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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Lone Woman
Wins at Buick

Presentation n bond awards 20
the iargcSt Buck group yet 10
receive them was made last week
by Harlow II Cur'lre. president
and general manager. when lG6
men and one woman assembled M
the engine factory dining room
and received distribution cN-
Ceeding $4,000 maturity value
-Four men were awarded $1,000
war bonds, the top prize for pro-
duCiIOn suggestions while nj
merouS other substantial awards
were made 20 men in virtually
every manufacturing department
The four top winners were Alfred
+. ! Green ll15 Forest a form
grinder Raymond Dickinson, 1920
Lewis. finish grinder Earl &. Tate.
GA w. E.dudCc repalrman, now
a foreman. and Frederick y Jen-
nngs 2020 Welch. die ,rker
The lone woman vas Mrs Ruth
Tucker. multgraph operator who
suggested reuse Of >aiyaLCd paper
cffectung q savings IN her Depart
mcn'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
City Meet Next
For Net Players
Juniors 70 Enter
Against Seniors

Thirty fourth renewal of the
city closed championships are on
schedule at Detroit Tennis Club,
July lois Events are men and
womenS singles and doubles and
mixed doubles Will be played } {
eight teams file. Entries close
Thursday with " T Boyer.
Eugene Russell, 1912 winner in
mems singles. is in the service
Russell won the doubles with Ray
Gibson kmbatk Peterson OPP
posed Russell n the singles With
rl> partner. Leonard karpclcs.
Pete was r.nner-up in doubles
The field rs expected 70 include
majority Of those who we're m
me public parks tournament A.
Mo moment prospects arc kar.
poles Bill Cross. Peterson Morrie
Drilling Hobart Nrobbcl Hubert
Nanlre. Gibson STANLEY Adams
and Rudy fernando among
others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Open Jackson
Harness Meet

JACKSON. July 3-One Of the
biggest harness racing meetings
in the Midwest opens here Mon
day with a matinee performance
featuring the 2l8 class pacing
stake.
The meet sponsored by the
Michigan TTotting Horse Club,
has entries from 13 states and
Canada Racing Is scheduled each
Wednesday Thursday. Friday and
Saturday night following the
Monday matinee performance
which is a July 5 celebration Of
civic nature.
Pari-mutuel machines will oper-
ate and the Fair Grounds track
is in top condition. A crowd Of
10000 is expected for the opening
day program.
Besides the 2;l8 pacing stake,
there will be SIX dash events
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
oakland County Club
Has New Magazine

We wish 10 take this oppur'u-
nifty 10 congratulate the Oakland
County SportSmen'S Club for ITS
first edition Of the Oakland County
Sportsman, 2 monthly magazine
and official organ Of tho club.
The lS-page edition Us fun hf
interesting outdoor items about
their members and their acuvi-
tics.
There's an especially interest
ing story entitled Pulling To-
Gether for Conservation IN oak
land County g..
The club. responsible FOR the
planting Of thousands of legal size
trout in Oakland County. has a
story I'm The ISSUE telling Just
what streams have been planted
Dog people viii like the new
publications Toe. II reveals the
Os <land County Field Trial hsso-
clStlon vii hold MS first coon dog
trial AZ Kerr'S Park, Sunday, July
rs. The location is . miles south
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

A. pioneers In rubber conServa-
tlon members Of the bus organi-
cation report they ordinarily aver
age better than 40 O00 miles per
tive with many tires giving $4,000
miles Of wear Even when dis
Carded for safety reasons, the bus
tire still has enough reclaImabie
rubber 10 make several passenger
car tires
The consumption of gasoline and
Diesel motor fuel was even less
IN comparison. The typical bus.
which carried 10 passengers for
every mile az operation. averaged
SIX miles 20 the gallon. a figure
not far below The average of
some Of the larger pleasure cars.
The total usage by intercliy buses
was a. million barrels Of motor
fuel. fortIefh Of the consump-
ton by all commercial vehicles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Buses Use Only Small Part
Of Rubber, Gas, Says Surrey

Although buses carry more than
half Of the passengers using any
form OF intercily pubhG tranSpor-
tation, the highway motor coaches
REQUIRE only s per- cent Of the
crude rubber and - per cent Of
the motor fuel consumed 10y all
commercial vehicles These facts
were disclosed by the National
Association Of Motor Bus Opera
tors IN "A comprehensive study OF
wartime transportation problems
confronting the industry
In travelling 1ll50 GOO miles 10
transport So million passengers
last year the 2l,iSO buses m M
terCity service used los GOO tires
each weighing approximately 30
pounds This IS n total Of I 80
tons or loss than orc-~iN Sonth Of
an The rubber allotted s, trucks.
taXis and city buses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Explain Bang Kick
Of Firearms
w hat makes 3 gun 70 hang
and why does n Kick o"

hV'i WV ''f.N " NUN
Ino~" arc "A couple 81 questions
usually asked gun manufacturers
The bang NJ 4 gun accord
nc 20 Remington halllS''oS or
clnoer is properly known III, the
report
II rs Wulllo blast caused by OK
panslon ~ powder gases ar Tho
muzllc when restraining pressure
Of creating sound wave
The ErE OF a gan is known
as rccol II is me re1rwWi
Wot,mDu' Of mo arm a' the fWe
Oi firing The recol 81 a gun be-
gins ~ The ~F-re instant the shot
or built > started M notion and
continues until uSt after tho
charge Cn1oree FROM thc mu2llc
HncOIi f~ committed IN foot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Britain S MosquitO
Used as Fighter
pIywood Plane Carries
Heavy Arnsnents

Gfca' Hrt'aIr 5 deiaN.and
Mosquito which tho British claim
- the fastest in the world also
is one az the most heavily armed
plane, when % is used As a
fighter. according 10 the pubhCa-
ton AutomotIve and Aviation
Industries The Mark II version
OF THIS plyWcod plane carries four
03G} machine guns IN the nose
and four -0-mu British HISpano
cannon IN The belly Of the fuse
lage Hrr- forward. Conccntra-
ton OF fire IS particularly heavy.
The Mark " version OF the
Mosquito IS unarmed but carries
q 20O0-pound bomb load IN the
bomb hay Just behind the pilot
seat. The plane is powered by
TWO RolIS-RoyCe Berlin Il en-
Cnce. some of which are manu-
featured by Packard, Eight wing
'ankS having a total capacity Of
400 imperial gallons give the Mos
quito Ion- range. while additional
l50-CalloH tanks can he installed
m Tho iuSclaEe
The plyWood stressed skin con-
Siructlon makes u possible for
carpenters ot average skill 70
make repairs on The air frame
PlyWood balaWood and spruce
are used IN manufacturing the
Mosquitoes which are manufac-
tured m scores Of plants and with
400 SubCOutraCtof> making COM
poncnt> IN all parts of Great Brit
ain II probably is the most
b -hly dispersed production Of air
CIlt l1 me world Furniture
and other Woodworking plants
are participants m this program.
The plane also Is made n Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
.DBF P|ayoffs
Near, Pressure
On Low Teams

With only four weeks left in
which 10 qualify for the De-
troit Amateur Baseball Federation
elimInatlous starting Aug. /, the
pressure is on the low teams in
the various classes.
In a VirgeS is the first 10 climb
the hill Tony LaBonds boys can
lese- their remaining four games
and stu enter the list. Vlckers
is definitely out as it has lost six
straight and winning the next
four would not provide 800.
Both Police and Chevrolet must
win four. Pepsi-Cola needs one,
Auto Club one, Transfers one.
Paris two Transfers can make
their one Sunday over TeamSters
at Belle Isle as Auto Club takes
on PariSclcan.
Virgcs and PepSi-Cola furnish
tho banner bill al Hamtramck
Stadium where Joe Kritchs outfit
plans 10 repeat the previous VIC
tory Police are A. Ives with
NIckers. All games are al 4 p. m.
CLASS
NIrEes ~ pepsi-Cola HAmtfsmCS STA
dunn. a. Police Va Nickers Ives A. I.
Ch,vtoIei vF Transfers Belle Isle a. 4
Auto CIuh ". Psrsclean. y a. 4.
CLASS
LAW ~ " Kowaissi HamirAmck
stadium ~ SAM " Nv $50 Ives
~ brihurE " cav iS4 p ~ 4
G'fFr 80 Favis Wallace A. Hoffman
IS Flex-O, CLARK Fax a, 4.
Srsrtsns W HaaFs Atkinson A.
nN. " sheriff. c. University 81
Dstro' a. East side Coal vs. RAM.
Ja,fs ~ 4 Russell Woods rs Arrows
uinEeman - 0akVood Aces at
CUB, Jayrs at :. Wsr sld. ", Bsons.
s, Rrs, W Mor'ician, s. CAR a,
Kings " Jocsl l54 Juniors. Gratio'
" %lrih~est Lions. Palmer PARK a. !.
OVts " wolves Palmer PARK A.
Dukes anG- Cub Rs A. i-L La
coin PARK vs. s., John CAntlus ozark a,
CLASS
D. Accessory ~ Csthouc Csntrai.
Jsyns ~ ; Van Ka!a W Npr'h~ts'
stars r Al Satafs - ShAnrpckH
gssns A. Linens V SCORPION
II'f.ttF.t - tTrssf SIS HAWKS. A..
y.r..r s. 81 8 Cardinals Sc Lsa'rerpesrs
Cert ~ 4, &otUers - Frechlefs. st"cpti
~
W.a. SIDE StzrreF-F FE y terutrF
~tor4 o. Great Lake. IS ~ sous
Tattf,ttIe a. j. The FORT ". Bees, bIrgs-
man Ht s. Ajph0nEus vs. STAG.
---i--4a4-t- - ~ 5t--t-f---' ----.--r--
f4r .rs vs. Dukes Atsns10 sf1 No
81 -
MIDGtIS
ore 50 Ter jayne - TVo -
50 1z-l.z-l E.-- l-l-4-1-
Ftpr a. Three v, Twelve q ~ D.,
- Frvp " Eleven - C1a'r ~ .,
rlY W. Sever Atkinson. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Courier SoftbaII League
TUESDAYS GAMES

TUESDAYS GAMES
esrI-r pvfao0-Evans 81 Kav Pod
u.fs Ford Local 400 W Nsignborhood
kfpnedy 80 s. Nifgs - Chrysler Local
Atknte7 No 3
JUNIOR DIVISION ErorN A, e vs. IN
kn1vust Atkinson, No. t.\Nirgs vs.. pan
'rers Kronk 80 2 sparfaas - Hoys
Ciur DinFemar No ?
krcnk Gris Industris Ford s00 "
LIONS lnr Atkinson SO T. Tepu-Cola
~ Revere Crppct Atkinson No ko-
soy Hayss Vs>. JnHec MoNors Atkinson
10. 8 tnd Honey - Cadillac AtNrfcr
NIDNESDANs GANE
ssr'0r Division Ford Local ,s Cnvss'
'. Bradlt, so. 4
TIT RSDANs CANES
Junior pivis m Panthers ts NIrEs
hrnrk 40 = krouk A G ~ tnknnuns
Atkinson - 2 Sparans W BOYS CLUB
kIesuan >-
FRIDAYS CANES
ssrior Division Nsichhorhord ~ KsN
rro14,fs F'aos ts Chryser-. nirEsmar
tEp rcns E4uos/ uart a. otiot.
giris Eames starting al 8 CLOCK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
0drsmen Meet

toto by International News Photos

Ecorse Boat Club will hold its
annual rowing regatta this Sun
day at 400 p n4.-eff of its club
house in the Detroit River.
Crews from Ecorse. Detroit
Boat Club and Wyandotte will
take part. With few exceptions
the boats will be manned by high
school youngsters of the down
river schools while preppers from
Crosse Pointe High School will
be in the Detroit Boat Club shells.
This will be the second regatta
of the season between the clubs.
In the first races last month
Ecorse oarsmep dominated the
senior events while the Detroit
Boat Club representatives took
laurels in the junior varsity starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
I'd Bern Appointed
Hughes Aircraft Chief

I'D O. Fern has been appointed
e neral manager Of Hughes AIR
craft D. was announced hv Neil
y Mccarthy. VIco president of
hughes Bern originally came 10
Hughes Aircraft from American
ArIIneS, where he va, VICE preSi-
don't
Under BernS immediate super
vision Us the much talked Of
k7Iscr-IiuChc> cargo plane prof.
Get New prloritIeS have been
granted 20 the kajSCr-HuChcs
PROJECT due 20 'ho proficiency Of
Tine wind tunnel model
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
RoseviIIe Club Meets

While other outdoor club, arc
,uspcnd.u- meeting, for the sum
mer months The RoScvl{c Sports
mems Club. throuCh us secretary,
William ! Cunningham an
notlnCCs ~ ncNt'mccti~c july s..
~ the club rooms, -Siii COca
rn.d r..nA-Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

Australian az
team bout IN
which Tho All
pa~ha Wild
" a n u M
wrestling COM
b in on OPP
r-r~r~ WA.
ter Roxy LOUIS
Klein Detroit
team
its 2 tough
assignment for
tiC DCtfo oft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
START FOUR Now

-Four area, on state owned land
are beng proposed for dedication
rs SanC'uaUcS ~ an early date
Eacn Is irtrlrslCally tnc one
area comprises 1hc Horseshoe
Lake drainage In pNicrd Town
ship. Oakland County known as
Dodge Park 40 T.
Here white codar.fauatack
bog shelters roh underground
of American New as well a. many
species Of native orchids delicate
white NIoletS, Germs and the
fragile. purple fringed polygala
4 stand Of virgin Jack pine IN
Oscoda County Is q second area
under consideration An cNcep-
tlonal sphagnum bog ln Chcboy-
gan County whore parasitic mis-
ilo'oc and the rare white iunged
Orchid, gov IN pioilHIon. Is a
third location being proposed
4 site IN Chippewa County
whore laurel. labrador tea Rose
mary pitcher plants and cotton
grass form a bog mat distinctly
Upper Peninsula N character, has
been selected as The fourth recon-
mendauon for sanctuary dcdICa-
ton
Cooperating Nth the depart
ncrt of conservation. the Michi-
gan Wlld0owcr Association and
the Michigan United Conservation
clubs in this project are some Is
or 20 organizations and instftu-
ilonS throughout the state
Significant among them are the
Ilaak Walton League Federated
Garden Clubs Of Michigan. Mich.
gan Horticultural Society and
the Detroit SportSmcn s Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
WARTIME TIPS ON
FABRICS AND CLEANING. +.

Increasing complaints received by the against dry
cleaners and Misunderstanding shrinkage fading, delay in de-
need for following timely tips
DON'T EXPECT TO GET PEACE.TIME SERVICE. Dry
today aborng
equipment material and transportation shortages
understanding patience the part
10 tighten this burden.
BUY WISELY Research chemists report that fabrics
market today Inferior produc
ton effort Instances shrinking fading bleeding
dyed fabrics,
acturs advise that washable fabrics which formerly
properly preshunk being sold without this phrnkage treat
Consumers difficulties purchasing pre-
shrunk and colOr-fast fabrics whenever possible.
The War Manpower Commission has ruled that cleaners who
essential cleaning fancy evening
dresses with sunburst peas white suits Except uni
Orms gloves pocketboOk shall classification
locally establishments. BY requesting only
service tighten the dusrys oad-and the time
obtain better service wy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Park Attendance Drops

4 dron-oi - prI cont u af-
tendance ~ state parks since me
opening OF thc season vas dis
closed n statistics announced hv
Walter D kUpE-coE. chief a., fhc
conservation departments park
division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Allison Engines
Show Advance
Over Liberty
Weight Per Horsepower
Down 90 Pet; Detects
Checked by Science

Industrial progress between
World War / and IL was graph.
cally illustrated Saturday in the
presentations Of { parative
charts on the old Liberty aircraft
engine and the Allison now power
ing high speed army pursuit ships.
Records prepared by O. J. Sni-
der, general superintendent Of IN
spection for the Cadillac Motor
Car division, reveal that while the
Allison has 800 per cent more
horsepower than the Liberty, the
weight per horsepower has de-
creased so per cent.
1.-THE Allison will as well with
stand 10 times the punishment"
he added. In 1918, the time
between aircraft engine over
hauls was considered at 50
atEpFeseHt,T son hours
and more between overhauls Is
not unusual"
UNCOVER DEFECTS
Materials, design and manufac-
turing processes are all factors in
the Improvement, said Snlder.
"For example, because OF in
adequate inspection instru-
meRts, ne knew little about the
grain size ~ steel" he con-
tinued. To-day fine grain steels
are specified because of their
better life characteristics and
grains can he easily checked.
THE magnafiux, through use
of electrical current, uncovers
defects that would have passed
the first war inspection.
HUMAN ERROR OUT
-Sitriding, unknown In heat
treating until a few years ago,
lends a resistance by crank
shafts TO stress and strain that
no earlier crankshaft could have
withstood.
Human error has been Virtu-
ally eliminated In the inspection
Of Allison aircraft parts at the
Cadillac factory. New cages.
each designed for a particular
job, obviously are an impressive
advance from earlier depend
ence on micrometers and cali
perS.
Further. new instruments
and machines permit the use Of
semi-skilled workers, whereas
only the most highly skilled
were capable of performing fine
craftsmanship % years ago."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

lads as both paSha and the Wild
Man arc rough customers
one fell matches arc Jack
Reader vs. Jack League and
Harold Chaundy vs. George
Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Second Outdoor
Mai Card Listed

Matchmaker Harry Light has
Carded the second outdoor snow
Of the season IN Mack Park next
Tuesday evening featuring an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

WIN 'hIs accomplishment 20
her credit Ms, Bingham plans
10 again ask Spor'SWCD 10 assist
her IN establishing native plant
SauCtuarIc> The bIIl > 10 be
introduced . the ncNt session al
trc legislature
Unless representative areas
arc set aside "A state managed
inNIolate plant sanctuaries, the
encroachment Of population and
industry and mans thoughiless
waste will deprive our contem-
porarieS. and the generations Of
tho future Of the benefit 81
these natural riches, Miss
Bingham explained
~ present the Michigan Wild
flower Association and the de
partmen' Of conservation arc coz
operating IN study Of this
problem
Approximately - areas have
been suggested by qualified POI
sons. These have been plotted on
state maps
Land ownership is beng
checked and 'he relative merits
and suitability Of these SITES are
BENG studied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
He Started Late

Hirsch Jacobs, who has led all
trainers nine times in II years,
never saw A horse until he was
20 years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Plan State Sanctuaries
For Rare WildflOWers
IN THE OPEN
BY DON GILLIES

In q individuals
for accomplishments MChganS beauty
forget Bingham of Birmingham president
Mlchip lower atian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
THE kCHtDtIF

sunday 30 FrIttaf T.a>.s-s ~
JAW Go Local IaC So Crfrr-Tr Tr}
Eiris vs.. Local 'H B0uhsrf''os
Johnson koa .rsks W h.rL- i.~r ers
honda 3 m, ~ I'a--itr. IS
CIO I0ca 1870 rs HlfsHr H0
" ya010tts Cneu Goals N. NN-rfO local
so R9mhtfst'rs girls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

MlNfIkdH NhdNhitN pibANNlhiS ~ '
growing rare IN many areas be-
cause OF excessive picking. To-
Day they are gwen the same pro-
lection as Christmas trees.
Plants now protected are trail
ing arbutus, birds foot vio-
let. climbing hittersweet. club
moses, Towering dogwood. Mich
igan holly. North American lotus,
pipsissewa, native orchids, tril-
liums and gentians.
But how Miss Bingham accom-
pliShed her objective IN protecting
Wildhow ers is another story.
II IS story that concerns
rough, gruff outdoors men who
carry high powered rifles and
sholgunSIn pursuit OF deer and
small game.
Those men. you might think,
would trample down these pre-
CIous flowers and plants.
sPORTSMEN SYMPATHETIC
Marjorie Bingham however,
figured differently. She found
sportSmen extremely sympathetic
10 her program She received
their complete support IN the pas
sage of her bill in The last session
OF tT7r state legislature.
SportSmen enjoy the beauties
NJ nature Behind their rugged
outdoor lnChnatlonS IS love for
things that grow Perhaps u IS
because there IS nowhere else that
q flower is ever 50 beautiful As
when viewed on the parent plant
IN rs own native haunlS and sur
IoundlnGS
Cutting RI ~fiif0wrr~ * not
prohibited entirely. Persons pick
lng them. however. need thc writ
ten consent Of the ow ner OF the
land whether IT be public or pr
Nate
They also need a standard bill
Of sale In their possession while
Transporting them The purpose
a. ihC ban Is 20 stop commercial
. cNp.0tci>< Who Z allowed 20 con
r04c would ln time. cause many
81 tn.,c pLlc04N GoWeIa- in-Ll-
come extinct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Briggs BOnberS
Risk Record

Both the girls and mems teams
or the Detroit Softba,l ASSOCIATION
Will be busy over the tWo-day
holiday period playing SIX games
AZ Mack Park Featuring sun.
days program VIII be hc>ClaSh
Of the unbcatcn Briggs BonbcrS
and the fourth place Johnson
Koalpaks AZ Q p. me- Mondays
star game VIII be that IN which
the UAW-CIO Local 30 Bomber
cites. a close second In the wOn-
en- 81 division -meet ttf75e strong
MNandotte Chemicals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Undefeated

Stevens College had an unde-
feated lacrosse team this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

law has been written into the
dozen native plants of tins state,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-19
VZPOMINKA.

S bolnym srdcem vzpom1na-
me ma den %. listopadu, neb
tomu Dude 9 rokG, CO Sc S Mani
rozloucila naSe milovana man
zelka a matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-19
Co Sc stale " Olomouci.

Londyn (CTK) = Re stok-
holmu hlas1 nemecka tiskova
kancelar Scandinavia Tele-
gram Bureau, re dine 27. Tfj-
ma vyjimecny soud v Olomouci
odsoudil SIG Cechd pro teroris
tickou cinnost a krone toho
odsoudil ma smrt neudany po-
Get osob jake nepTatele lidu.
Casapis "Svenska Dagbladett''
p1Se, re soudn1 r1zen1 trvalo 10
mes1cG a re bylo slyseno ma sta
svedk1. Protoze nekteff z OBJ
vinenych Poole teto zpravy by
Ii obvineni z teroristicke Gin
-nosti az pred 20 Lefty, ma sc Ia
to, re mnoho obvinen1 souvise-
10 S 1fedn1 ceskoslovenskou
cinnost1 v oblastech obydle-
nych Nemci, vcetne pozemko-
We reformy a vcetne potlacen1
nemecke revolty z roku 1888.
Tyto skutecnosti vychazejf ma
jevo z n6mecke zpravy, poole
nfz vetsina obvinenych byla
"usvedcena" z organisovanych
zpronever, 1tok1 a kradezf po-
litickeho raZu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-11-19
Otevreme ST nase university.
Maria E. MichalOVa:

Pc ctvrte sc bIfzf tragicke
datum, spojene Sc vzpomfnka-
mi tax bolestnymi, re je tezko
je vyslovit. Dne II. listopadu
1889 byla Karlova universita
V Praze zavfena "na tTi roxy.
Koncem druheho roku my stu
dent v Praze vcetne tech, KITE
rym nahoda pTala uniknout
mukam a smrti, jfz zahynuli
nasi kamaradi, jsme vsichni
vedeli, re Nemci nemaji 1my-
stu otevfft universitu pc uply-
mutt teto dolby. Ale jednomy-
slna nase odpov6d ma to byla:
"Vsak my 81 il brzy otevfeme
sami!"
Proto je tax tfziv6 vedomf,
re ami pc ctyfech letech jsme
81 neotevreli. re kazdym dnem
jsou nase fady Tidsi a re cely
narod je stale jest6 soustavn6
deptan. Gin dale, tim mensi
je moznost navratu byvalych
studentu Ike studilm, a dorostu,
ktery by byl stfedn1 skolou pTi-
praven pro universitu, je tez
stale meme. Tato smutna, re-
j1c1 mezera, ktera denne rosie,
je mnohem vetsi nez 81 snad
v6tsina lid dnes uv6domuje.
Tragedie prazske university je
iasnym dokladem toho, CO je
Nemecko a echo je schopno.
Ceka mas vsechny nesm1rna
prace. Ztracen6 kamarady bo-
huzel jiz nikdy nepfivedeme
zpet ami zniceny material ne
slepime - ale zveleb1me a
znovu vybudujeme vse to, FAC
oni polozili sve zivoty, a nikdy
nedopust1me, ably jejich obeti
byly prineseny nadarmo.