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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

lating his eyebrows counter
elockwise.
THE way I got in TO see
that show was the manager of
the stock company papered
the schools of the city. With
a coupon and a thin dime you
were entitled 10 walk up two
hundred winding steps to the
gallery.
THE gallery was somewhat
like a shelf In fact, after
inspecting il | was convinced
il was just a board that the
plasterers had forgotten.
AFTER walking and run
ming up two hundred steps al
ways winding to the right you
naturally couldn't sit right
down and look at a show. You
had TO unwind yourself the
equivalent Of two hundred
steps to the left.
OTHERWISE you would
be revolving slowly all during
the first two acts. never
did get over the effects of
that fearful rotary excursion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
IDEALS

What can q man erpect Of a
Uije7
Plenty. according to Helen
Thygesen Of Clio, Michigan.
"A wife must be sweetheart,
mother, pal. hostess, nurse, gov
erness, economic expert-and a
born optimist," says she.
There's more TO marriage
than just pampering your huS-
bands chOosy appetite, cleaning
his house. rearing the children
they belong 10 both Of you, you
know. nursing his headaches
and occasional hangovers
"He expects II and he's doing
his part; he has a right to ex-
pect il. When he took you for
his own he was marrying his
ideal come TO life and it's your
duty 10 keep II alive"
Helen Thygesep., age "a,
Clio, Michigan.
$500 price.
1919. KinE Features Syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
CONFIDENTIAL

TO GET the best results. a
woman should have her. first
baby after twenty ano before
twenty-five The ioeas father
is one between the ages OF
twenty-five and thiltyvfour.
So states a baby expert Nv
father was fOrty-thrce and my
mother thirty-two when I was
born Best fish story OF 1913.
The Jsps claim 20 have dis
covered a way 10 make gasoline
from saTdInes C0ngre smsn
Martin Dies wears a wedding
ring How about v0ur husband
lady? Been having any trouble
with him lately about wearing
his wedding rim g?. When
kissed, seventy-two per cent OF
women close their eyes. A man
IN London kissed five thousand
women TO get this fancy fact.
l hope you appreciate IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
The Stock Company in Our Tomn

For the next five years I had
10 have my hats made in
kite factory.
WHAT folks thought were
pretty eolored ribbons hang
ing down my back was act
ually the tail of the kite.
ANYWAY, I'm not going 10
tell you about East Lynne"
at this belated hour. ! got
my dime by shoveling two feet
of snow off an old lady's side
walk.
AFTER seeing the show that
burned up my dime l went out
the next day and shoveled the
snow back on the old lady's
sidewalk. NV
THE company sure smoked
up the ceiling and was a real
All-Havana Stiuker with a
Bermuda filler.
EVEN at the age OF twelve
I knew there was something
wrong with that stock COM
pany.
y ! WENT back the next
week under the same tough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
ADVICE

Should parents play Cupid
When 1t comes TO choosing a
mate. Sgt. George Craven says
parents should keep hands off.
Its grand for parents TO give
advice, bat they should never
attempt 10 actually pick a mate
for son or daughter. A fixed
marriage is just like a batter at
plate with two strikes. He
doesn't know what the outcome
will be and there's no one there
but himself TO tell him wlfen to
hit the ball.
ITS only natural for our
loved ones TO give us advice and
help, but IL one wants a mate
it's his job TO pick his own. A
man takes more pride in his
own choice than he would even
In the most wonderful girl in the
world II she were chosen for him
by some one else-and for this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
BY Arthur Bugs Baer

in dustrial conditions. I
shoveled another sidewalk
just to see whether my eyes
deceived me,
THE show they played the
next week was "Cyrano de
Bergerae," with Creston
Clarke playing the schiozzola.
He took so long TO die in the
final scene that the gallery
opened up a large can OF un-
rationed umbrage.
AS Cyrano staggered from
tree TO tree unloading a TWEEN
ty-mfnute travelogue US kids
on the top shelf tore up the
plank seats and let him
have il.
WE smothered I'm under
cord of eariyT Colonial
splinters. That was the end
of the gallery in dramatic
circles.
! NEVER knew what hap
pened 10 Creston Clarke.
Prom 1893 70 1917 I watched
the obits in Billboard. I
wanted 10 sue the estate for
my two dimes.
Distributed hy kiuF
Features syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
SIDELIGHTS

NEW YORK FTN has the
most active Black Market in
the world. A buyer or seller
in Black Market during war
time is in the same class As the
ghOuls who rob the dead during
times of such disasters as floods
and earthquakes Luther Bur
bank did not cOnfine his inter-
ests TO plants. lie was also a
student Of. horses. Mr.. Burbank
suggested TO Samuel Riddle that
Man o. War be- bred to a very
young mare. Riddle took this
advice and the colt that resulted
was War admiral. winner of the
Kentucky Derby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
CONTEST

We 90 not now know what
conditions will be when
peace comes. but lis quite
likely that those countries
which have been devastated
hy war WIZ be so democrat
lied that they will be unable
fo maintain peace and order
within thejr own borders
Should Che United States be
--1-4-e1 70 maintain nail.
ts-y police force in those
countries TO see them
through the period Of re-.
construction
IFS 81 contest. open 20 all
NYourg Amertsaus not over
s- years OF age Send your
answers In 7so words OK less
o. Elsie Eobiuson IN care Of
this paper BE sure 70 give
'u.l 1aWc aRe and address.
There will be a SO prize Tor
he Dest boys letter, $40
Tor che best girls letter and
additional prizes for all
otber\ letters published.
Contest closes one week
from today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Short
Story,
by Mark HclliHgcr
Tho Story
of Mary MAYO

. TT Us STRANGE ..fy "a
certain tF.rv v..If ...r..e .rl.
800 ,,-,..-,-- l,----.. .... .....-
$780,
-. -, .. ...
- 49,, '''. ~ -. -...'-
no, ~, .'~ W " nam. ., 49,,
..lal '' 1ls "a. " ,-,. ...-. -
-, .............. $3.50.
I'm az. -, .'' go ~ .ll "a '''.. .-'.''
""' D"' '','''''.''
lie never W5oe Ha.a money,
and ne never dreamed %. .Aah.Hs
mi.l All ne asked .i"'h i'le was
Mary. And THAT'S a2oa. az ne
sol
Now Mary had a weakness u
was carpets Her little f.at WASH G
.slal.-.-. --aak- The .,.-l--
tlre was old. the Wallpaper had
long lost responsibility. and The
puml.as was spll Victorian
But The long runner carpet in
Tho hall was a deep yelvcty fec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
On
Broadway
BY Walter WincheIl
Hollywood
NeWsreeI

CO0LIFORNIA nights and
sensational days making the
weather the biggest star in
Filmville. Wolves crouched be-
hind night spot tables--mentally
quoting the lines OF shapely
figures Biggies who are little
islands Of conceit. completely
surrounded by satellites. The
worrying epidemic that afflicts
the town. II the next option
doesn't cause nail-gnawing. then
the last picture does. ,Stiletto
competition that causes I'm
happy lives in an industry dedi-
Gated TO entertaining others. =.
Ex-stars playing bit parts. q
warning to the new human
Sparklers that a handbook Is
better than a scrapbook. Few.
however, learn that lesson. >.
Geniuses dreaming UP epics--
while hypnotic torsos break box
office records. .FlopS eating
their hearts out, putting UP q
front by nibbling on a side dish
OF vanity =. The jubilee Of
beauty sprayed around the town
the cheapest tool of the bust
ness Actresses trying TO make
beauty their home-when old
age already has their address.
MOVIEBURG. which has been
more unselflsh than any other
industry In Its contributions 10
the war effort--getting waves OF
criticism from political flap
Jaws Make believers perform
ing In cinemas where lovers al
ways wind up starry-eyed. but
their personal romances are
usually as temporary as q kissp
81. Hollywoodites surrounded BY
healthy climate - watching
years being melted off their
lives by nerve wracking Jobs.
The only subject that hasn't
been swamped by the ocean Of
film shop talk. the war. The
hush that stands guard over the
town at midnight. There are
few stay up-lates--b e C ause
cameras start grinding In the
blaok-coffee hours Of morning.
Winter stares being given 10
former big shots--who once were
bowed to--when they could do
favOrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
BRIEFLY

WITH women" said Arthur
Brisbane. life really begins at
so. At so a woman has more
brains, more heart. more cour-
age. more energy than at any
other age. and at all ages
woman has more real courage,
mental and spiritual courage
than man" Note item on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
SOBS

She sobbeo and cursed the
little inoffensire hole In the
carpet at the head OF the stairs
II was there that Thomas big
foot caught II the carpet had
been replaeed-lf 1t had even
been mended
But there was the hole. And
when the full realization OF 1t
came 10 Mary, she hated carpets
with as fierce a mania as she
had once loved them.
She was never the same after
that. Neighbors could hear her
walk back and forth IN the
rooms OF the little flat. They
could hear her plainly. because
there were no carpets. She had
ripped them UP yicipuSly.
She sued. The a n d or d
laughed. He had photographers
come and take pictures. There
was no hole there. But neigh
bors knew that the worn carpet
had been replaced after the &C
cident.
The landlords lawyer wanted
TO settle for $4,000 when the
case came to court. He knew
he was licked SO did Mary. She
wouldn't settle for $4,000. she
vas suing tor $4,000.
And so the case dragged on.
The landlord took the stand
He was martyr. He told the
world that he was a poor man.
His flat was mortgaged up TO
the hilt. His children were
home. begging for bread. And
this Mayo woman and her hus-
band had been trouble-makerS
since they took the little flat
II was pointed out that Thorn
as Mayo liked to get drunk now
and then. And that Mary Mayo
had been seen running 10 the
corner saloon with can and q
shawl around her head II was
limited that perhaps Mayo was
drunk and fell down the stairs
without the help OF a hole in The
carpet.
But that defense was offse,
by other Witnesses In the cnd
Mary Mayo was made rich by
her husbands heavy exit. She
was awarded $4,000
The result was appealed Of
course. But the higher court
sustained the yerdict-and the
landlord whose Hddies begged
for bread had 20 be satisfied
with cake. lie pald The
S2s 500
A few months later Mary
Mayo sat prim and straight in
her lawyer office
I'd Ike 90 know She asked
II ! can have a little ai tina,
money
or course Mrs Mayo or
course HoI ATTORNEY smiled
amiaDly Y0a .su have any
part CO u .rat hasn't been In-
vested .1r sa4 HaF mlyn 20
you need
The woman tceE = lo.s
breath
wou1 a auaa.ss dollar. be
Too
The Ia1ret IrareH sikh
laughter
Il tf0erat Hs. needed
money De- sa.e "A hundred
Any -tTIe T----g VIZ 'y'y.'------ VT
fees deducted yog LAD some
81 900 lett--anc we've .rres.ef
most OF so shat yaa .ta b.
assured Of q modest .0e Ue En-
the years 20 come, Mrs. E4Ea
Thank you 'N shes A.c
You've been very good fe me
And what bank CID ,es g.t
Il in2'
Bank 30 repeated |Nt1e 80
torney. WAY 100 tank vau.t
pay you the rate % Interest
you're getting, Mrs NaE0
We've invested SO 600 of Sour
money IN the safest tGi0g We
know - re s4prfms Carpet
Con psnyl"
czr~rrst irg HisI g' r I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
BLONDES

IT HAS BEEN stated that a
scientific survey" indicates that
blond mattresses are less
courteous. less intelligent and
less reliable than brunettes. 1
dispute that claim. The most
courteous. most intelligent and
most reliable waitress | know is
a blonde. Astonishing how many
people insist upon picking on
Blondes. But don't you worry
blondes. this department loves
YOU. We have instructed our
Horses and Women Department
10 prepare a pamphlet titled
one Hundred Fancy Facts
About Blondes
lisltlbnisd hy Mug icaturrs -yuf. rrts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Young America SpeakSn, Elsie ""''".""

hours In a great many schools,
and too many students have not
used their increased freedom
wisely"
George Hutchinson. age Is.
6 Ellis ave, Long Branch, N. j.
IS prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
young womanhood il

J Edgar Hoover startled
the nation when he gave sta
tjsticS on the alarming IN
crease in juvenile delinquency.
We asked Young America TO
tell us the reason. Here's
fine letter from George Hutch
inson, Long Branch. N. J.
which seems 10 hit the nail on
the head
Dear Miss Robinson:
The breakdown In normal
life. due To the war. is one of
The most important causes of
juvenile delinquency. The war
has dealt a hard blow 10 the
unity Of the home. Young boys
and girls have seen their older
brothers rnter the armed forces.
Many fathers are devoting
themselves 10 military activities
and In many families both
mother and father are working
In defense industry. Thus they
are away from their children
during the daytime and at night
are too tired 10 provide needed
cOmpanionship and supervision.
The police forces i'm some
...f
bea+ .Snsn TO the armed services.
just when they should expand
on the home front. In some
cases schools are compelled to
eliminate their recreational
clubs and other activities which
help keep young people occupied
TN wholesome manner. There
are more holidays and shorter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

restaurant menu card Scrsm-
bled eggs, mushrooms and
onions" Who thinks up horri-
bic combinations like that? Il
is about as appropriate as put
ting Worcestershire sauce on
strawberry ice cream. The only
thing that should be combined
with scrambled eggs IS bacon.
Josh Millings said: "ChaS-
tlty is like an icicle; If It once
mclts that's the last OF it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
WOMEN

\ YOUNG woman Of Detroit
who states she speaks from
considerable experience" saws
men with light blue eyes are the
worst wolves" and adds: mo
girl should go out with a man
with light blue eyes unless she
brings along a chaperone.
Why Is il so many females wear
hats that do not fit their faces?
A small hat on a round faced
woman makes, her look some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

what stupid. Also. why do some
women wear their hats fiat on
their head? | mean without any
tilt. \ hat WON the perfectly
flat way makes a woman look
from live 10 Is wears older.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

reason his marriage has a far
better chance TO succeed"
Sgt. GEORGE CRAVEN. age 25
Hq. and Hq. So. 9th Service
Group, Army Air Base. Venice
Fla. $500 priZe)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

M loUc has SUorH lCltb sealing
kiss.
with me 10 lire tO-die,
! hare at last M HamelesS bliss.
As / loye-loUcd am /.
CHARLOTTE BRONTE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

TIE peytamed social Wdy
that continually goes on. Nth
Hobodies battling 10 oct an in
PRODUCTION TO the right people. (
e.. Serious minded artists ptp- :
inc out Cinemdidnd's reputd-
ton tor being one big wild
party. Hollywood has treated
vital current problems NTH
more talent and success than
the intellectual Broadway stage.
Reckless motorists pho
d1redeUt their Wdp through
tydffic as II they mad dopn
payment on an accident. The
little knoiCn technical t1izdrds
Uhose magic is responsible for
WdEV q producer and director /
being put IN the genius class.
Ceicbs tCho constantly try
20 make blaciHg impressions. :
OSteHtdtiou is the bread Of
their life CGttV actresses
frtSkiHg each other NTH StoreS.
trying 20 fHid a meak spot
ChOriHeS irho suddenly become
stars and dish out interviews
about serious understanding
themselves look silly. Holly
10 cd s publicity - vdrnishef
'r'tA gldmer-ighieh fools no
body but HOllgUOOdites.
THE buSineSslike atmosphere
n the studios, They are simply
factories that manufacture en-
tertainment By the assembly J
line method Each film is the
result OF the talent and sweat
OF few hundred people #.
Celebs who ooze charm on the
Screen-but throw out an an
chor OF boredom when they park
themselves in cafes Men in
uniform dazzled by the sight
OF stars IN the street. Yet ma
tlves seldom bother TO take n
second look at a well-known
face Thespians carrying on
an eternal romance with the
spotlight. For a good reason:
Publicity is the life blood OF
film careers. The plots used
so often they have become heir
looms. Few producers tamper
with new ideas. They prefer
10 stay in their gold-lined ruts.
GRAUMAN'S Chinese Theatre
where the footprints of stars
are etched i'm cement. Some
who put their footprints there
can no longer afford TO pay
their way into the theatre.
Newcomers arriving in town
with the banners Of ambition
uniurled. But the large majority
wind up with their hopes
pickle" i'm vinegar The sign
in producers office: "A bigger
name isn't as important as
being a better person" Extras
who shaved for years to make
a living. now turning their
backs on movie jobs. They're
making good as workers In war
plants One of the wars little 4,
ylctOries-it put an end TO eIab-
crate movie premieres. With
the accent on the bore. SWIM
ming pools changed from a lux
ury TO a necessity. Many am
now afraid shelters IL was
always hard TO find a good
steak in Hollywood, anyhow
The domestic help problem that
has hit FINLAND harder than
any other spot Since many
servants were Japs who have
been evacuated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-16
brides grandmother, Mrs. Herman

brides grandmother, Mrs. Herman
Kincaid.
Members OF Unit ". S. c. s..
served the lunch OF cake. ice cream
and coffee to the guests.
The bride was houored by two
showers, one given by her matroa
OF honor and. the other by her
aunts, Mrs. Lace Downing and Mrs.
Russell McKag
Mr.. and Mrs. De karska went for
a short wedding trip aud viii be
at home to their friends on their
return, at 1866 Ridge Rd Guests
were present from Worthwhile. MI
Ian, Saline, Ypsilanti and Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-16

By a rock while on authorized lib.
crtyin Adak. stecE has already ad-
dressed employees OF Owosso aud
Jackson war plans following his
convslescenee at Great Lakes Nav
al Hospital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-16

Machinery says they like candy
kisses. TOO. Ordens from service
centers have caused the company
10 overhaul wrapping machines IN
order 10 facilitate delivery OF the
candy smAckers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-16
JAP KILLERS PROVE IT

PULLMAN, Wash.-INS-Mem.
bePs of Major A. ". Jeff" Sea.
mans United States Army unit
don't doubt the word OF the ma
tlves on New Guinea any more.
When natives would tell soldiers:
We kill ten Japanese today" they
were dubious. Finally, the natives
proved their statements, bringing
the ears OF japanese they had kill.
ed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-16

CHESTER. Pa.-INs- The Oh
est English-built house in Pennsy|
vania. the Caleb Pusey residenc
built In 1858 on the banks Of Chez
ter Creek. Is reported in bad cor
ditlon because OF neglect. Il ouI
dates independence Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-16
AppREssEs WORKERS

Muskcgon. Mich. Dec l6-lNS-
War workers Wednesday heard
how Navy QuArtermaster Michael
StseE. Of LorA!n. o.. emerged IN.
scathed from eight major Pacific
battles only 10 be hit on the head
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-16
LIKE SWEET KISSES

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-INS -
It's probably no news 70 anyone
that members OF the armed forces
like kisses, but George A. Mohl,
man. president OF the Package
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
BEzNE OSLO (NO.) 1916
TichOmOff.

Australasia oddly dobyly L.
token vesnici SatteIberg ma po-
loostrove Huon ma Move Guine-
j a zatlacily Japonce do dun
gle. Sattelberg byl poslednf ja-
ponskou zakladnou ma tonic
1seku, ktery sousedf s ostrovem
Nova Britanie kde je velka "a
kladna Rabaul. Dalsf japon-
skou zakladnou ma Move Guine-
j je Madang, ktery lei dale
ko ma zapad.
Potvrzuje sc z americkJch
pramenG bombardovanf ostro-
va Formosy, ktere bylo v Cine
uvltano jasotem. Americana
pr tom sestfelili At japonskych
letadel, aniz ztratili jedine le-
tadlo.
Znacne dspechy oznamujf i
Clxane. Ash 100000 JaponcI
bylo cfnskymi oddly obklfceno
v bazinat6m 1zemf zapadne
jezera Tungting We stfednf CT
ne a pres 5000 jich az V bojfch
pablo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
MA GILBERTECH
BUDUJf LETISTE.

Ma Gilbertskych ostrovech
je nynf velmi pilno S urovnava-
MIN zeme, ma ktere Dude rych-
lie zTfzeno letiste pro americke
letce. Je patrno, re Sc jedna
ably bylo k pouzitf co nejdrfve
Dude mono. Jsou opravovana
letiSte, ktera drive pouzfvali
Japonci, ia ale byla bombami
americkych letc1 poskozena.
Nejlepsf letiste je ma ostrov9
Betio We skupine Tarawa. Lee
tiste Japonci velmi branili a A
mericane pTinesli velkou obet
nez z neho Japonce vypudili.
Nyn1 Sc americti delnfci snazi
letiste opraviti velmi rychle. Je
patrne tato prace pro America
ny velmi dGlezita, pro dalsf BOZ
proti JaponcGm, patrne jsou ma
rad6 ostrovy We skupine Mar
shall.
Sekretar namornfho odboru
Frank Knox jiz drive dial ma je-
vo, re tyto ostrovy budou nyni
ma programu pro postup Anne
lricanI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Katerina Francfk, Karolfna
Lorber, Mary King, Mildred
Otenasek a Barbora Rob.
Pokladnik Bafovych ZavodI "
Belcamp pan Vladimir Chlud
nadeSSfnikero

Minulou sobotu, dine 27. lis
topadu pripravili spolupracuj1-
CT Batovych ZavodG v Belcamp
p. Vladimir Chludovi prekva-
penku. Usporadali v Sokolov-
ne veclrek ma pocest bratra v.
Chluda, ktery dosahl dine 80.
listopadu sve "Abrahamoviny''
Do posledn1 minuty br. Chlud
nevedel CO Sc vlastne pTipravo-
valo. Re vSech stran mu bylo
blahopfano.
Br. Chlud je statny padesat-
mix a byl opravdu mile prekva-
pen a potesen. Pofadatelem We
clrku byl br. FIR. Simek a orato-
rem br. j. Waters. Celkem Sc
teto slavnGstky z1castnilo 81 O.
sob. Pamatovano bylo ma Ces.
Mar. Sdruzen1 a vybrano bylo
$4,000.
I my baltmorsti pTejeme br.
Chludovi "Mnogaja Ljeta."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-03
Letocka frOnta.

Letecke bombardovanf Ne
mecka pokracuje S nebyvalou
silou.
V patek odpoledne provedlo
ash 1000 americkych letadel-
Fletajfcfch pevnostf, Liberators
a stihacek = mohutny nalet ma
nemecky pr1stav Bremy. Ten
to nalet "a denn1ho svetla do
vrsil d1lo zkazy zpIsobene v
tonic dGlezitem nemeckem pTf
stave "a predeslych nalet1.
Bylo ztraceno 20 americkych
letadel, ale sestTeleno pTi tom
81 n6meckych stihacek, ktere
Sc ~pokousely mesto branit.
Hned ma to vecer a v noel ma
sobotu pokracovali Anglicane v
bombardovanf tezce zkousene-
no Berl1na a krone toho prove
dli nalet ma Stuttgart. Tento
patty nalet ma Berlin behem je-
dnoho tydne byl stejn6 t6zky
jake nalety v pondell a v 1tery.
Bylo opet svrzeno asi 1900 tun
vybusnin. w i samotni Nemci
pfiznavajf, re tfetina Berlfna
byla znicena. re jeste d1lo Raj
nenf skonceno, ukazuje britska
zprava, re Hamburk byl znicen
ma 80 procent take BRITISH let
ci mali jeste dost prace mad
Berlfnem. Potvrzuj1 Sc poves-
ii, re Nemci evakuujf vladnf u
rady re sveho hlavnfho mesta.
Nalet ma Stuttgart rovnez pa
tTil do kategorie t6zkych a po-
cfta sc re bylo svrzelo pres l.
900 tun vybusnin ma to to mes
to. Ia obou nalet1 ztratili An
glicane 80 .letadel. Celkem be
hem patku cd rama do p1lnoci
odletelo z Angle ma bombar-
dovacf operace pres $500 leta-
del - coz ukazuje s~trasnou 81
lu spojeneckeho l~etectva.