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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28
The Pressed
Steel Teller
By Paul Sterling
AMAZONS


Some Amazon took Mike Kwiat-
kowski for a ride in her car and
made him walk home. Mike says
he knew the right answer but just
couldn't think of it in time.
Nellie (DaredeviD Davis is in
the hospital recovering from a
fractured (broken to you) leg. The
injury was sustained when she
jumped from a car before it came
to complete stop. Here's wishing
you a speedy recovery, Nellie.
After hitting two cars, Margaret
is now spending four days in the
flat of her back porch and three
on the front porch to accept the
bills as they come rolling in.
THE GUYS
For information on all moron
topics, see John Wyas, who is an
authority on the subject, including
the one about the moron who took
his girl-oh, you heard that one
did yuh?
Mike Rybka has lot of soft coal
which he informs US he will use to
make a bed tick. Haw!
Now that fishing is in season
Carl Miles goes around the shop
singing, "You take a line and III
take a Pole" Confidentially, we
hope Carl is better fisherman
than singer. Confidentially, as a
singer, he stinks.
Our new contract will be dis.
cussed at the next Unit meeting
June 10. Kun toit, will yuh? The
Unit needs you, but don't forget
you need the Unit, too.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28
WAVES Leave
For Training

Eight new members of the
WAVES and SPARS will leave
Sunday for training at Hunter Col
lege, New York City, according to
an announcement by Lieut., Harold
Milliken, officer in charge of the
Navy Recruiting Station. Follow
ing is the list of names: Loretta
Hoffman, 201 Colony Road, Ross
ford; Elaine Winslow, $50 W. Oak
land ST.; Beatrice Breitschmid, 904
Vinton ST.; Carol j. Swiss, 2343
Parkwood Ave; Janette Armstrong,
SAT Kingston ST.; Louise Smith,
3415 Pineway Dr.; Betty Gongwer,
206 South Ave, and Betty Stamm,
829 Stebbins st.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

Pvt. George Baker paid visit
to the Champion last Saturday. He
was here on a three-day visit.
Boy! What the Army doesn't do to
all these men isn't worth mention
ing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

' ASKING FP)-The
"'ffice Of Price Administration Of
~ ou'cially withdrew its compulsory
To arsde labelling regulation covering
|ges ale l'9' PACK OF canned vegetables
w CT uits and juices.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

ASHIN GTON (FP)-The
House voted down the Ruml tax
plan 202 to 1874, marking the bills
third defeat.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28
To Report in New York

They will report in New York
City on Monday morning at the
WAVES-SPARS Training Center.
After several weeks of learning the
routine and customs of Navy life,
these young women will either go
directly to assignments in Navy
bureaus or will continue in one of
the colleges now being used for
that purpose for further specialized
training.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28
Porcelain
Pot Shots
BONDS
BY Dick Smith

BONDS
The spontaneous response to the
recent bond drive in our shop was
indeed heartening. Except for a
few who had their reasons, and who
am | to decide what are good rea-
sons and what are not, the boys
and girls came through with flying
colors. 1t seems to me that some
of the reasons given for not wish
ing to enlist their aid in this great
est Of all campaigns were pretty
puny, though.
| SAVINGS
| am proud to announce that my
savings, at least 10 per cent, are
going into the kitty. Not to put
any feather in the cap of Mr.,
Earle S, Smith, who, by the way,
is chairman of the county in this
drive, but for the future of my
family and myself. When this war
is won there is bound to be a period
when a few hundred bucks saved
now will make itself realized ten
fold then.
Then there is the reason that
should come first in the heart OF
every good American. The fact
that you are able to invest your
money in the effort to win this war
and get it over with as quickly as
/ possible, should make everyone
count each penny and spend in ex-
cess of what is left on those GER
tificates Of liberty.
FAD
Englehardt must have started a
/ fad when he got his locks clipped
recently. The barber must have
thought he had Reichsmarshall
Goering in the chair when he ran
his lawnmower over the now point
ed crown Of our latest recruit to
the furnace department, George
Quit worrying, Bennie, he's still
got those ears.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Large furnished room with priv
ileges. 626 w. Delaware. Mr..
Keller.
FOR SALE
English and Luellyn setter - fe-
male, 10 mo. old. Sacrifice cheap.
Paul Griffin, Main 3519, or dept.
22-A, 2nd trick Spicer Mfg. Co.
LOST
Rain coat left in wrong car by
mistake. Please return to Her
man Keller, Tool Room. Spicer
Mfg. Co.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28
Hasa Blanca
ROOEnS
THE GREATEST PRICE
REDUCTION SALE IN
OUR HISTORY NOW
IN PROGRESS

PRICES FAR BELOW PRE-WAR
LEVELS. CHECK AND COMPARE
WITH ANY IN OHIO. IN MOST
EVERY CASE YOUR PRESENT CAR
WILL MORE THAN MAKE THE
DOWN PAYMENT,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

Are advancement in Dept. F
based on relationship and friend
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

BARG AIMING COMMITTEE
CHANGE REPORTED
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1892 Adams St.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

LlNE) ANok
4
ervsN Rsrc o DIX
Il
Evening star., 1943-09-23

cialized Training Program at the
University of Florida. Pfc. Pairo
entered the service in January after
finishing his sophomore year at
Catholic University. Sent to Camp
Tyson, N. c., in a medical detach-
ment with barrage balloon bat
TALON. he was made private first
class in 10 weeks, later rated surgery
technician and then sent here. He
recently spent a furlough visiting
his parents.
PAMPA FIELD, Tex.-Aviation
Cadet Russell A. Keller, 26, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Keller, 600
Mellon street Sc, is soon to receive
his pilots wings and officers bars
here at the Army twin-engine ad-
vanced flying school, He received
his primary flight training at East
st. Louis, Ill.,, and his basic flight
training at Garden City, Kans. Be-
Evening star., 1943-09-23
- WITH Id. O.
FIGHTING MEM

missioned here and awarded GER
tiflcates of competence in advanced
meteorology.
BLACKSBURG, va.-Five naval
fight cadets from the Washington
area left Virginia Tech recently for
Athens, Ca, to continue their train
ing. They are M. s. Cobb, Fairfax,
Va, and E. w. Coffin, L. A. Colburn,
r. c. Dyer and c. r. Nolte of
Washington. Cadet w. A. Beal
arrived here for so days OF ground
school instruction and fight train
ing at the v. P. I. airport.
MIDLAND FIELD. Tex.-Harold
Jacob Frei, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Frei, 1903 Douglas street
NE, and Charles L. Parish, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parish, 702 FIJI
teenth street NE, have reported to
the bombardier school here.
BA1NBRIDGE, Gait. John C..
Cummins, HOS North Lexington
street, Arlington, Va, now is sta
Evening star., 1943-09-23

GREELEY, Colo. - Pfc. Richard
K. France, 10, of 4617 Burlington
road, Hyattsville, Nd, recently COM
pleted an intensive course in air
force administrative duties here at
the Training Detachment, Army Air
Forces Technical Training Com
mand, on the campus of Colorado
State College Of Education. He is
the son of B. r. France, zoos Third
street NE.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-Ernest
G. Jones, son OF Mrs. M. Jones Of
1926 Fifteenth street NV, recently
was commissioned a second lieu
tenant on completion of the avia-
ton meteorology cadet course here.
at the Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command weather school.
Now a weather officer, he will be as.
signed as officer in charge Of a
weather station and as forecaster.
1t. Jones formerly was a chemist
at the Union Bleachery in Green
vile, s. G., where his wife resides.
LAKEHURST, N. NAVAL Avia-
ton Cadet Joseph S. Ives, 3018 r
street NV, recently was commits
stoned an ensign in the Naval
Evening star., 1943-09-23

toned here at the Army Air Field,
where he is a basic pilot school in
structor. A former clerk, he Joined
the Air Forces in July. Two brothers,
Joseph and Paul, are now in the
Navy.
SELMAN FIELD, Lat. Frank
M. Palmer, 20, son of Meredith
Palmer, and grandson of Mrs. Daisy
Weadon. 1924 Fourth street NV,
Evening star., 1943-09-23

sylvania Greyhound Lines In WASH
ington. has been awarded the Army
Good Conduct Medal here.
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND,
Md.-Pvt. Harry Whitman Wilder,
3719 Jocelyn street NV, who re-
Gently entered the service, viii re-
ceive his basic training as an ord
nance soldier here at the Ordnance
Replacement Training Center.
FORT KNOX, Ky-Charles w.
Holland, 215 Twelfth street NE.
has been promoted to corporal here
at headquarters of the Armored
School Demonstration Regiment.
Evening star., 1943-09-23

fore his appointment as q cadet Id
December, he was employed by the
City Post Once.
CAMP PENDLETON, Calf PVT.
John Garrett Reilly, 18, OF 2401
North Capitol street, is in training
with Marine Corps organization
here. The son Of Joseph @. Reilly,
Pvt. Reilly was student at the
University of Notre Dame before
entering the Marine Corps in Feb
ruary, 1943.
FORT FRANCIS e. WARREN,
Wyo.-Pfc. Russell M. Mcpherson,
former Office manager of the Penn
Evening star., 1943-09-23

T e 6 { II Z y was
graduated as a
navigator here.
He now Is sta
toned at Del
hart, Tex. Be-
fore entering the
service In Janu-
ary, 1t. Palmer
W as graduated
from Massanut-
ten Milit ary
Academy, Wood
stock, Va.
G A I N E S.
WILL E, Fla
Pfc. Barton w.
Evening star., 1943-09-23

r e S erve on
graduation from
t h e airship
flight training
school at this
dghter-than-air
base. Designated
a naval airship
aviator, he was
assigned to q
N avy b linn p
squ dron for
a nti submarine
patrol duty over
coastal waters.
Ensign Ives att
tended George
Evening star., 1943-09-23

HnsH Ases. washington and
Georgetown Universities. He became
a cadet in July, 1942, and took pre-
fight training at Athens, Ga. T
GEIGER FIELD, Wash. Second
1t. Andrew H. Wahl, 1913 Kennedy
street NV, Is now on active duty
with the Army Air Forces here. A
former insurance advertiser, he en-
tered the service last December.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
william r. Williamson, 34O0 Fair
hill drive Sc, was among q class
Of weather cadets recently COM
Evening star., 1943-09-23
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. - Carl

Joseph hlenlan,
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin M.
r e m an, 1928
T h i rty-seventh
place, B re n t.
wood, Md, was
gra d u ated re-
Gently from the
N a v al A ir
Training Center
here, and COM
m / S ssio ned an
e nsign in the
Naval Reserve.
He is q former
student OF the
Univ er sity of
MARYLAND
Evening star., 1943-09-23

II lack Of blood-ifon MAKES you -.
rsnlsans rsia conpsSnd os TAsl43y q nyd Nh
Pinkham's TAblets arp one At the ereat-
sst blood-irun tonim you eAu buyl NJ
low lsbel directions. woesh 1s1taef
Evening star., 1943-09-23

Pairo, jr., son of Lt.F. M. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Pairo, 827
Marietta place NV, is In the en-
cheering school of the Army Spe-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Armada proda deset tisfc
svych vozideI.

Pres 10000 obchodnfch vo-
zidel modeld 1889 nebo jeste
dffvejsfch, Dude prodano arma-
dnl spravou pro potrebu civilis-
til, jak oznamil department val
KY. Tato vozidla zahrnujf vet
sinou tricky, take vsak 989 no.
vych osobn1ch kar modelu 1912
a asi SO MOTORCYCLE.
Tato vozidla budou prodana
Poole planu, jak byl oznamen
hned II. listopadu, ably Sc ule-
vilo kritickemu nedostatku SOU
castek k jejich oprave a FARO
ven take vyhovelo nalehave
potrebe obchodnf dopravy v re-
mi.
Prodej techto vozidel Dude
m1ti ma starosti Procurement
Division of the Treasury De-
partment, avsak pred tim jeste
kupujfcf must splniti vsechny
podmfnky ostatnfch federal
mich agencif.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
cinske vojsko postupuje Ia
dobYte mssto Cangteh.

V1teznf cfnstf vojaci razili 81
cestu ma sever cd dobyt6ho
Cangtehu v severnf Hunanske
provincii, ably odtud vypudili
Japonce.
V oficielnfm komunike sc
prav1, re cfnska vojska postou-
pila o vice nez 13 mil ma seve-
rovychod cd pTfstavu ma rece
Juan ma zapad cd jezera Tung
ting a ma severozapade postou-
pila o 20 mil. V bojfch teto
oblasti bylo zabito mnoho set
JaponcG.
Dobytfm Cangtehu vyvrcho-
lila bitva, vedena pc 40 dnf, v
nfz NELL Japonci 10000 ztrat.
Americtf a c1nstf letci pomaha-
Ii V teto bitve oslabovati japon-
ske posice neustalym bombova-
MIN a ostTelovanfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Spojene Staty zaujimaji stejne
stanovisko jake k jugoslav-
skym partysanHHm.

Statnf sekretar Cordell HUI.
naznacil, re vlada Spojenycl
Stat1 pine Sc shoduje Sc stano-
viskem anglicke vlady ohledne
podpory jugoslavskych partisa-
nj, kteff dostavaj1 vice pomoci
nez cetnfci Mihajlovicovi.
Hull prohlasil, re tato politi-
ka je politikou vsech spojenec-
kych zemf a re jsou dodavany
zasoby kterekoli jugoslavske
skupine, jez 1cinne bojuje pro-
ii Nemecku.
V poslanecke snemovne an
glicke Tekl statnf ministr Ri
chard Law, re v6tsina anglicke
pomoci je p~osflana jugoslav-
skym partisandm, protoze bo-
JUL proti NemcGm intensivneji
nez Mihajlovicovi cetnfci.
Zat1m veSlo We znamost, re
Staty zaujfmajf stano-
visko nemisiti Sc do jugoslav-
skych SPORT, ackoli podporujf
partisany v jejich boil proti
Nemcdm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
K~ONFEROVAL
s PRI
v KARTAGU.

President F. D. Roosevelt po-
dial generalu Eisenhowerovi pc
drobnou zpravu O move kom-
pletnf strategii v1tezstvf spojen
CT pfi 48-hodinove zastavce v
starobylem Kartagu ma sve ces-
t6 domd z Teheranu a Kahyry.
Toto bylo prozrazeno z Bile
no domu v Tade poslednfch de-
PEST cd presidentovy spolecno-
sti, jez opozden6 informujf O
mfstech, kde sc Roosevelt ma
sve historicke ceste z~astavil.
V Kartagu jake host genera
la Eisenhower, vrchn1ho spo-
ieneckeho velitele v severnf A
frice a v Italii, Roosevelt by
dlel We vile, ktera je tez nazy-
vana Billy dim. Tato villa Jest
jenom chude vybavena, je z nj
vyhlfdka ma StTedozemnf mo-
re a byla obydlena MAJESTY, ne
Eli je spojenci vyhnali z cele A
friky.
General Eisenhower setkal
Sc S presidentem jiz pred tim v
Oranu a doprovazel no ma ieho
ceste do Kahyry. Eisenhower
Sc tez 1castnil nekterych stra-
tegickych rozhovorG v Kahyfe,
kdyz president postal pro neho
letadlo do Alzfru. Nebyl vsak
pfltomen vsem poradam, ami
nebyl v Teheranu, kde byl ma
konferenci take sov6tsky pre-
mier Stain.
Major George E. Durno, BY
valy correspondent Bfleho do
mu, cestujfcf s presidentem, We
sv6 zprave hlasf, re president
Roosevelt podal gen. Eisenho-
werovi v Kartagu 1plny a pre-
shy obraz a spoustu podrobno-
st1 pro novou spojeneckou stra-
tegii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
NAVSTfVIL MALTU,
POCHVALIL JEJf OBRANCE

Valetta, Malta. - President
Roosevelt pobyl 8. prosince tri
hodiny ma tonic anglickem O.
strove ma Stfedozemnim mort,
ktery byl strasne bombovan ne
meckymi i italskymi aeroplany.
Vidal velkou chvalu stated
nym obranc1m.
President, vraceje Sc z kon-
ferencf ma stfednfm vychode,
pTistal v transporting aeropla-
nu Douglas C-54.
Pr uv1tac1ch obradech presi-
dent Roosevelt zm1nil Sc O pre-
mieru Churchillovi, ktery nav
stfvil Maltu pred tim. Prohla-
sill: "Cftfm, re jsme zasadili sill
ne rany pro budoucnost lids
tva."
"Spojene Staty budou pokra-
covati, dokud valka nebude
vyhrana, budeme staff box pc
boku pri Velke Britanii a ostat-
mich spojencfch, abychom uci-
Mill vftezstvf dplnym."
Ma letisti president a jeho
druzina byli uvftani marsal-
KEN Gortem, ktery je velitelem
ma ostrove Malta, delegacf, cest
nou setninou vojska a hudbou.
President vstoupil do jeep s
generalem Gortem, ktera odve-
fla je pred cestnou setninu.
Hudba zhrala Star Spangled-
Banner a americka vlojka bylo
vztycena ma stozaru "a cestnou
setninou.
Jak Sc oznamuje z Washing
tonu, president Roosevelt ma
sve zpatecni ceste z porad ma
strednfm vychode letel pres hi
storicka bojiste v severni Afri-
ce cd Ell Alameinu az pc Tu-
nisko.
We zprave z Bileho domu Sc
pravf, re ma p~residenta p1sobi-
la silnym dojmem statecnost
spojeneckych yojak1, kteTf do
byli techto rozsahlych poustf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Ceskoslovensko po prve ma pos
tovnim razitku Kanady.

New York (CTK) - To-
rontu Kanade byl usporadan
10. listopadu "Czechoslovak
Tag Day., ma kterem vybralo
Sc 16,215.63 kanadskych dola-
ri "a spoluprace 5000 SIBERIA
CD, z nichz $500 bylo Kanada-
MI. ~Propagacnf vysledky dale
ko pfekonaly vysledky finane-
nj. Federalni vlada v Ottawe
poskytla podporu teto akci po-
volenfm reklamy ma postovnfm
razftku. Bylo to pc prve, re
jmeno Ceskosolvenska Sc ocit-
10 ma razftkach kanadske pos
ty. Sblrka byla patronisovana
ministerskym pTedsedou Geo.
Drewem, starostou mesta To-
ronta DR.. F. Conboyem, toront-
skym arcibiskupem, presiden-
tenn mfstnl university atd.
Kanadsky fisk venoval sbfr-
ce 500 dolar1. Propagacn1 in
seraty v novinach uverejnovali
nejen csl. podnikatele, ale i
mnohe kanadske firmy. To-
rontska Obchodni komora Wy
zvala vsechny sve cleny, ably
ipfspeli ma sbfrku, a Bank of
Montreal bezplatne poskytla
80 1Tednfk1 ma spocftanf pc
neg, jez trvalo cely den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
v zenske vojenskem sboru an
oIicknm
President hostem Stalina.

CHICKEN.
President hostem Stalina.
President straw prvnf noe ma
americke legaci a druhy den
pTijal pozvanf marsalka Stall
ma a ubytoval Sc ma ruskem vel
vyslanectv1 S nekolika cleny
sve druziny. Pobyl tam az do
skoncenf conference. PAX sc
celia spolecnost odebrala do
hlavnfho stanu americko-per-
skeho velitelstvf ma Perskem
zalivu v tabore Amaribad.
Rustf vojaci a tajna policie
stTezili ruske velvyslanectvf,
kde byly porady konany. Sta
lin sesel Sc pc prve s presiden-
tenn Rooseveltem, ktery urazil
cestu 1000 mil, delsf nez KITE
rykoli jiny president "a valky
i mfru.
President Roosevelt konfero-
val sc Stalinem "a pritomnosti
pouze dvou tlumocnfk1. Po-
zdeji pfipojil sc k MIN premier
Churchill. PAX teprve bylo "a
hajeno .prvnf plenarn1 Ease
DAM.
V 1tery, dine 80. listopadu
bylo rozhodnuto o druhe from
te, jakoz i o tom, ably byla pro-
vedena v stejnou dobu S moe
nymi 1dery ma ruske fronte a
StTedozemnfm mort. Nasledu.
j1c1ho dine = 1. prosince bylc
rozhodnuto O povalecnych o.
tazkach ma porade, trvajfcf Cd
poledne do pdl jedenacte v no.
ci, kdy historicke porady ofici.
elne skoncily.
Vsichni tri v1dci odbedvali q
vecereli spolecne ma ruskem
velvyslanectvf krom 1ternfhc
vecera, kdy byl usporadan ma
anglickem velvyslanectvi vec1.
rex prflezitosti SO. narozenir
premiere Churchilla. Stain by.
dust spolecnosti tie noel.
Jinym svetlym bodem poraC
bylo odevzdanf "Stalingrad.
skeho niece" Stalinovi jmenen
anglickeho krale a lidu.
Ruska vlada spokojena S
konferecemi " Teheranu.
Moskva. "Izvesti", organ
vlady, vyslovily pine uspokoje.
nj sovetske vlady S vysledky pc
rad v Teheranu We zprave, ze
president Roosevelt, premier
w. Churchill a marsalek Stalir
"ucinili rozhodnutf, ktere Dude
miti historicky vyznam pro bu.
doucnost sveta."
Ton, kterym Sc nese zprava
nezanechava nejmensf pochyb.
nosti, re Stain a jeho radc
jsou velice poteseni tim. co sly.
Sell cd spojeneckych vGdcG.
V redakcn1m clanku prav.
Izvesti, re "nejprominentnejs
statnfci nasfch dnG spolu Sc ra.
dill O otazkach valky a nejdn.
lezitejsfch problemech povale.
enc DOLBY"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
President mluvil k vojakIGm
" PERISH.

President Roosevelt pronesl
dive informacn1 Teci k americ-
kym vojakGm v tabore Amira-
bad, rekl jim O svych poradach
sc Stalinem a Churchillem, po-
chvalil je a pfal jim stastny ma
vrat dom1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-12-17
Common Council.
Velka potreba reservnich letcH.

Velka potfeba reservnich letcH.
Kazde stfednf bombardovacf
letadlo potTebuje k sv6 obslu-
re nejm6ne tTi muze = letce,
zastupce letce, a bombardyra,
ktery zaroven provadf naviga-
CT. Ctyrmotorove bombardova-
CT letadlo potrebuje posadku je
ste pocetnejsf. Je tudiz jasne,
re ma kazd6 move vyroben6 le-
tadfo potrebujeme k jeho obslu
re nejm6ne ctyfi specialize wy
cvicene letce. Tisfce novych a.
merickych letoun6 tydne Wy
chazej1clch z tovaren potrebu-
j tisfce letcG, spoluletc1, strel-
CT, navigatorG, bombard5r1 =
a vsichni must byti mladf. Nynf
americka armada umoznuje liz
17letym mladym muffin, kterf
pc 1spesne slozene zkousce mo
hou Sc stat cleny armadnf letec-
ke reservy. Tito hosi budou pax
povolani = kratce pc dosazenf
iejich Is let k zakladnfmu le-
teckemu vycviku, provadeneho
odbornymi letci, a jehoz hodno
ia S odhaduje ma 10000 dola-
RI. Tito mladi muzove sc tim
to vycvikem kvalifikujf nejen
jake letci ale jake odbornfci
jichz Dude treba pc valce a jez
ceka slibna budoucnost.
Proto rodice mladych muz1
by NELL navstfviti nejblizsf le-
tecky zkusebnf sbor, a nebo nej
blizsf vojensky odvodnf Trad
kde dostanou 1pln6 informace
a tistene brozury O vycviku je-
jich synG pro armadnf letec-
kOu reServu.
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