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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

The City'S 200 Old NewSboyS
VIII be on the streets tomorrow
morning, selling the papers so that
no underprivileged child Will he
forgotten on Christmas. Teachers
and policemen Will also assist.
GOAL Is $500, 900
"Our goal IL $500. 900 and this
must be- realized from the sale
Of GoodfellOW editions II We are
10 make good our pledge. No
Chttd without "a thristRtas. .
WInCkler said. ave believe that
the GoodfellOw movement. which
received its start here, II a
builder Of good citizenship.
MANY an old NewsbOy, who
will he selling papers this year,
knew poverty In his youth and
knows how much this Christ
mas means 90 the youngsters
who would otherwise be for
gotten. We are hoping that De-
troit will help us again on Tues
day in going over the top"
CEREMONIES HELD
Two ChTiStm as trees were
lighted m ceremonies At the Brady
Monument on Belle Isle yesterday
in memory of the late founder of
the Goodiellows, James j. Brady
Bobby Jabro, a grand nephew of
the old NcwSboyS founder and a
grandson of Goodfellow Joseph w.
Brady. lighted the trees.
A Goodfellow parade, led by a
large Detroit Federation OF Mu-
SIclanS Band. will precede the sale
OF Goodfellow editions al ll:30
a m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
: DefrOiferS Die
HIM SuID-ZerO Wave
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tured ribs and was hospitalized at
Saratoga General Hospital. The
others were treated and released
at the scene.
100000 DAMAGE
Estimated fire damage was
100000.
The weather continued TO him
der all ground traffic. New York
and other eastern trains. delayed
by record-breaking snow storms
in the East, were arriving in De-
troit three 10 five hours late. A
Buffalo train was 10 hours behind
schedule after battling through
the worst snowfall in that areas
history.
Planes were reported arriving
and departing on schedule with
fairly clear skies prevailing
throughout the Detroit area.
BUSES RUNNING LATE
Some buses were running late,
delayed by ice-Coated highways in
numerous out-State sections.
While the DSR reported little
operational trouble, the Automo-
bile Club of Michigan reported
the busiest weekend Of the sea-
son" with 5000 calls from
strand d motorists Saturday
night and yesterday.
The weather bureau said the
cold wave was general over most
Of the states east OF the Rocky
Mountains
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Morgan Yacht Ends
Service for British

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Dec. II
INS)-The J. ?. Morgan yacht
Corsair, sold 10 the British in
1910 repeatedly for her value as
scrap, awaited decommissioning
in Bermuda today
Used in the West Indies anti
submarine service, the worlds
largest private yacht arrived in
Hamilton harbor yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Canadian Ambassador
Thanks Film Stars

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. II tUP)-'
l. r. Pearson. Canadian ambas-
sador, was in Hollywood to thank
Hollywood studios and actors for
their contributions 10 dominion
morale during the war.
Pearson Will give Canada's
thanks 10 the film industry for
services Of celebrities who made
bond tours Of Canada or bond
selling films
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
CAST 10 BE Put
0n Gen. Patton

HEIDELBERG. Dec. Il GNS)
An official army bulletin de-
clared today preparations were
under way 10 place Gen. Patton
in r plaster cast as further relief
for the broken neck he sustained
ia Mannheim automobile crash
Dec q
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Buffalo oDigs0ut
Of Record Snow

BUFFALO, ~. Y. Dec. IT.
HNS4-BHffaio was digging itself
out OF It's worst blizzard today
after AZ inches Of snow fell in 81
hours. Transportation was tied
up, telephone service disrupted.
schools closed, mails undelivered
and citizens moblllzed TO prevent
fires.
Mayor Joseph J. Kelly declared
A state of emergency and ordered
ait city offices closed
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
TREATED, RELEASED

Treated at Garfield Hospital
and released later:
Paul Van Strein. Battle Creek,
left hip contuSionS.
John Buatz. Detroit. scalp cuts
Victor Sroka, Detroit, scalp
cuts.
Charles Vandeweg Muskegon,
scalp decorations.
Robert Shiko, Detroit, cuts over
left eye.
James Van Dygriff. Niles. scalp
cuts.
Edward Stoll. Monroe, burned
hands.
SLSgt. Arnold Matzke 342 Nc
knight, Crosse Pointe, head cash.
s Sgt Carl GualdoW. 4i99
Fisher, Detroit, deep head gashes
and other head injuries.
ia Edward Wilson. Albion.
right knee injury, head gaShcs.
T/5 Franz Stark 2O6 +. High.
Jackson, head injuries. bruises,
deep cash over right eye
s Sgt Raymond Stahlhod. 10
Katherine, Battle Creek, minor
cuts on head
ia Harvey Dunford, Kalama-
700, cuts on right hip
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
GripShOln Brings
l.99f RepatriaIes

JERSEY CITY. n J, Dec. u
tAP)-The exchange liner Grips
holm. carrying 1894 repatriatec
persons from Mediterranean ports
docked here today.
The passengers. most ~ them
wish refugees, came from
Palermo. Sicily; Alexandra and
Cairo. Egypt; Sslonics and Pira-
Gus, Greece; Naples, Italy. and
MarSeilleS. France.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Is Michigan G|s
Hurt in Wreck
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field Park Hospital here is 7 4
Albert SChrotendoor, Holland.
Among the others injured were
the following Michigan soldiers:
Sgt Richard Wyman, IS Palmer,
n. w, Grand Rapids, cuts above
eyes, cuts on nose, chin and head.
S/Sgt. Ondra Pierce, 2l3 f.
Lindsey Blvd, Flint, injured left
leg.
S/Sgt Doris Nichols. 2l2 Clin-
ton, Grand Ledge. bruises. cuts
Cpl. Howard Hamilton, 725
Clinton, Kalamazoo, bruised alb
domen,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
THREE FIREMEN HURT

Several others received emer-
Eency treatment in Detroit hos
pltalS for minor frostbltes or other
injuries attributed 10 the weather.
Three firemen and two police
men were injured and two other
policemen were treated for frost
bite during fire which DESTROYED
the phonograph record laboratory
building Of the Sav-Way Indus
tries Eight Mile and Ryan roads.
Treated for frost bite were
Patrolman Larry Peterson. %. and
Sgt Vincent Romano Of. Warren
Township. Fireman Joseph DeVoy
IS. Henry Moran and Lawrence
DolSen and Police Chief Fred
Moletta and PatrOlman James
Asara. all Of Warren Township.
were injured in explosions al tho
laboratory
DeNoy suffered several frac-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
prTrDir nATA

Temperature sunday HlgnsT. u degrees:
loNekt. "a moan
-2f degrees
Departure from nctmN tsrPsrs'urs tr-s
Jan .444 ceEtrtt
Temperature one yFsT sE0 'cdav H.fFsss
- degrees .UWgSf ~ mean "a
Temperature fris cs's 'r 9sv a yesrU
H gheHi, % degtset N ls77 l1sssf - =
lhTS
Rtsuvs humidity SUNDAY so m %
per cent 80 - 9eY rss -
. n - 1e- rent 80 > m F3 osr rs-t
Ptetipifa(-r 'u last - rr4-t srr-ra -
> 40 m today Zcro inches
pcps ftuFs q. m normal prsripi'a'Hn tlyrC
ian = 90 inches
Degree GAYS Pr sunday Dee - 40
NORMAL f.r urr - -
Acc ~u.a'eo rrr-fs rfvt f.it --rr'~ s0L
k0r~s fsTree GAYS f0r December litf
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
THE WEATHER

cold tonight I0Wes' tonight about
z degrees Tuesday cloudy and moi cLite a
C0d with sruN ~ uighf
--t-rpr-r r1rrrsst- fr-tFrr GNfpwrnrs dIffrE
the nstt IS hours for zero 20 bs.ou I'll
sfrfrff.rs
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
GOOdfeIIOWS Ask
Aid Tomorrow

Fred J. Wnckler president of Detrots Old Newsboys
Goodfeow Fund to-day appealed TO Detroers for full sup
port in the Of Goodfeow newspaper editions tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
KONoYE DEATH SHOCK

Meanwhile, the Tokyo press re-
ported the Japanese people
shocked T. by weekend develop
mentS which included the poison
suicide as Prince Fumimaro Ko-
noyc and an Allied ban on state
aid 10 ShintoiSm.
konoye, three times premier OF
Japan. was TO have joined many
OF his former colleagues by Sat
urday midnight at Sugamo prison
The name of the prince ap-
peared Dec. s on a war criminal
suspect list with eight other prom
inent Japanese.
Trials of minor apanese,
charged with perpetrating atroci-
ties in war prison camps. will get
under way tomorrow afternoon in
Yokohama.
The japanese government was
ordered to discharge Judge Takeo
lShIwara Of the Kyoto district
court for being too lenient.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Admiral Bdres
Ydmdmoto Trap
oear' Harbor Probe
Delayed by Sqoaoo'e
MASHINGT0N- - Il -

WASHINGTON. Dec II .APl
Wee ADM Theodore c. WIlkln-
son related today that he set a
death trap for japanese Adm
1fEmsm0ro ieSpI1r- fears thst-th-
Japanese would thereby learn
that the United States vas crack
ing their Codes
The former head Of naval in
telhccnCo and later a Seahghter
with Adm HalSey gave the ac-
count 10 a Scnate-House commit
tee investigating the Japanese al
tack on Pearl Harhor Dec. 7, l94l.
Wilkinson $ testimony was de-
laycd hv a political Squabhle
among the members al the open
inG of the session
SQUABBLE ON QUIZ
During the arguments, precipi-
tated by controversy over com
mluoe employees and the course
o. the inquiry Rep. Keefe tR-
Wis demanded 10 know whether
the group was investigating Pearl
Harbor OF GOV. Dewey OF New
York.
Long with WilkinSonS teSti-
mony, the committee also re-
ccived naval documents showing
that.
Six days before the Japa-
ncSc attacked Pearl Harbor,
the office Of naval intelligence
believed the Jap hight soon sd-
vance against Thailand.
On Nov. Is, lq4l, a naval in
tclhgence summary spoke Of
"the approaching crisis in u.
S-Japanese relations
The Ysmamoto incident came
Up while Wilkinson was telling OF
the great secrecy that surrounded
the code-breaking when nc was
in intelligence from mld-October
Gl9il 10 July OF 1912
TRAP FOR YAMAM0To -
Later AT sea, he recalled, he
cot orders from Adm. NlInitZ 10
arrange 10 snare Yamamoto, the
head Of the Jap fleet who once
hoaSted he would dictate peace
terms in the White House.
Wilkinson said the operation
would show that the United
States had very definite informa-
tlon as 10 Japanese movements
and he so advised Nimitz.
'Simits said. go to tt, !" he
related.
The actual shooting down Of
Namamoto-an intricate opera
ton that required split-Second
timing - Wilkinson described
simply:
II arranged for an intercep-
tion OF him"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Jdps Clear Way
For Elections

TOKYO. Dec II. GNS)-Par-
lamentary sources said today
that, barring unexpected develop
mentS. the japanese government
viii dissolve the present diet to-
morrow.
All important bills. including
labor union and farmland reforms.
are expected 10 clear through both
houses tomorrow.
This will clear the way for gen
eral elections, scheduled 10 be
held the last week in January,
with the new diet convening the
first week in February.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

home, 1O674 Hinsdale CT, Fern
dale.
9 TRAFFIC VICTIMS
The traffic victims were Give
Maggard. %. of 1892 Centralla.
and William Adams, rs, of 2630
Wabash.
Maggard was killed when his
auto was struck by a street car
at Grand River near w. Chicago
and hurled into the path of car
driven by Mrs. Gladys kelch,
1927 Piedmont.
Adams was struck at Four
-teenth and Perry by car driven
by Herbert Wade, Is, OF 2430
Clifford. Wade was not held.
James Duncan, Is, an official OF
the American Car and Foundry
Co, died in Henry Ford Hospital
Of third degree burns he received
while stocking his furnace at S9l
Edison early yesterday Flames
ignlted his pajamas and robe.
DIES IN BLAZE
John Hamilton, az, Of $40
Adelaide died in fire which de-
Stroyed the apartment where he
resides. Mrs. Lulu Nelson, owner
told firemen the fire started when
she tried TO thaw out frozen pipes
with burning newspapers.
Henry Barton. 45, Of 8740 Rus
sell, was found dead in an alley
al the rear Of l4l0 Hague. Police
said he apparently had frozen TO
death
Richard Buckley OF 1928 Wade,
was in critical condition at Re-
ceiving Hospital today with
frozen hands and feet He was
found unconscious in a parking
lot AZ 17l4 Second.
Eddie Owens, %, Of 1915 F..
AleXandrine. mai tenan .
worker for the DSR. was treated
al Receiving for frozen ears.
Davis Anderson, %, OF 1918
Chene, received treatment for a
froStbltten hand and foot
Gus Gargas. AZ. Of 2Sl +. Eliza
beth, was admitted 10 Receiving
Hospital after his head and face
had been scalded when he opened
the radiator cap on his frozen
automobile.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
COAL MINERS STRIKE

The japanese government mean
while was confronted by strike
of coal miners at the Mitsui col
llery IN Fukuoka prefecture.
Following management's rejec.
ton Of Seven-pOInt demand, the
strikers occupied the company
power plant and cut off electric
current to the colliery. Demands
include wage raise. a 4S-hour
week and inSistenCe that the COM
pany furnish overallS. rubber-soled
socks. towels and soap.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
2 TRAFFIC VICTIMS

home, 1O674 Hlnsdale CT, Fern
4 Il
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
How Soldiers
Come Home

Al least - troop carriers with
nearly $4,000 Seryicemen are due
today Al eeight Last and West
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

navrat k 1spesne demokracii,
prerusene nemeckou invasi.
Jsou to vsechno jen vyznacne
ukazky.
Mezi ceskoslovenskymi stat
Milky, kteri hrali vynikajicf 1lo-
hu v rehabilitaci sve zeme, je
Jan Masaryk, ministr zahranic-
Mich vec1 a syn osvobozeneho
Ceskoslovenska. S opravdovym
poteSenim pfedstavuji svym
krajandm v America Jana Ma
saryka, ktery nenf u mas zad-
nym cizincem. Jeho matka by
la Americanka a on sam stravil
" nasf zemi nekolik rok1. Una
Ameriku a ma pro nj jen slova
obdivu, zrovna tax jake jsem
ia sam poznal Jana Masaryka,
pro nehoz rovnez chovam jen
obdiv."
Jan Masaryk:
"Dekuji "a vase laskave u
vedenf, pan velvyslance.
DRAFT pratele! Jsem velmi
povdecen "a tuto prilezitost. a.
bych vas mohl pozdravit, abych
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

pozdravil velky americky ma
rod, naseho pT1tele a naseho
spojence. Pc prve pc sedmi
dlouhych, nekonecnych, hroz-
nych letech, mluv1m k VAN re
~svobodne, krasne a staroslavne
Prahy. Ia valky jsem k VAN
caste zaj1zdel S zadostl o po-
moe a povzbuzen1. Vzdy jste
mne vyhoveli s sirokym pfatel-
skym usmevem. casio jsem me-
pTllezitost pohovorit 81 O valce
a O mlru s velkym a o%svlcenym
Americanem Franklin Delano
Rooseveltem. Vzpomlnam ma
neho S hrdou vdecnostl, a snad
81 mohu dovolit r1ci, i S laskou.
Vzpominam ma vTele pratelske
vztahy k Americe, jez povazuji
ga jednu z nejvets1ch vecl sve-
no zivota hned Cd onoho dine,
kdy jsem pc prve spatfil sochu
Svobody pred 40 lety. Cesko-
slovensko, srdce Evropy, jest
svobodno. Opet jednou jsme
pany We vlastnim dome a pTi-
pravujeme Sc k tomu, abychom
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
Csl. interchangeable poradcem
UNRRY.

(CTK)-Dr. Frantisek Munk
byl jmenovan hlavn1m narodo-
hospodarskym poradcem orga-
nisace spojenecke pomoci
UNRRA pro Polsko a odjede v
nejblizsl dobe, ably nastoupil
svGj Trad We Varsave. DR.. Munk
byl cd lonskeho roku Teditelem
UNRRY pro vycvik personalu a
zorganisoval v teto funkci W.
cvikova stTediska V Americe,
Anglii a ma evropske pevnine.
Pred tim byl profesorem narod-
nfho hospodarstvf ma Universe
ty of California v Berkeley. Ma
81 v~erejnosti je znam nejen z.
cetnych prednasek, nybrz i ja-
ko autor knih "The Economics
of Force" a "The Lagacy of
Nazism", psane v roce 1912,
kde pTedv1dal cetne z dnesnlch
hospodarskych a socialnlch pro
blemG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
Provolanf ma pomoc csI. dstem.

Provolani ma pomoc csl. detem.
(CTK) - V techto dnech
vydala organisace American
Relief for Czechoslovakia toto
provolan1:
American Relief for Czecho-
slovakia organizuje sbfrku po-
travin a satstva pod heslem GA
merican Remembers Czechoslo-
vakia". Sb1rka, jez ma trvati
cd IL. az do 80. listopadu 1915,
je organizovana jake dusledek
zprav O zoufalem stavu cesko-
slovensk6ho lidu, hlavne detl,
jez potrebuj1 okamzitou pomoc,
Telegram, odeslany z Prahy
dine %. r1jna panem Waitstlll
H. Sharpen, vedouclm fedlte-
lem organisace American Re-
lief for Czechoslovakia, l1cl tu-
to zoufalou situaci takto:
"785,OOO detf We vaznem ne
bezpecf. Chybej1 tuky, maso,
ryze. Vyzivnost skrobovin cini
meme nez 1900 kaloril. Pride
ly budou zmenseny. Had a u
mrtnost ma Slovensku rosie teZ
tuberkulosa. Rozpocet organl-
sacf pece o mladez jakoz roz-
pocet nasi organisace nestaci
zabranit nebezpec1 hrozlclmu
csl. detem zeslabenym sestlle-
tym stradan1m tato krise vyza-
duje totalnf revisi situace.'
Castky dane organisaci Anne
rican Relief for Czechoslovakla
mohou hradit jen cast potreo
Polivku, denn1 cokoladovy ma
poi a dive vejce, tydne pro 3d.,
900 skoln1ch detf ma 40 dni:
PotTebujeme vice. Americana
mohou pomoci stoprocentnl
podporou teto kampane. Zada-
me organisace, c1rkve, spolky q
privatnf osoby, ably nam pomo-
hly. Podrobnosti a instrukce
lie obdrzet ma plsemnou zadost
cd American Relief for Czecho-
slovakia, Inc, 1919 Broadway,
New York : %, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
Podrobnosti letecke katastrofy
" Anglii z q. rfjna.


Dne 5. r1jna We 12:45 odpo-
LEONE h~avarovalo letadlo typu
"Llberator', jez spolu S dvema
Jinymi letadly tehoz typu vile
Ito s letiste Blackbush mesta
Camberley. V letadle s ceskou
posadkou byli csl. ~repatrianti,
vraceJlc1 Sc do Prahy. DIE w
povedl sv6dkd letelo letadlo w
chodnlm smerem, velmi nfzko
krouzilo a patrne Sc pokouselo
vratit ma letiste. Jedno kr1dlo
2 levy stroj byly v plamenech.
K havarii doslo dive mile cd le-
tlste v Blackbush. Pr neStesti
zahynula posadka i c~estuifcf
letadla.
Pasadka letadIa: Kapitan le-
tounu, poruc1k letectva Jaroslav
Kudlacek; druhy pilot stabnf
rotmistr Karel Broz; radiotele-
grafista, porucfk B. Vaverka;
navigator, podporucfk Karel
Rybnlcek; palubni mechanic,
stabn1 rotmistr Zdenek Sedlak.
C~estujicf: Marta Obrazova,
zena 1rednika csl. velvyslanec-
tv1 v Londyne; Michal Richter,
truhlar z Diosku ma Slovensku;
Anna Rosenblumova, pfsarka;
Jiri Rosenblum, jeji dvoulety
syn; Marina Pauliny. mfsto-
predsedkyn6 csl. Cerveneho
Kf1ze V Londyn6; Ota Schwarz
demobilisovany desatn1k csl.
zahranicnf armdy, byv. Teditel
textilnf tovarny v Brine; Marie
ISobeslavska z Miskovce; Via
dimir Sobeslavsky, starry 18 me-
s1cu, jej1 syn; Marie Sobeslav-
ska, Is mesfcG, jejf dcera; An
TOME Safrankova z Nuslf; Eva
Safrankova, stara 6 let,jejf dee
ra; Ota Thinks, voj1n z Hudco-
va; Irma Trinksova, jeho zena;
RGzena Lichtensteinova (roz.
Hlavackova) z Nuslf; Helena
Wodakova (roz. Pfskova) z
Gajar, ODE drednice csl. repa-
triacn1 mise; Greta Zaludova z
Prachatic; Helena Zaludova,
lief dvouleta dcera; Edita Sc
dlakova, manzelka elena posad
ky, WAAF.
Pohreb obeti konal Sc We ctvr-
tick, II. T1jna z letiste v Black
BUSH a pohTeb obet1 zidovske-
no vyznan1 patek, IL. T1jna.
Pohrbu byl pfftomen pTfbuzny
Mariny Paulinyov6 DIR. j. Pau
liny-Toth a general Slezak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09
Nemci zadaji podil luzickych
veIkostatkHH.

(CTK) = Prazsky rozhlas
dine &c. T1jna vys1lal tuto zpra-
WI: "Velke nemecke latifundie,
ktere kdysi nalezely luzickemu
lidu, jsou nyn1 rozdelovany v
mensf majetky a pfid6lovany
Luzican1m. Avsak Nemci chte-
il, ably cast techto velkostatku
byla pridelovano NemcGm Wy
stehovanym z Ceskoslovenska.
Takovy postup by vsak oslabil
opet slovansky raz Luzice a
zvysil by nebezpecf, re starry
slovansky majetek padne opet
do nemeckych rukou a Dude no
pouzito k 1celGm germanisa-
ce."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

pripojili Ceskoslovensko do kon
struktivn1ho orchestra demo-
kratickych narod1, z nehoz mas
Hitler vyradil ma dobu vic nez
sedmi rok1. Byla to vskutku
velmi tvrda costa v pred. Mas
narod prosel peklem. Nase deti
jsou spatne ziveny. Potrebuje-
me suroviny. Pres to vsechno
neklesame ma duchu. Pc vSem
tom, co mas lid musil zkouset v.
techto sedmi letech degradace,
pfekoname vsechno, kdyz jsme
dosahli svobody. zadam vas
vsak o pomoc, zadam O vase
porozumen1 a mohu YAM sl1bit,
re v dalslm SVEN vyvoji vas ne
zklameme.
Pripravujeme n6kolik d1klad-
nych hospodaTskych zmen.
Mnohym z vas Sc budou zdat
pf1lis radikalnf, my vsak must
me hledat svou zachranu HE
DAMN svych vlastnich cest. Ma
Gem vsak setrvavame, je demo
kracie, opravdova demokracie,
kterou 81 chceme podrzet. Do
Dry pf1klad, ktery lid Ceskoslo-
venska nebo lid v ceskych ze-
mich daval jinym v historic e.
yropske demokracie, mel by
byt zarukou tenn, kterf snadnc
upadaj1 v pochybnosti.
Obdivuji ceskoslovensky lid
Pracuj1 tvrde. Jsou pocestnf g
vzdelanl. Dovedou samostat
ne myslet. Nemci Sc pokousel
pc tislc rokG O to, ably mas SINE
til s cesty. A podivejte Sc dneE
ma Nemce!
Jsme hrdi ma to, re jsme spo
jenci Sovetskeho Ruska, nasehC
velkeho souseda. Rovnez jsmt
hrdi ma to, re jsme spojenci "a
padn1ch demokraci1. Jsme roz
hodnuti trvat ma tom, re 81 u
sporadame veci svym vlastnin
zpGsobem, cestou ma opravdo.
We, osobite svobode cloveka.
Doufam, re jednoho dine Sc
opet rozjedu k yam. Velmi cas-
to Sc mne zasteskne pc Ameri
ce. Zatim yam jen v den ma
seho narodn1ho vzkrisenf posi-
lam sve pozdravy. Zdravfn
tez uctive vaseho presidents
Harry S. Trumana, jehoz zdat
most a skromnost, jez jsou jistf
velmi vzacnou a krasnou kom
binacf osobn1ch v~lastnost1, uci
Mill hluboky DOZEN ma mas lie
We znovuzrozene zemi.
My zde vSichni name sve oh
tie = Wy je mate rovnez. V.
nam mGzete pomoci, abychon
nektere sve pot1ze rozresili. M.
pro vas nem1zeme uciniti mno
no. Ma to jsme pT1lis kratci
My vsak m1zeme pGsobit svyn
stabilisujfcfm, 1silovne pracu
j1c1m a budovatelskym vliver
v Europe, a to je pfece jen ne
co, co i YAM mGze n6jak pro
sp6t. Pros1m vas, abyste mar
neodp1rali dobrodin1 shov1va
veho a trpeliveho postoje. M,
Sc z toho nejak dostaneme.
omen pocit, re velky a svobod
my narod americky nam rozU
mi a re O mas stoj1, Dude mar
mohutnejsf vzpruhou, abychor
81 proklestili cestu k skutecn
demokracii, k opravdove svc
bode, bez jake by ami lid v A
merice, ami lid v Ceskoslover
sku lit nemohl.
Zehnej YAM BGh a ma shle
danou!"
Pr0vo1auS M n0m0r cSI. deter
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-11-09

!. Vstup ma ~, 2 anebo 8 roxy.
(Vstup ma ! rok povolen muzum Sc
Sestimesini sluibou.)
Z. Znovuvstoupivsim muffin Sc po-
necha jejich nynejsi hodnost. kdyz
vstoupi behem 20 dnI po p~ropuSteni a
pied /. unorem 1916. Totez Sc tyka
multi, propustenych mezi IL. kvet-
mem a /. listopadem 1915. kteri vstou-
pi pred q. l~istopadem 1916.
5. Zvyseni bonusu k opetnemu
vstupu ma $50 kazdy rok aktivnf
sluzby, cd DOLBY kdy bonus byl POI
sledn8 vyplacen, nebo cd ~posledniho
vstupu do sluzby.
4. 900 zvlastniho platu v zamofi.
s. Placen& dovolena az do 90 dnd,
zavisla ma delce sluzby, s c%estovni do
volenou placenou do domova a zpet
pro mule nyni " Armada, ktefi znovu
vstoupi.
6. Vyplata vsem muzim (na zaklade
delky sluzby). pfopustenym a znovu-
vstoupivSim do Armady.
z. Ma vybranou: vzdati Sc "a po-
bvicni plat pro zbytek vaseho zivota
20 dvacetileete sluzb& - nebo tfi
6tvrtiny platu pc 80 letech. (Pfijem
phi odchodu ma odpocinek v hodnosti
Master nebo Prvniho Serzanta az do
$l55.25 mesicn9 dozivotne). Vcechna
pfedchazejici aktivni federalni vojen-
ska sluzba Sc zapocita pfi odpocinku.
Z. Benefity CT Bill of Rights
+. 9. Pozitky pro rodinu pc dobu opet-
neho vstupu pro zavisle NJ mulch.
kteri vstoupi nebo znovu vstoupi pred
!. cervencem 1916.
10. Vyb9r oboru sluzby a v zamori
pFi Leteckych, Pozemnich nebo Slu-
zebnich silach u tfirocniho vstupu.