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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10
Dvouste Oslo "News Flashes
From Czechoslovakia."
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

Dne 30. srpna vyslo jiz c1slo
200 "News Flashes from Cze-
choslovakia Under Nazi Domi-
nation, a%nglickeho to buletinu
Ceskoslovenske narodnf rady v
Americe. Obsahuje velmi d.
LEFTY projev csl. statnfho mini
stra DR.. Huberta Ripky o ces-
koslovenskem stanovisku v1ci
stTedoevropske konfederaci a O
podmfnkach, Ia nichz ceskoslo
venska 1cast v nj jedine je mo-
INA; dale clanek o slavnosti
Kollarov6 v Moskv6 a Tadu
zprav 0 persekuci naseho lidu
We stare vlasti a jeho statement
odporu v1ci nemeckym vetTel-
cum.
Tento bulletin je z nejstars1ch
spojeneckych propagacn1ch pu
blikac1, nebot zacatek jeho W.
davan1 spada jeste do DOLBY
pTedvalecne. Ceskoslovensko
bylo prvn1 nen6meckou zemi
otevrene napadenou Nemec-
KEN a nase odbojove hnutf ma
rozdfl cd mnohych jinych men
SIGH narodG Hitlerem porobe-
nych, reagovalo ma 1tok tentc
neprodlene organisovanfm svt
tiskov6 akce We Spojenych Sta.
tech a postupne v ostatnfch svc
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10
Rekove Sc boufi prot pravicov
Wade.

New York, (ONA) = Rocky
fisk v Americe a vlivne kruhy
mezi Teckymi uprchlfky vytyci-
ly v posledn1 dobe pozadavek,
ably Rocky kral JiTf II. Sc nevra-
eel do svobodneho Recka do
kud nebude lid NIT pTflezitost
rozhodnutf IDA chce monarchii
ci republiku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-10

Lekari " budoucnu nebudou
Sc zabyvati lecenfm nemocnych
nybrz budou opravdu zdravot-
Milky, kteTi budou vychovavati
mladez a lid k vypestenf zdra-
veho tela, jez Dude vzdorovati
vsem nemocem. Nejvets1 vliv
tn Dude mfti slunce, cisty
vzduch, spravna vyziva a ra-
dio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Twenty Detroit Boats
To Sail in Erie Race
Apache TO Bid
for Sd Mills
Trophy Victory
BY GEORGE T.. VAN

Detroit will be represented by
about 20 sail yachts in the Toledo
Yacht Clubs 70-mile Mills Trophy
race around the western end of
Lake Erie next Saturday.
As in other wears, shippers from
this area are expected to bring
the big cup back to town. Only
once since 1883 has a local yachts
man failed to win the Lake Erie
classic
In 1887. John tRedD McGinnis
of Toledo took the siX-meter Mad
cap around the course to interrupt
the Detroit victory string.
Wilfred (TooD Gmeiner Will
defend the cup this year with his
Detroit Yacht Club cutter Apache
The 45-footer Will be out. 10 win
her third cup in a row Tommy
Fisher won in l941 when he
owned her.
Other Detroit boats expected
10 sail are Clete Welllng's VitesSe
Gorge Naumann' EStrellita.
Charley Beck's Hostess ii. Eddie
Wunsch's Mink. Russell Moore'S
l. Sale, Andy Langhammer's
Rambler. Tom ..ottS Duchess. 7.
c. williamson Rainbow. Lester
Lodges Dorlack III, Ernie Crates
Shamrock, Warrior with Joe
Shay, Pierce DarnellS Pintail
Fred MackenSen'S Challenge and
Fred Meno's Squall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
By EDGAR HAYES

Allen GrillthS, who was all-city
guard a Cooley High is home on
a short visit from Great Lakes
He has finished his boot
training and now VIII be assigned
20 a gunner school e.. Al played
four years 1T Cooley High and
was a member OF the eleven that
tied ST Theresa IN Briggs Sta
dunn Later he went 10 Notre
Dame and was q member of the
freshman team when many Of his
buddicS entered the navy He
hopes 70 return to school when
victory Is won.
Almost 80 lc'tormcn from
Northwestern High are now IN the
service. according 10 a survey
made by Sam Bishop, athletic
director And every branch Of
the service Is represented on the
list Among them are 1t. Tony
Arena later of Michigan State;
1t. Robert Clark Of the marines;
Ensign Forest EvaSheVSky Of the
lldN y ldAfl "a iH4il "a -'AaN hAA4f
Max Gurnan. the tennis star; 1t.
John Hackett OF the navy engi-
neerS, Lt./Harold Lindsay Of the
navy. IL Ernie Mccoy OF the
navy who was assistant coach at
Michigan when he left Davey
Nelson, now a navy aviation cadet;
Charles Pink also navy, and Paul
Telesky Of the medical corps
That's Just q few Of >them
Frank ColuCCI of Southwestern
High IS now overseas a. q reCre-
ational director for the Red Cross
He played football. baseball
and track for the ProSpcctorS and
then attended Yp>ilantI Normal
where he competed IN all sports
>. Later he was a teacher in the
health education department of a
Flint high school and one OF the
hes, football and basketball Off
Gals in the state He served
SIX months IN Ireland before going
overseas.
Dan HaCkmeIcT. who played golf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Cupboard Races
Draw 80 Boats

Matters in the -laeeeH5 a. the
head Of Belle Isle viii be churned
TO SudS this Sunday again when
the second regatta Of the Detroit
Cupboard Association 1913 sea-
son gets under way
Commodore Andy Rogcrson Of
the Detroit Cupboard ASSOCIATION
has received entries FOR more than
80 boats for the race.
Drivers who Won y each Of the
FIVE events in the FIRST regatta on
Belle Isle. MAY 80 VIII boz out to
hold their leads while The pilots
who placed near the top VIII be
there TO Gust them
Winners we're Class c HYDRA
80 cubic inch motors Roy
GTenler Of Detroit Class IS HYDRO
go cubic inch motor,) Leon
Guthrie Of Cleveland. O., Class \
Hydro IA cubic inch motors
Chuck Thompson Of Detroit Class
{ Racing Runab0ut. and Class {
Service RunaDout by Don Ziegler
OF Detroit.
Because Of the fact that all
d O 4. chan m plon ships are
awarded on the basis OF total
points Won throughout the entire
season, drivers always make a
determined effort 10 attend all
regattaS
Races Will start or . 30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Call Issued
For Golf Clubs

Selfridge Field has a beau
tiful golf course for the per-
sonnet stationed there, bat
there is sad lack Of golf
equipment. Capt. Hugh r.
Speir. base athletic officer
would like some kind friends
10 donate clubs.
These VIII be kept in the
athletic office and ISSUED to
players as they start a round
Of golf. The long evenings
make IT possible for the men
10 play a round after their
days work is done
If you have sci Of clubs
YOU would like 10 contribute.
call Capt. Speir al Nj Glenn
ems 25ll or call The Detroit
Times and we'll see they are
picked up and delivered to
the field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Girls Pose Problem
In ROgell School

DetroitS baseball school FOR
boys in the age classes. 1l-t2.
1911. 1916. is the largest IN the
United States. Councilman W. c..
Rogell, president reported Sat
urday in mentioning that i22
teams are enrolled against loo in
1912.
one instructor last week was
surprised 10 find two complete
girls teams demanding admission
They had enrolment cards. team
lists, and told the Instructor to
put them on the schedule. The
teachers suspect they are being
ribbed" through the boy chums
of the girls.
Starting az 9 N June 26. a
clinic is on schedule AZ Briggs
Stadium for the captains and
managers one instruction is how
10 coach with runners on base.
Other items are an exhibition
match between teams composed
of players from legion. high school
and federation teams. A rule lee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
TyrreI 10 Direct
Coast Guard Post

NEW YORK. June 10 Among
The many important war posts
taken over by former yachtSmen
is that assumed by 1t. Comdr
r. r. Tyrrel as director Of the
L. s. Coast Guard Auxiliary IN
the Third Naval District. Com
mander Tyrrel. who succeeded 1t.
Comdr p. d. Mills. recently as
signed to sea duty has been a
prominent member of the L. S.
Power Squadron for ID years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Prep Mines Play
For Top Places
Pershine and Chsdsey in
Title Bracket

Settlement of the first foar
places 10 Metropolitan High School
baseball for 1913 Is the proSpect
tomorrow az Briggs Stadium
where PerShing and Chad>ey meet
for the championship al 3:3O
Mackenzie and DENLY get together
at 30 FOR lhird
ChadSey and Mackenzie got N
the tough Way. Mackenzie mad
a tWo-game play-on with Cooley
for the northwest title Lefure
meeting Cha iSey for the west side
Chadscy had an extra game with
Western before the southwest til
ended
Only PerShing escaped a divi-
Sional playon The DoughboyS de-
featcd DENLY. 81 for tire east
SIDE crown ChadSey trlpp d
Mackenzie. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

for Southwestern, enlisted IN the
army in 1871 and was a staff SER
geant on Bataan when the big
show started His last letter
was dated March 9 of last year,
but his family has since been in
formed by the Red Cross that he
is a prisoner Of the Japs some
where in the Philippines.
John Held, All-City guard at
Southwestern in 1888, has been "A
sergeant in the air forces and has
10 months in the European thea
ter Harmon Burns a leu
tenant and former basketball and
tennis star. has been mentioned IN
TunlSian dispatches A. a pilot Of
a p 40 that shot down a Junkor so.
Dave Matthews. captain OF the
University OF Michigan track team
is now at Notre Dame with the
navy =. Although eligible 10 COM
pete for the Irish. Dave wrote 10
Coach Ken Doherty the program
laid down by the navy leaves no
time for outside activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
LIST Outdoor
MdtCdrd Again

The club champion Australian
tag team of Walter Roxy and Bert
Ruby will attempt 10 beat the
bad man aggregation of Rough
Rufus" Jones and Joe Ferroni in
the Mack Avenue A. C.S twice
postponed opening outdoor wres-
Ting card in the Mack pail park
Tuesday evening, or inside Fair
view Gardens if the weather pre-
vents wrestling under the stars.
Ruby and Roxy haven't been
beaten at this new type of Crap
ping combining to make what
looks like the perfect co-ordinat-
ing team. The bout will be best
two in three falls.
Other matches on the card are
Jack League VS.. Jack Reader and
Louis Klein vs.. Leo Jensen, both
one fall. 45-minute affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
CY Young Names
His AN-Time Team

Here is thc old-ume aI-Sfar
baseball team OF Cy Young Cap
Arson az first Nap Lalole at
second, Hans Wagner al short
and Jimmy Collins 81 third For
the outfield he IS a little more
modern with Cobb Speaker Ruth
and jackson. But his pitchers 30
way back 10 Wa!ter Johnson. I'd
Walsh, Rube Waddcll and Grover
Alexander When pressed he
added his own name 10 the
huTlprS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Courier Softbal| Schedule
SENIOR DIVISION

SENIOR DIVISION
Mondays gAme-Kay VS.. Holley Local
seq az KAY Field.
Tuesdays games--Ford vs. Virges.
Dingemsn 2 Chrysler Local vs.. Neigh.
borhood. Kennedy / Evans vs. Holley,
Atkinson 3 Kay bye.
Friday games-Holly VS. Neighborhcpd.
Dingeman 1 Ford Local 500 vs. Local 7.
Bradley 1 Evans We. Kay al Kay Field.
Nlrge's bye. ,'
JUNIOR DIVISION
Mondays games p. kronk 4 e. vs. BOYS
Club Atkinson 3 Painters vs. Sparsns.
kinsman and Unknown vs. Nrees
juniors GWo games. Krpnk 2
Tuesdays game Virges Juniors al
Boys Club
Thursdays game Kronk vs. Spar,ans
Atkinson 3 Roys' Club vs. Urges Kronk
2 and Unknowns vs. Panthers Al Kinsman
All Games start al y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Expect 100 Boats
In DBC Regatta

Howard French. chairman If
the race committee running the
Detroit Boat Club regatta this
Sunday on Lake ST Clair, said
Saturday he expects approx
maiely 100 starters 10 cross the
line off of No. ) buoy
Good weather during the last
10 days enabled yachtSmen 20
complete the fitting out work on
Just about all of Tho racing boats
in this area The first start Will
be made al - noon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

turC and instruction in batting 10y
Rogell himself are included
Captains who have not entered
their teams are asked TO report at
Briggs Stadium with enrolment
cards and player lists. The last
date for signing players is July =.
In the twilight league the clubs
are limited 10 one game a week.
in the other leagues two. At the
end of four weeks teams with
500 or better play a two-game
knockout for the Class a title
Those under 500 play in Class b
with East Side winners meeting
the West Side for the city cham
plonShlD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
FIGURES TELL STORY

Americans accustomed 10 mar
yelling az the way Rice circled
the Garden track At breath
taking pace. lap after lap, with
no sign Of diminishing speed,
rightfully place LOT OF faith IN
him. But tho speed Hagg APP
piled 10 shake Off his Swedish
purSuerS was such as might
make Rice look like a local
alongside an express. 1t sounds
unbelievable. but the figures
verify this.
Consider the best times Of
tho two for 5000 meters
Hagg's 1852 and Rice's
1894 II will take a great
measure Of Improvement on
Greg'S part and bit Of retro
gressi, n by Gunder TO make the
race even. We can expect Hagg
will slide back trifie. He
cant be counted upon 10 match
that worlds record again. and
vet there is no reason why he
shouldn't, for he ran the dis
tance only once last season
when he unreeled 10 world rec
ord performances.
Rice has been granted an
edge in Sprinting ability, and
this may be right No distance
runner has shown more Of a
. q
American Yet. even here. the
assumption that Rice will win
II they come into the home
stretch together may be a fall
laciouS ono. for Hagg has clock
ingS that show extraordinary
short distance speed He did
:53.5 in his only half-mile romp
last summer.
That ends Burton's summation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Chd|ky Wright Pilot
Banned for 90 Days

NEW YORK. June l9 up
Eddie Walker, manager Of eX-
featherwelght champion Chalky
Wright. was under 90-day suS-
pension today for falling TO APP
pear before the New York Boxing
Commission June TO sign for a
fight with champion Willie Pep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Sports Co-ordindtor
Sought by Ex-Paeker

GREEN BAY, Wis. June 10
Representative LavVie Dilweg
tD-Wis), former Green Bay
Packer end standout in the 1929
30-3l championship days, and
WeiS (D-Pal, an Official in the
National Football League are do
ing their best IN an effort 10
appoint a co-ordinator of sports
and head off any possible work
or fight" order aimed AZ aihlefes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
STRIKES OUT 22

Frank Fouden. former pitcher
for Central High and now the
property of the Detroit Tigers on
loan 10 the army, is stationed at
Fort Brady. Mich. Recently he
struck out % men in 1925 innings
of ball game, allowing only three
hits He doubles as an out
fielder when not hurting.
During the first seven games
played by the Fifteenth Training
Regiment baseball team at Fort
Monmouth. n. j.. not one earned
run was scored by the opposition
Jim Van Saun hurled %
scoreless innings tanning 80 bat
tiers Ted Quay their new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Dick West Returns
To International

Dick West. catcher, is back in
the International League where
he starred before being sold to
the Reds by Baltimore. He's hit
ting the ball for Syracuse now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Yankee Stadium
Home Run Park

CHICAGO, June 19 GNS)-Out
of the Is homers hit in the Amer
lean League through May ID,
seven were banged out in the
Yam kee Stadium and six in
SportsmanS Park, St. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

(This column al HcWs dboUt
athletes IN the service appears
erery Sunday and Wednesday, iR
The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTOR

There are strong psychology
cal factors operating against
Rice. He has never run a great
race outdoors. He has never
broken nine minutes for two
miles on me clnderS, He isn't
fully confident in the open. lie
breads running in intense heat
which may come up. He twice
suffered SunStroke after OUT
door races. The medical eX-
PLANTATION is that he suffers from
q chloride deficiency due 70 ms
habit of foregoing salt in his
food when il is left TO his dis
erection.
ION the other hand Rice
showed against Taisto Maxi
that he has no terror Of foreign
regulations. To take care OF
the Finn in a postSeaSon meet
at Madison Square Garden, he
Knocked whole seconds of the
worlds record for three miles
The ealloping gnome has what
II takes to stay with a tremen-
dous pace, and he has some
thing else That is a devaStat-
ing spring over the final fur
long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Prospects Slim for Bout
Between Good Heavies
Most Of Good
Boys Are Now
in Service
BY LAYTON CARVER


international news NrrNhe Np"fts EoN"F
NEW YORK. June 19-Until
now, there hasn't been time
within the memory of man when
an outdoor boxing season has
been without prospects of at least
4 few=star- heavyweight attFac-
tionS The big guys simply won't
be around this semester, with the
possible exception on an outside
chance of "A match between Tami
Mauriello and Jimmy Bivins or
Meio Bettina
The latter seems to be the
least likely Of all 10 get a whack
at an outdoor appearance due
TO the fact he is in the service
and used UP "A leave only Mon
day night in fight at Philadel-
phIa.
$50 We will go along with
lightweights and feathers
mostly. with a few welters TO
be utilized occasionally" Match
maker Nat Rodgers Of the
Twentieth Century Sporting
Club said today. There are
some little guys around, only a
scarcity OF big ones.
FIGHTS MAKE FIGHTS
"Oh, sure there Il no such
great number OF matches TO be
chosen as in normal times, but
the shows make themselves
a-k e..
instance, Bob Montgomery's
victory over Beau Jack did not
eliminate the latter as a draw
ing card, yet elevated Mont
gOmery to the lightweight
championship and thus makes
him an attraction. Had Mont
gomery been beaten he woald
be just another fighter"
AS a starter on the outdoor
season around here, the Twen-
tieth Century (which is Mike
Jacobs4 has Montgomery coming
up against Johnny Greco next
Friday night for 10 rounds nom
title.
This one was originally sched-
uled for Saturday afternoon, June
26, but was moved TO Friday
night TO avoid competition with
the Brooklyn handicap at Aque-
duct and a Giant-Braves baseball
game at the Polo Grounds.
BEST HEAvIES GONE
Most of the better heavieS, in
Guiding champion Joe Louis. are
gone; the same applies to the
light heavies headed by Cpl. Billy
Conn, and to the middleweights
topped by Tony Zale of the u. S.
Navy and 10 the welters, whose
title-holder, Freddy (Red) Coch-
rane also is in the navy.
The big names are in the big
battle.
I'VE haven't made any plans
for the outdoors beyond the
Montbomery-Greco bout" the
matchmaker said. 1--WE are
going along from one show to
another, confident of getting
good matches but not being able
to arrange them very far In adj
vance as we might II there were
more fighters.
There Is a chance that Ray
Robinson can be used I'm a well
terweight match eventually IL
he can get q leave, and, Of
course, we have some plans for
an Armstrong Beau Jack en-
counter at the proper time. We
also are not overlooking Willie
Pep II he Is available"
II begins 10 look as though by
the end of summer. matchmakers
will be hard-pressed to find any
/ talent at all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
The Greater Game BY Edgar Hayes
NWESTERN HI HAS $50 IN SERVICE
BY Edgar Hayes

catcher, played with a number Of
professional teams, including New
York GiantS@Newark, Montreal,
Memphis, Albany and Wilkes
Barre.
Cpl William Gelbuda OF Camp
Edwards, Mass, is former mem
Der of the House OF David team
=. Apparently he wasn't used at
"a recent game al Camp Barley
Tex. where the 90th Division de-
feated the Engineers 35-l2
When Santa Ana Army Air Base
beat San Diego Marines IN one of
the early games, p to ,, only one
member of the winners went hit
less -. a rookie from the Yankees
named DiMaggio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
AID FOR SHORTSTOP

From the Camp Roberts Dis
patch comes the following ad:
"Shortstop Wanted - Expert
enced professional or semiprO
shortstop needed to fill camp in
Roberts Rangers infield. Will
provide uniform, drinking water,
and ball. Will also see that
successful applicant receives
free room, board, clothing and at
least $50 a month. Applicants
should be under 30 years of
age, sound of limb and able to
move around the short patch
without the aid of wheel chair.
Should be able to stop an coca
sional ball batted in that direc-
ton. See sgt. Otto Meyers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
BURTN TAKES OVER

Furton takes over here and tins
column is his 10 the finish:
II is my firm opinion Nils
Gundcr Hagg, the super-Swede,
will defeat Greg Rice America
greatest distance runner, when
they come together IN the 5000
meter run AZ the national track
championships on r a n q Is
Island
believe this because / am
under the strong impression
lthat both Hagg and Rice are
PLAYING poeSum as far as their
condition is concerned, that
they are both in the best pos
sible shape for this point of the
season. and the Swedish runner
has given convincing proof Of
superior ability
One other thing can be added
about the physical condition oil
the two men. II there IS any
doubt about which is in better
trim. Rice should get the mega
tive benefit Of H. Hagg has a
way Of printing himself fast.
Rice may not be IN his best
shape He has never achieved
il IN an outdoor campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Expert Explains
Why Hdgg Will
0utrun Rice
By LAYTON CARVER

Internhtionai news service Sports NrUrf
NEW YORK, June 19-ThiS is
the strangest story OF all the
strange stories l might have writ
ten in my newspaper career AS
a matter of fact, am not writing
IL at all.
Just a few minutes ago / butted
into Lewis Burton. the track and
field filbert- of the New York
=.iaasnaizAmcricaH@ and @Htoid him
] had made a small. little insig-
nificant wager on Greg Rice 10
beat Gunder Hagg in their world
rocking race this Sunday.
What Burton screamed.
"You pick Rice to beat Hagg"
You must be daily. There are
a thousand reasons why Hagg
will win
"All right" | said, "name
them. Start at the beginning;
tell the public and let's get this
thing out In the open. Why Is
Hagg going 10 beat Rice:
confess l can't pick a winner.
You name this one"
The track expert, Lewis Bur
ton, therefore writes the rest OF
this column. but | still have a
small wager on Rice.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
District Housing Inquiry
Due in Senate Soon

Hearings before the Senate District
Subcommittee on Housing. which
IS conducting an investigation into
the work of the National Capital
Housing Authority and slum condi-
tlons in the District, will begin in
about two weeks, Chairman Burton
OF the subcommittee said today.
John 1hlder, executive officer of
the Housing Authority, will appear
as the first witness, and his testi-
mony is expected to include an ex-
haustive report on the Authority's
finances. All other persons who wish
to testify will be heard by the sub
committee, Senator Burton said
Several already have listed their
names with the clerk of the Senate
District Committee.
With the nine tours already made,
which have covered the Districts
worst slum areas and all types of
housing constructed here by the
NCHA, the subcommittee has COM
pleted its official inspection trips.
Senator Burton reported. He said,
however, that he and perhaps other
members of the subcommittee prob
ably will make several unofficial trips
to see private housing DEVELOPMENTS
here, at the request of private build
erS,