indian
ports.
Exact Route Not Given.
The statement did not describe
the exact route to be followed
through India, but it was known
here to pass overland through
Northern Burma into China, involv-
ing rail- road, and river transporta-
ton.
British troops drove japanese
forces trying to cross the Bilin
into the river" army head
quarters reported today at Ran
COON in announcing that vio-
lent fighting with heavy casual
ties on both sides ragged all along
this front about so miles east OF
Rangoon's railway link to the
Burma Road.
("The enemy tried to cross the
Bilin," q communique said, but
our troops drove them into the
river.'D
The Chinese spokesman predicted
Chinese forces soon would strike
into Thailand in a counter-onen-
sive at the flank of the Japanese.
but said the only engagement SO
far had been. minor action In
which Japanese forces were hurled
back from a foothold In Northeast
ern Burma.
ENGAGEMENT Described.
He said this engagement occurred
February at Tkayld on a small,
shallow tributary of the upper
reaches of the Mekong River, where
Japanese and Thai units took up
a position Just inside Burma near
the Thailand-French Indo-China
frontier.
GA Reuters dispatch from
Chungking, describing the same
border foray, quoted the spokes-
man as saying the Chinese troops
were advancing into ThailandO
The invaders, falling back, de-
stroyed the pontoon bridge they had
used to cross the stream, the spokes-
man said. Thirty Japanese were
killed, he said, and others wounded.
Expected to Counterattack.
After this, the spokesman said,
Chinese forces moved on into posi-
tions from which they are expected
to launch their counterattack and
relieve japanese pressure on the
British In Southern Burma.
"Our forces hope step by step to
enter Thailand," he declared.
Earlier unconfrmed reports had
told OF a pitched battle on the from
tier.
Chinese troops have defeated Thai
forces in fierce fighting along the
Burma Thailand border, a special
dispatch to the Catholic newspaper
Social Welfare reported.
It said the Chinese took a con-
siderable quantity of booty, but
there were no other details of the
clash
Evening star., 1942-02-19
HiuIeuh Park

SIXTH RACE-Purse. S1.400; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; Ia miles.
Grey Wing tAtkinson) 45.70 1880 $40
Redthorna {Mehrtens) 6.10 80
First Fiddle tWalD BIO
Time. 1:50ts.
maton, Five-o-Eight, Layaway.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Late News Bulletins
16U. Fiqhters Fell 6 jap Planes

The War Department announced late today that Amer-
Army fighter planes shot down six Japanese planes
Soerabaa Java the argest-scale air fight in the Neither
lands Indies in which American planes have been engaged
Sixteen P4O pursuit planes engaged Is heavy
Japanese bombers fighter planes communque said
plane shot down but the pilot parachuted
safety hostile destroyed five bombers and
fighter 1e planes represented the largest force of
Army fighters yet reported action group the Indies
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Late Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's, Other
Selections and Entries for To-
morrow on Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Ordnance Plant Blast Kills Two

IAPORTE Ind. lP9.-An explosion at the nearby Kings
bury plant this afternoon killed two workers
shell loading line and injured three Others Plant officials
said casualties kept minimum by the careful spac-
ing of concrete and steel buildings.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Navy Sinks Cargo Ship in China Sea

Navy submarine sank 5000-ton cargo ship In the East
the Navy Department reported today While the
nationality ship mentioned assumed to
be japanese. ''.r <..t
Evening star., 1942-02-19

tSee HOUSING, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1942-02-19

(See VIERECK, Page 2-XJ
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Weather Forecast

Colder. lowest tonight from 10 to Is degrees
Temperatures today-Highest, SO, at midnight;
lowest, 10, at 10 am; 81 at pm.
From the Unlted states weau,er bureau Report
Full Details on Pare AZ.
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Odd Fellows Install
Officers For Term At
Meet Tuesday p. Nj.
Cu1fnerf Fsarr Past GFand@ VISA
Hsage md Act As Installing
Officers

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zan secretary. Arthur Alien. treas
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RASDALI-TAYJoR

Announcement Is mace pf The
marrlAee q Ms EnFna ArdeIle Tay-
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0EM1MLeA
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SPECIAL NOTICES

MISs BETTY XIII announces ne
opening o. ner Kindergarten ~
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gins Dr.. store Is &c.
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rs Eernlae OLSEN ana n5o
9eHT W ssoaae Wefe guests eueesr
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
Lekarrska Hlldka
81 zIVOT
Gymnastika aorty ma neoby-
cejny vliv ma prodlouzeni
zivota.
Plse pro "Telegraf"
NUDE. Alois
Wachstaetter-W arren.

Malokdo 81 uvedomuje, jak
dulezita jsou dychacf cviceni
pro zdravf cloveka. Veliky w.
znam ma zde predevsim dy-
chant pomocf pobTisnice, resp.
bficha, pri rGznych chorobach
organG krevnlho obehu a orga-
nu V dutin6 brisni (jatra, zluc-
mix, stfeva atd.) a pri zvlastni
chorobe chronicle otylosti, pr
hemeroidech, krecovych Il
ZACH a mocovych potfzfch. Ma
zaklade roentgenologickeho
snlmku mGzeme zjistiti, re pr
dychanf pobfisnicovem vyvola-
va Sc rytmicke, soucasne S dy-
chac1mi pohyby, roztahovani
a stahovanf velkych arteri1,
jez mali neobycejne velky vliv
ma srdce.
Name tedy moznost mocha
nickeho pusoben1 ma aortu, le-
zlci uvnitr dutiny hrudnf a MI
zeme v. pravem slova smyslu
provadeti gymnasium arteri1,
kterou zname jiz pc mnoha sta
lett. Teprve v nynejs1 dobe "a
Gina Sc ale ocenovati vyznam
klinicky. Gymnastika zpnso-
buje organech lepsf cirkula-
CT krve a t1mto odstranuji sc
zbytky z pTemeny latek a tvoTi
Sc nova tkan.
Cinnost pobrisnice, pojmeno-
vanou jinak pasivnf gymnasti-
kou aorty, mGzeme povazovati
"a skutecny prostfedek prodlu-
zovan1 zivota, vybadany jiz
cinskym filosofem Lao-tse. Ma
to zajiste veliky vyznam pro
mladez, kterou treba uciti spra-
vne dychati a to dychati po-
brisnic1. Tento telocvik je nej-
lepe provadeti rano, pred j1d-
lem a vecer. Poloz1me Sc ma
zada, natahneme nohy a poma-
III vytlacujeme bricho a vtahu-
jeme. Pr vy~tlacovanf bricha
vdechujeme hluboce vzduch,
jez vytlacuje pobrisnici dolG a
pr vtahovani bricha nasleduje
vydech a pobfisnice posune Sc
co nejvyse. Toto cvicen1 pro
vad1me Is az 2Okrat Ia sebou.
Tempo dychan1 NIUE byti in
dividuelnf. Jaky vliv ma ten
to telocvik O tom Sc pfesvedci
kazdy pc nedlouhe dobe. Jeho
vliv ma prodluzovan1' naseho Ii
vota je vedecky dokazany a
prakticky vyzkouseny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05
PGvodni socialisticky denik '
Milwaukee byl zastaven.

milwaukee POST, ktery "a
cal vychazeti 7. prosince 1911
jake prvnf anglicky socialistic-
ky denni list We Spoj. Statech
pod jmenem milwaukee Lea
der", vysel v sobotu naposled
a v sobotn1m elsie sc take roz-
loucil Sc svymi ctenari.
Tento list zalozil Viktor L.
Berger tehoz roku, kdy jake
poslanec sc dostal do domu "a
stupc1 a stall Sc tax prvnim So
cialistickym poslancem v kon-
gresu We Washingtone.
Berger mel RUNE polite S
federalnfmi 1rady v dobe sve-
tove valky, nasledkem cehoz
byl odsouzen do zalaTe a po-
slaneck6ho m1sta zbaven vzdor
tomu, re no jeho volici znova
zvolili. Pokracoval stale jake
redaktor jmenovaneho listu az
do roku 1929, kdy byl smrtel-
ne poranen pr poulicn1m ne
lstesti.
Pc Bergove smrti jeho caso-
pis prosel rukama nekolika
vlastn1kG. V posledn1ch letech
byl pc nejaky cas- vydavan sku
pinou unionist1 z American
Federation of Labor, ktera po-
zdeji odstoupila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-06-05

Ctyri zaci L. tT1dy vyss1 skoly
z Manzanola, Colo, byli ma mi
ste usmrceni, kdyz jejich leh-
Ike auto tvaru coupe zasahl ma
kladnf vlak drahy Santa Fe.
Byli to 14lety Billy Bauserman,
14lety Eugene McClain isle
ty Walter King, vsichni til z
Manzanola, a 14lety Carl Pry-
or Jr. z Rocky Ford.