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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
Ted Pomeroy's 258
New League Record

Ted Pomeroy, bowling anchor
for Hench's Meats of the Knights
of Columbus League at Bowl-O-
Drome, established new league
high single game of 258 last
night as he Melted a 584 series.
Despite his efforts, Hench's lost
three of four points to pace
making F. j. Miller company.
Super Cleaners, in second
place. halved its match with
Henk Studio, losing ground to
birthplace Kroger Gratiot
which recorded a sweep at the
expense of Miller Bros. Cream
cry. Lee Printing also chalked
up a slam, banking Sierens
Coal.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
Harry CraysOns
ScOrel)Oard
Three Officials in Basketball?
Columnist Declares Two
Is Sufficient
By HARRY GRAYSON

complaints of coaches, Dave Walsh OF
Eastern College third referee
One basket and mid court would insure
complete coverage" says Field Operative Walsh.
far off the beam the officials
about squawking Any whistle footing is
too much your would of from less com
peent sources. -
It's difficult enough any College Basketball Officials Blu
dig efficient officials for every game let alone
three
Washs idea was Eastern League several
back explains wasn't really necessary then adds
that it is
Every change rules speeded the and there
burden officials Walsh points out players
may substituted but not officials
o
CRITICISM of the reereferee system In the
Eastern League bounds plays along the sdelne
were properly officials under the baskets who
in no position There is the criticism in the South
officials work toward opposite ENDS Oh the
court -,
able keep with the swift
est play to find them in game where so
depends Interpretation and judgment For example
charging defensive man is holding or
how the official It,
No fouls could be called either
And is, officials do fairly good job of blowing OIL
the roof
RYMKUS is doing his share toward throwing mud IN
the ewes of those young soft
Heavyweight boxing Notre Dame freshman
tackle most valuable player the 1912 foot
ball SQUAD inerha handbal and basketball
Completing semester Rymkus carries full program OF
three hours of practise teaching at hg
Chicago boy works hours night IN Sout
plant recently he knows what is 20
belongings having just located apartment
He is n Marine Corps Reserve
Otherwise, Lou Rymkus hasn't thing to do
NOTE from Capt. Kaufman of the Navy Medical
Corps Lakes Naval Training Station
in World ar / and stationed in Hawaii:
feeling Pearl Harbor that if the Jap
die for his Emperor want to do all we can to
make him happy"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
loke Orion's Streok
Snapped by Romeo

ROMEO - Romeo High
Schools basketball team assum-
ed the role of "giant-killer"
here last night. handing Lake
Orion its first defeat of the sea-
son in IL games to prevent Lake
Orion from winning the Tri-
County League title outright.
The score was COLT.
The game ended the Tri-Coun-
ty season, with Lake Orion shar-
ing the title with Inlay City.
Each won four out of five league
games.
Bill Spens was high scorer for
Romeo with seven points.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
lodiss Loop Leaders
Honded 81 Setboeks

Big Chief Market and Jewel
Macomb Theaters, deadlocked
in first place in the Macomb Re-
creation Ladies League, suffer
ed 81 setbacks last night. Big
Chief bowed to birthplace La
Croix & Groesbeck and Theaters
lost to Furst Special. MacAl-
pines Faygo chalked up the lone
slam, handing the horsecollar to
Brandenburg Treasurers. A
fourth match resulted in a 81
win for Advance Materials over
Gilbert's Cut Rate.
Helen Liberman of Big Chief
was high with Ala, followed by
M. Dehls of Treasurers with 448.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
Doubles Match
10 End Sunday
LoCroix ond Quinn
Stoke 22-Pin leod

Out in front by % pins, Nor
man LaCroix and Emmett Quinn
of Mount Clemens tomorrow
will try to become the unofficial
doubles champions of Macomb
county by protecting that lead
against the challenge Of Gil
Bentley and Eddie DeBarbrie of
Utica.
The two tandems will con-
clude their 10-game match at
Bowl-O-Drome, starting at 3 p.
m. A capacity audience is ex-
pected to be on hand to see the
keglers knock over the naples.
The Quinn-LaCroix combine
gained their 22-pin lead last
Sunday at Utica Recreation
when they totaled 1887 for the
first five games. LaCroix, who
had a 725 series in the Monitor
Leader Major League on Thurs
Cay night for a new 1943 city
record, averaged 202 in the ini-
tial block, Bentley averaged 1877
while Quinn and DeBarbrie each
hit 'em at a 1876 clip.
Another doubles match Sun
day and sec Les and Floyd
Frederick, Mount Clemens bro
theirs, risking a lead of 1O7 pins
against DR.. Tews and Harold
Huemiller, two other Uticans.
They bowled three games at Uti-
ca Recreation last Sunday, with
Floyd Frederick getting 602 and
Les $50 against Huemiller's 549
and Tews' 504.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
DOddS. Mitchell Clash
ASain i'm Baxter Mile

Hugh Short of Georgetown,
who has broken and equalled a
record in two meets this winter,
goes in the Buermeyer 500, his
final race before entering the
Army next week. Ollie Hunter
of Notre Dame expects to give
Greg Rice his stiffest COMPETE
ton in the Two mile. Fred Sick
niger of Manhattan is the favor
lite in the 8B0-yard run.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

NEW YORK, FEB. ~ ILL.,
Gil Dodds, national mile champ
ion who hasn't won race this
season, has a mental as well as
a physical problem in tonight S
Baxter mile, feature race of the
18TH annual New York Athletic
Club games.
The Boston tcOlogian is a
top-flight runner although de-
void of a finishing kick. Win
ming tonight with that handicap
is his physical problem. He won
most of his glory and titles last
year by inserting a terrific half
mile into his evenings stint -
but exactly where TO do it in the
Baxter is the mental puZzler.
In the Wanamaker mile in
New York he ran the first hall
in 2:02.1 and finished second to
Indiana's Earl Mitchell. At Bos-
ton last week he galloped the
final $50 yards of the Hunter
mile in 2.O2.8-and finished
fourth behind Frank Dixon of
New York University.
A year ago he achieved one OF
his major upset triumphs by
combining the second and third
quarters into a scorching half
shat killed off his rivals and he
may try that again tonight with
Mitchell and Dixon showing
considerable interest. They OPP
pose Dodds again, along with
Jim Rafferty, of New York and
Don Burnham of Dartmouth.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
The Monitor-L Leader
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20, l943 PAGE
Down Headpin Lane

comfortable six-game lead over
its closest rivals, bennington
Laundry and Goebel. The lat
ter came through. with a sweep
against Cooley Morticians, while
Normington dropped a game to
Barney's Tailors.
Another team that gained
ground was Pomeroy Insurance
which blanked Wolverine Chips.
In other matches Monitor-Lead-
er won two from MacAlpine' S
Squirts and Auto Club captured
the odd game from Altes Lager.
Individual honors were taken
by Leona Brenniman of Altes
who had 1877 in 518.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
New Haven 5
Sill Unbeaten
Foundrymen Defect
DRYDEN for 9th Win

NEW HAVEN New Haven
High School keeps its basket
ball record free of defeat here
last night when it turned back
Dryden easily, 4g-16, in Little
Six League game. The vicotry
was New Ravens eighth.
Eddie Padolan and Alvin Nor
ris paced New Ravens attack
with ID and eight points respec-
lively. New Haven led at half
time, l47.
The victory also was the 18th
in succession for the Foundry
men in Littlo Six competition
over a three years period.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
LADIES MINOR LEAGUE
George Zohorios FoiIs
to Poss Army Exoms

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20-(R)
Muscular George Zaharias is a
husky wrcstler-yet he failed to
pass the Army's physical exam
ination. Zaharias, husband Of
Babe Didrikson, was turned
down because of injuries re-
ccivcd in wrestling matches
and high blood pressure.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

The sky was the limit, and
Coffroth was first to promote
a regularly scheduled Aground
fight.
PUTS BOXING IN BIG MONEY
Coffroth put the fight game in
the big money.
He was first to put up $780,
900 purse for the second
meeting of Battling Nelson and
Jimmy Britt at Colma, Sept. g.,
1905. That gave Tex Richard and
the Goldfield gamblers the idea
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
Another Minor League
Decides to Suspend

TACOMA, WASH, Feb. 90
(P)-Another Minor baseball or
ganization, the Western Interna-
tional League, has stacked its
equipment for the wars dura-
ton. Player shortages, trans
portation difficulties and the
bsn on night games were given
as reasons for suspension of the
class B League. The Western
international was organized in
1887.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
.5iewert, Bliss
Lead M(H5 10
30.26 Triumph
Tight Defensive
Pioy Helps Locals
Conquer Royol Oak

Outscorine Royal Oak both
from the field and free throw
line, Mount Clemens High
Schools basketball team regis
tered something of an upset last
night when it handed the Acorns
a 1925 setback on their home
court.
The victory, Mount Clemens
fourth of the season in IL
games and its second in row,
gave the Bathers an even
break with Royal Oak for the
season. Earlier in the season
the AcOrns defeated Mount
Clemens, 1875.
Playing leading roles in
Mount Clemens latest triumph
were Ralph Siewert, center and
Lyle Bliss forward who ran
one-two in the individual scor-
ing race with Is and nine points
respectively. ,
Siewert notched six field
goals and made good on three of
six free throws, while Bliss hit
the hoop four times on field
shots and connected once from
the free throw line. The Is
points enabled Siewert to move
ahead of Bob White as the Bath
crs' leading pointmaker.
RUN UP EARLY LEAD
Some clever defensive play by
Mount Clemens in the opening
quarter eventually proved the
deciding factor in the teams VIC
tory. The BatherS held the
AcornS scoreieSs from the field
and ran up a 81 lead. Those
four points stood them in good
stead as the game progressed.
The teams matched point for
point in the second quarter. each
counting nine. Royal Oak pared
the Bathers' edge TO three points
in the third period by tallying 10
points to Mount Clemens nine,
but the Bathers picked up the
point again in the closing frame
with a seven-point offensive.
The game was the last for tho
BatherS until March 5, when
they close their season at Wyan-
dOtte.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
Terry McGopern Helped CoHroth
Get FLYING Start on West Coast

This is another OF q series
of articles on boxing by Billy
Roche, famous referee and
manager who describes some
Of the greatest fights and
fighters he ever saw. The ar
ticles will appear from time
to time as space permits.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Feb. 20
Coach Matt Mann's swimming
team, currently the most prof.
cient athletic unit on the Uni
versity of Michigan campus,
meets its most dangerous rival,
Ohio State, in Columbus tonight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
NORFOLK SAILORS BEST

Norfolk Naval Training Sta
ton teams records won and
] lost-is the seasons best TO
date anywhere on the basketball
map.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
Lodies Minor Leader
REGISTERS Shutout

LaCroix g. Groesbeck, leader
of the Ladies Minor League t
Bowl-O-Drome, shut cit Swan
Drugs last night to maintain q
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
High School
Cage Scores

Saginaw Arthur Hill 81 Pom
tiac 10
Saginaw 50 Owosso Ia
Benton Harbor "a Muskegon
Heights "a
Sturgis AZ ColdWater 19
Monroe rs Dundee 81
ST. Joseph IS South Haven %
Kalamazoo State High So
Niles %
Lansing Sexton Al Battle
Creek 81
East Lansing 80 Williamson
%
Webberville 80 Fowlerville -
Bay City Central IL Flint
Central 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Gestapo Hounds Her;
Letters Are Opened

GcStapo agent, bounded bo. day
md night Her letters were
opened. her phone tapped.
never saw her again
kept getting letters from
mother and dad asking when
would return home They had no
idea that the university ! was al
lending was a military academy.
I'm their letters they talked OF
baseball games, of how wonderful
America WAS.
One day the army disclosed that
Hitler ~es- corning tto Afu1rrt1-
The peOplCshung out their flags
whether they wanted 10 or not.
ItWa> during tins parade that l
met kindly old house painter -
not Hitler type who was in
,lrumcntal IN getting me out Of
Germany
II was Christmas and | felt blue.
! found a quiet tavern where
hroodcd The old man came over
and sat down at my table
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Goes to England
To Spend Vacation

The next day We We're -tar,co
short summer vacation hgi0r.
te Small term began tir' fttrrt
would visit England before / Iril
Germany I knew l would ua>c,
finish The last term.
England WaSNAanaetL,-
returned 10 Germans ,afa
made plans 90 leave.
About this time ! started Jo
keep company with a young guL
We went out several times but
one day the Gcstapo walked into
her home and arrested ler iot
going out with me
After a few hours of question
ing they released her hu' told her
She would be watched
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Gestapo Chief Tells
Misdeeds' to Uncle

Before long my unCIc StormCt
m After the GcStapo chief iolC
hum what had happened, my uncl,
said
He is Just n Young fool We
will have 10 knock these foolish
democratic ideas out of him"
He turned 10 mo
You are Ia he good \ayi
from now on. One false move
and
The -GeAlapn released pe- and !
walked through lhc-gulet-Siraei~
past Hltlcr.S Brown House. where
nallSm was spawned, and back
to the academy.
| entered the class and sat down
No one paid any attention TO- me.
That day the instructor kept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Woman's Mission
Defined by Nazis

The next dav VIC were told fha.
We we're welcome 20 visit the
ciEIS, cap2n 49, wa-teFa- ~ pare
German blood
~ We also bad al'cC'Wc on ih,
woman place i'm Tho new order
They have one mission in this
life" our professor reared.
They must become the mothers
Of soldiers of the neM GcrmAnA-
Hell Hitler"
Thai night trampcd ihc streets
Of MuHich Again and again
cursed myself for not leaving Ger
many
After my walk l decided Ia visit
the tavern before l went 10 bed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
From Maj Soldier TO U. S. Marine Hero:
Intiucfed Into ReicIlSWeIlr. FIees
Country. Decides ID Enlist i'm u. =.

lood-hHth. 60 now while Won
can"
That nLbr 7 received another
blow.
a card VAS lying on my desk
n read
"Aou are Ia report for duty
in the German ReiChSwehr
within IN days after you receive
this notice loH will go to the
Munich military armory. He'll
Hitler"
That afternoon | went 10 my in.
sIuctor and told him | wanted 10
leave Germany. He looked AT me
coldly and snapped:
Get back To your desk, YOU
fool You are German Of
ficer."
That day one instructor gave a
problem 10 the class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Classmates Discuss
Strength of America

pushed my way through the
crowds and ordered a mug Of
beer Several of my CLASSMATES
were around me and were engaged
M discussion of America and
HeW good her army was, Ailur-
ally they turned 10 me,
America is a wonderful place
10 live" | SAID ~ man can
utter his opinions and not hc
afraid Of being arrested
There was silence. Tho smoke
hung over the bar IN = thick cur
tam The tables were crowded
with cockl NaN officers The bar
was lined two deep with soldiers
and otiiccr-puplS
The ncNt morning the Gcstapo
arrested me
They walked into my room.
shouted Hell Hitler" and marched
T1TT IN lTT- IN T,pTTYH hI4TYUIlftRTD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

WOULD SEND some one out 10 cut
down dead maple tree in front
of his house or il not could he do
the Job himself.
The commissioner Of the depart
ment at that time. Col. Edward q.
Heckel, replied if the department
came out it would cost % bucks
so they were sending along a per-
init so he could do the Job himself
=. That same letter was returned
last week 10 the new department,
q years later marked: Not at
this address,.
Meta EclSel, publicity director of
the department, explained that
since that time Detroit house num-
berS have changed but that didn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Austrian Sentries
Hear He Is Tourist

Before 7 reached the Austrian
sentry box, | changed INTO the
business suit and told the Aus
TRAN ScntrieS | was an American
tourist. They let me through.
In few days / was on a ship
bound for New York.
Soon / was back in the United
States
! had made up my mind that /
would joIn America army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

a n < W g T 7 N I
question: Why
did IL take the
pos { office u
years 10 return
the letter F?
Nj Q ct pretty
NJ AIRY ERODE,
one OF rhc Mary.
gr oV g College
alunnnaC W h q
entertained SEN
Tors from De
trolt paroChIal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Blurts Out Story;
House Painter Agrees

In a few minutes ! had hIurtcC
mat ti1r wf1UtC story. ~ l taIRCt
-4rr'-noddcd hrs -tr5d slowly dHC
pulled on "A long hand-Carvcd pipe
When / was finished he safe
slowly.
YOU are i'm land of hate,
my bOys In a short time, Ger
many will plunge the world i'm a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

and public schools at the annual
high school tea held yesterday at
the college. Vocational guidance
was explained After the program
Miss Brode and others OF the
alumnae took their guests on a
tour OF the liberal arts building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

lin the next inStalment. 1T.
Binder takes YOU from Hitler'S
ge>taPo To the Stcamlng iungIes
Of GuadalCanal where he fights
n knife duel with Jap soldier
and while severely wounded,
listens to message from his
diving buddN)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
BY IT. RAYMOND BINDER. /. :.
n Told to Jamc> u Horal

One day / walked down the
road with another classmate and
we found the engineers erecting
barracks We asked what they
were 10 be used for and one
replied.
They are 20 he used for
the girls brought here from
the city. They will he all
pure trvarr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Marines Commission
Binder in the Field

The most Impressive moment Of
my life was When the marine
corps commissioned me IN the
field.
II was when ] stepped ON the
beach of GuadalCanal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
What S On the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed
" the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
AR the fault lies with the
stations and not The De
lrnlt Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

I''"' ~ VT" 9VVUu just UIV ONoI
) feet.
Not Wanting to let the OPA
down, Mrs. DicrickX up and joins
and now She holds the record Of
being the smallest marine. She is
Just so inches from the tip OF her
toes 10 the top of her head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
What Would You Do
With Shot Friends?

AeH-aFN- the desert, . he
said, battle - over. Your two
closest friends who have fought
side by side with YOU have been
badly wounded. Their legs have
been blown of. The water il
low. The enemy is still strong.
What will YOU do >"
Two boys out of the whole Cla>
answered
~ would kill my comrades.
Herr Professor" they b o I h
agreed. First they are no
longer good To the state. Sec
Ondly, l am still whole and need
the water. Thirdly, | could not
he hampered by these two
wounded men. The machine
needs all my attention"
That night ] slipped out and saw
my painter friend. | told hIm
was trapped. He turned to a win
dow and said:
"In two days 20 to -. You
will find bicycle and an Amer
lean business suit. Go across To
Austria and see -. God bless
you"
Two nights later | received the
and the SUIT and crossed
he border The German sentry
,aluted and allowed me 10 pass
when | explained l intended Ia sec
,ome friends and stay for the day
"Stay for a few days" ne said.
The German army viii follow"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
People You Know
Oetroter IS Smallest Woman Marine
By WILLIAM FLEMING

SPRING CLEANING: Twenty THE SMALLEST or THEM
one years AGO fellow by the ALL: Deckx.
name Henry Lodewyck gpes
eter ote old department OF who OPA
S anuTecreat1on In The letter the few
he asked the department they young
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
MONDAY AFTERNOON

WV Stella nsllas-D.
CKEw= News.
WEAR Do you RENE mhe
NJLB-unCle Nick s hour
WEHL-Music program.
1850 r. VI.
WJR-Rhythm Matinee.
WWJ-Lorenzo Jones u.
CkLW-Conga Rhumba.
WcAR-DanCe Time
WE<lr-Variety music.
WJBk-Melody Matinee.
4.i6 q. NJ.
NWJ-Widder BroVn-D.
WCAR-PontiaC schools.
W%YZ--News Ace.
500 q. VI.
WJR Uncle Ssm-D
WWJ-When Girl Msrries
CKLW-News Ace.
McAR-AsHs
WXYZ-Terry A. Pirates.
WJLB-News and music.
Wk%lr- Newscast. rhythm
WJBK-News Ace.
5:l5 =. VI.
WJR-MOther and Dad-V
WWJ- Portia Faces life Il
CKLW--Turf Club-T.
VICAR Szath Myri orch.
MXYZ-Jackpot Quiz.
WJLB-Music That Lives.
WJBk-MelodY Matinee.
; 80 =. VI.
WJR Between the lines.
WNJ Just Plain Bill-p.
CKLW-Ann Arbor frollc.
WCAR-Nelvet Tone = ms.
NNNZ-Day IN Review.
ANIHB-AatY news talks
WEElS-Dance Desirn-M
WI Bk News. melody.
b:i5 y. VI.
WJR-The Home Fires-V.
tt-Wj front Page FsrTefi.
CKLW Superman- n.
WXYZ-Capt Midnight-D .
MJLB News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

lie was night.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-04

kdy bylo tfeba odvadet
zeptal Sc a on a ieho
kamaradd odjelo do nej-
rekrutovaci kancelare.
kde Sc dali dobrovolne ma VOL
nu.
Vetsina Indiand jde do ar
mady. V 100 pesfm pluku
(Oklahoma-Kansas) je tolik
Coktauskych Indiand, re plu-
kovnl heslo je v coktaustine:
Tanap nanaiya alhtaiyaha. coz
znac1: Pripraven We valce ci
mlru. Ale velky pocet India
MI je pfilakan namornf pecho-
tou. Jedna jednotka namornf
pechoty ma zapadnim pobrezk
ma dive pine sextniny Cipew1.
Dost mladych Indian1 Sc cvicf
ma letce, a jest6 vetsf pocet Sc
DIAL k ramofnictvd sledujfc pTf-
kladu sveho vynikajfcfho jed
notlivce, komandera Francise
j. Nee, ktery vseobecne znamy
jake "Naceln1k" ktery nynf We
II t6zkemu kTizniku nekde V IT,
chomoTf.
|, SpoJovac1 sluzba sc take DO
kousl dostat co nevice Indian1
protoze V poslednf valee Sc u
kazali byt skv6lf pr natahova-
nj dratu, a pr telefonnim a ra-
dlofonnlm spojenf. Kdyz 81 diva
Indiani pfedavaj1 rozkazy We
sve kmenove Teci nepotrebuie
Sc v6bec zadny kod.
Tato valka jeste byla prova-
zena dalslm dkazem. Vzdycky
Sc mysillo, re Indian je priroze-
ny lovec, nomad, ktery Sc nikdy
nepfizpGsob1 modernimu typu
aasi civilisace. A prece presto,
re Sc nikdy nikomu AMI nesnilo.
re by Indian mohl byti dobrym
mechanikem $500 Indian6
jsou jedni z nejlepSich letec-
kych a tankovych mechanical.
Zapadoamericke tovarny mali
stalou objednavku u indian
skych 1fadu ma vsechny Indian
ske muze a hochy, ktere mo-
hou dostat ma praci. CCC ia
bory, organisace mladeze NYA
velmi zlepsene indianske skoly
V posledn1m des1tilet1 jsou zod-
povedne, re z Indiana Sc stava
odborny d6ln1k.
Snad nejlepsf odpoved Hit
lerovi a Goebbelsovi pTisla cd
kmene SiouxG V Dakotach. Pc
letech soudn1 pre- dostali 5 mi
lionG dolar1 nahrady a kmen
postal p%residentu Rooseveltovi
telegram: Kdyz nase zeme je
We valce jsme pTesv6dceni, re
splacen1 nasich narok1 mnze
pockati. Zvlaste kdyz to po-
mGze nas1 zeme, vydrzfme ee-
kati jeste nekolik dals1ch let"