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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

T,HIS Is Worth Money Dept:
Il Newest device, they say, per-
fected by Mr.. Whiskers TO make
gasoline black marketing OF
coupons impossible, is a corker.
The Govt will impregnate the
coupons with a powder that
stays on for six weeks. 1t is
invisible except under light
which'll make IL easy to detect
counterfeits.
Medicos report that pheno-
barbital is the cause of more
accidental deaths than any sin
gle reason. Authorities are be-
ing urged to restrict the num-
ber Of pills to any one prescrip-
tion.
DUDY VALLEE'S ex-wife.
IL Bettyjane Greer, is being
adored by Mervyn Leroy.
One hits cast keeps its fin
gers crossed every performance
hoping the star comes in sober.
Everybody, except draft
boards, seems TO think V-Day
near They are drafting
nearly every one in sight.
Jack Zero. an actor who has
had it tough for 20 yrs. CO.
auth'd a song with Louis Prima,
which may clean up a mint. II
is titled: please Don't Squeeza
Da Banana"
Earl Wilson and his an
nouncer Paul Douglas have
parted.
The Carlos Ramirez abroga-
ton will hit-the courts this
week.
Eric Hatch is a Renotable.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
GASOLINE

GASOLINE
A Coupon fs-< gallons. valid through
June Al.
Re and &C Coupons-5 gallons each.
B-y and CT Coupons-5 gallons each.
tLav requires state name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
Gas for soldiers-1 gallon q day up 10
80 days. Mileage ration record for
specific auto must be presented BY
soldier 10 local board where car Is
registered.
FUEL OIL
Periods Z =, >, . and s-vsiid through
Stamp ~. Boob A. Valid through
Juns 2
LIQUOR
Ration Book q, No. t-Vsud thro1gh
April 30. quart o, whisky.
April 30 for BONUS. 1 quart OF Gin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

\ FRIEND of mine is en- route
hto Reno TO get divorce. Bill
and Marion have been married
over 20 years.
They were an unusually hne
couple, very happy and devoted.
and seemed TO live only for
each other. Bill, a high-ranking
officer. has been overseas 30
months. For two years, he wrote
his wife constantly and cabled
her often. assuring her of his
1ove, speaking Of his homesick-
ness and planning their future
together.
In his absence, Marion devoted
herself TO Red Cross work and
writing to Bill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

WHEN I read newspaper I
w don't skip line. Today 1
came upon rarity. An expert
enced cook advertising for
job She stated she was able to-
cook, could be a chauffeur in an
emergency and would do all the
marketing and housekeeping.
OF course, you are asking your
self if this woman is so clever
why hasn't she a job. The ad-
vertisement tells why. She has
two Scottie pups and anybody
who wants to- hire her has to
take the pups in too.
Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Connolly Answers

1-(b); 2(c); Sci: 4(b);
5-(b); 6-(a) William Nc
Kinley; (b) Andrew john
son; (c) Calvin Coolidge;
(d) Franklin Pierce; (e)
James Buchanan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROGRESSED FOODS
Blue Ca throngh G-2-valid through
April rs.
Blue H-1 through M-1-Valld through
June 2.
Blue S-1 through s-7-valid through
July l.
Blue T-7 through N-2-Valid through
July 81.
MEATS. CHEESE. FATS
Red T-s through X-s-vslid through
April as
Red Us through D-z-vGlid through
June q.
Red E-7 through J-z-vsiid through
July I.
Red -K-7 -thIoash P-a-vssld -tRFoaSh
July 81
one ID salvage fat rood for 4 cents
and two ration points.
SHOES
Alrplane Stamps 4. and S-Vaid
indefinitely. Loose stamps not accepted.
Landlords must register all TENANCY
CHANGES and all rented SPACE FOR
living or sleeping.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

more things two people have
in common, such as similar
homes, education. liking for
books, sports, ETC., the better
are their chances for permanent
happiness.
9Probably not. 1t seems
we do not remember our emo
tions at all. nor how we felt on
past occasions Most psycholo-
gists believe we remember the
facts and circumstances Of a
former experience and, in
imagination place ourselves
back in the same circumstances.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

I have read that letter in
which he argued incompatibility.
There was not word OF kind
ness, no reference to her future.
The tone was cruelty cold and
the shock almost killed Marion.
She is still under a Doctors
care. At first. Bills parents and
friends thought he had developed
a mental condition.
Then his parents had letter
from Bill and their attitude
toward Marion changed.
They declared in favor OF di-
vorce and property settlement.
Bill ignored Marion's letters.
Six weeks after the first shock
he sent a cable 10 his lawyers,
threatening that IL Marion didn I
get the divorce. he would on his
return and would remarry=im-
mediately. X. c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

DEAR K. C.:
TO SAY that person has de-
i velepoed "a mental con-
dition" is 10 mean that his
rational faculties are deranged;
that he is no longer able 10
understand OF respond normally
to his environment.
Bills behavior doesn't fall in
this category
I think il would be profitless
for Marion 10 try 10 block his
purpose. War has torn their
marriage asunder; and the fault
lies with society. for permitting
war. and not with Bill the indi-
yidual. NJ. H.
EDITORS NOTE-Myy Ha-
Worth eounseis through her col
un,n, not by mail or personal
intsrvisw. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Evening star., 1945-06-17
HOUSES UkFURNIsHEp.
WORKER tran

GOVERNMENT WORKER transferred New
York will exchange lease Vireinia Groom
modern brick house for 3-bedroom unfur-
nished house New York committing area
Call Alexandra 2S16 l9s
FOR RENT, to adults, new 6-room house
screened porch garage: faces Indian Sprins
Golf Course, Silver Spring, Md. Call RA
21eS.
2-BEDRooM unfurn. house in Los An
geles exchange for 2-bedroom fl:rn or un-
turn. house or apt, in Wash. or nearby
Va Falls Church l2O4-M
DETACHED FRAME, s rooms and bath,
VIcInt0 18th and N sts n ", available July
70 desirable tenant: So! mo Box :}7l-R.
Evening star., 1945-06-17
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN' S
MOVING PACKING AND GRATING; Quick
service; Hobart 2725. Michigan 5437.
STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE = Z, ,OOf
Ieet available: household goods and office
EQUIPMENT closed and open storage: local
moving, padded vans. See US before Sc
Iecllng your storage warehouse Free
@ s@SIlmate MANHATTAN STORAGE g.
nphhANSfER co. 500 N. sY ave NV
AETNA MOVING g. STORAGE Co.-Local
none too small IL 100
Su,yOO SO. FT. available for storage: clean
seSyice: very reasonable rates GE 63nI
MSvING AND HAULING - WILLIAM
MsS0TMEINAGUE' sSTENIE' Il; 1921:
moving done at your convenience day or
nleht; reasonable rates. CO. 94S3. 81.
Evening star., 1945-06-17

10 ROOMS, 3 baths, furnished, apts
one k: fire escapes, cleo. refrigerators
D gas stoves; income quoted. $1,000 year
price, 81 1850. down, 81 500; Mt Plea SAINT
section: also others. A. r SEELYE l40C
Evening star., 1945-06-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURNIsHED HOUSE or apt. urgently
Ref6ea an Md SGny Pea5e a5 NaEf ea @
DETACHED, unfurnished, 4-bedEoom. .
bath home wanted by adults. permanent
residence: not over 500 rent: preferable
vicinity Walter Reed: will pay . months
rent in advance. year lease Box 46s-D,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
II nIllc pEEllcEc
TRY OF JUDGE
Marva Valves Alimony
But Gets $500 A
Month For Baby

CHICAGO.-Mrs. Marva Trotter
Barrow. 20, was granted a divorce
Tuesday from Sgt. Joe Louis.
heavyweight champion. on grounds
OF desertion after she testified that
the fighter deserted her Oct 2,
1913.
Mrs. Barrow, wearing a white
spring hat with green flowers and
veil. testified that her husband,
whose professional name is Louis.
told her he was not coming back.
Circuit Judge John A. Sbarbaro.
who heard the case. failed in an
attempt TO reconcile the couple.
Both Louis. who made a surprise
appearance In court. and his wife
assured the court that they did not
wish their marriage to continue
any longer. Judge Sbarbaro warned
them that the divorce would mean
adverse publicity but the couple
was adamant
In reply to the judges overtures
in his chambers, Joe said:
Judge, I appreciate what you're
trying to do. but we've been apart
for a year and its no use"
Marva was awarded custody OF
their Jacqueline. 2, except during
the summer. Louis was ordered
10 pay $500 a month for support of
the child. keep up payments on
$1,000 educational fund and estab-
lish a trust fund for his daughter.
Mrs. Barrow. who waived all
mony, received the home where
she is living at 1920 Michigan ave-
nue.. The court approved an out
side settlement Of cash and prop
Prtv
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
St. Antoine Gets Quota
With Other sY' Branches

Another step. - ~ elimination
Of discrimination in the Detroit
YMCA organization was made
this week with the announcement
that Camp Ohiyea. YMCA boys
summer camp. would be open 10 all
boys regardless of race.
This camp. which Is conSid-
cred one Of the best in the state.
Is located near Holly. Mich. ON
Fish Lake and accommodate
1870 boys.
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT culm,.
mates a fight OF many years by the
ST Antoine branch members 20
have their boys included IN the
summer camping program This
year ST. Antoine will be given its
full percentage quota with other
"" branches in the city
DR.. Claiming Tobias. guest
speaker NJ the annual ~" din
ner last week, referred 10 the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
By HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON, DC. tNNPA)--
Negro infantrymen who volun-
teered for transfer from service
troops TO combat infantry and are
serving side by side with white
troops ON the Rhine did a 'magnil-
icent job" on their very first day
in the line. according to reports
reaching here from their battalion
commander. 1t. Col. Norma n
Moore. Moore credited them with
saving company in a tight spot.
This heroic performance oc-
Cured about the same time the
jim-crowed. segregated 92nd Divi-
son all-Negro except its top
command OF white officers and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
Charles 6. Diggs
Indicted In 1871
Race Track Plot

Former Sen. Charles c. Digs
OF Detroit. who is now appealing
his conviction and sentence on
charge OF -ccepting brides in
the 1899 legislature. wS named
last week by the CMr-Sigler
grand jury in an dictmen
which charged that he conSpired
to accept brides TO defeat the race
track bill Of .l94l.
Named with Digs In the in
dictment issued by Circuit Judge
Leland Carr was former Sen.
Jerry T. Logic, Republican. Of
Bay City.
Logic AND DIGGS were con.
vEted last August OF bride taking
in a finance company conspiracy
case. They were both sentenced
10 serve terms OF three To Ave
years. which they are now appeal
ing.
Kim Sigler. special grand jury
prosecutor. In swearing out the
warrant charged that Constantine
Daniels OF Grand Rapids. a lobby
list. paid $1,000 10 former Sen
Chester NJ. Howell. and that How
ell paid part Of the money "a
Logic and DiSss.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

li 90 $500 :
Faces Trial On
Charge OF Civil
Rights Violation

Accused Of violation Of the Digs
Civil Rights Bill, Arthur Need
ham. manager of the Embassy Bar
and Restaurant. Cass and Milwau-
kee avenues, will face a jury trial
on April is.
The request for the jury trial
was granted by Recorders Judge
Gerald w. Groat on the petition
Of attorneys for Needham who was
arraigned Tuesday before Judge
Groat
COMPLAINTS against Needham
were filed by William Kennedy
and Lillian Hatcher, both repre-
Sentatives of the UAW-CIO, and
Miss Grayce L. Sadler. Others in
the party at the time were Clayton
Fountain. Mary Ann Loeser, Sarah
Greenberg, Gwen Laurie, Al Bar.
bour, Richard Kelly and Novells
Hamlar
The Civil Rights case came as
result Of the refusal Of the restzu-
rant 90 serve luncheon 70 the
party on wednesday. March 81.
Nine Of the members Of the party
are workers In an once located
one block from the restaurant
Needham's excuse for not servins
the party was that there was nc
food prepared to be served durins
the two hours between noon anc
pm. and that other patrons were
also unable 10 be served. However
witnesses for the complainant.
stated that they saw people beinl
served during the period wher
Needham stated that the chef wa:
preparing food.
In hearing held in Prosecuting
Attorney Werner's Office on Mon,
day afternoon, an attempt to reach
an understanding with Needhan
over discriminatory practices in
mis- restaurant met with unsatis.
factory results.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
u AW Starts
Probe OF Bias
In Toledo Local

The JAW moved this week 10
investigate charges of racial dis
elimination in Local IL. UAW-ClO
and amalgamsted locals Of the Un-
ion in Toledo
The difficulties In the WHY'S
Overland plants ard other plants Of
Toledo. relative 20 the upgrading
Of Negroes and hiring Of Negro
women has been boiling since May.
1914
Emmett Wheaton. employee Of
the W.,lNs-OVerland plant who had
taken leadership IN presenting the
case OF NeatoeS TO he lnternation-
Jl and Nhu had led Negro dele
cations 20 Detroit on several occa-
SIonS ~ protest the discrimination.
was fired last week
The firing OF Wheaton brought
the case. which had been handled
IN token manner by Richard
GoSSer regional director and for
mer president NJ Local -. 20 the
nG. VfANH ~.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
DRAFT PASTOR
TO REPRESENT
CITY LIBERALS

The Rev. Charles Hill. pastor of
Hartford Avenue Baptist church
and prominent figure in civil af-
fairs in Detroit, was drafted by a
group OF citizens this week 10 run
for the Common Council in the
coming Council race in the fall.
This Is the first step on the
part Of the liberal majority Of
whites and Negroes in Detroit
TO combat the reactionary ele-
mentS in the Common Council
and nominate and elect new
members to that body who will
more nearly represent the lib
eral elements of the city.
THE MOVEMENT to draft the
Rev. Mr.. Hill came at a meeting
Friday, March %, at the Lucy
Thurman YWCA when approx
mately 20 political. religious and
labor leaders met TO discuss the
possibility of placing a candidate
in the Counciimanic race. An IN
ier-racial body. the group weighed
carefully all of the factors neces-
sary to completing the campaign
successfully.
After the selection Of Rev. Hill
the group organized itself irto a
committee 10 work for his election
TO the Common Council.
AMONG THOSE present we're;
{. Lebron Simmons, assistant pros
ecutor and president of the Ma
tional Negro Congress; Atty. Elvin
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

opening up Of the cs<L< 90 for
ward step on the part Of the De-
troit YMCA in preparing itself
to meet the challenge of the
postwar period.
WILLIAM A. MCMILLAN. boys
work secretary Of the ST. Antoine
branch. announced that the cost
OF the regular two-week period,
July II through 81. will be $50 PEI
boy. A registration fee Of 81 mus.
accompany each application ana
viii be accredited to the camper >
account All applications must oc
made on or before June
Prather J. HauSer. executive
secretary Of the ST. Ant n {
branch. IN commenting on the an
nouncement. said: The YMCA
along with other organizations. is
doing much to build the kind Of 4
world which IS conducive 70 true
mCn. VNHrA n.S.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
Education, Civic, Labor
Groups Blast Council

this week from groups of outraged
citizens.
The protests came from widely
separated sources, both Negro
and white.
FIR. J. f. COOGAN. Sd. in a let
ter 10 Gloster Current. executive
secretary of the Detroit NAACP,
declared that the present racial
housing problem in Detroit =. de-
mands immediate action"
Said FIR. Coogan. The thousands
of local colored citizens are loyal
Americans making their proper
Tomato contribution to the Ameri-
can war effort. and have a right
10 be housed in decency. Such
rights are not dependent upon the
color of ones skin but are an i'm
mediate consequence OF citizenship.
"OBJECTORS to Negro housing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

NEW YORK-D H. Sims. presid-
ing bishop OF the New York annual
conference. was sued last week
when the RevS Samuel II. V.
Gumbs. " T Garrison. Jacob A.
Portlock and A. Chester Clark took
the Bishop and the Rev. Charles
X. Taylor into the Supreme court
for an accounting that may involve
sums amounting to over $4,000
The suit was brought by The
ministers and all other members
Of the New York Annual Con-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
Smith Named To
Supervisors Board

Attorney Charles r. A. Smith.
former assistant. prosecutor, OF $40
Holbrook avenue. was appointed to
the Wayne County Board Of Su-
pervisors this week, the first Ne
gro 10 win a seat on the board
since It's reorganization in ls43.
Smiths name was submitted TO the
Common Council by Councilman
Eugene Van Antwerp and approved
by a majority vote.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
CALENDA

FRIDAY. MAR. 30-Rev Harry V.
Richardson. YMCA. 1880 pm.
Vesper service Plymouth
Congregational church. 8 pm.
SUNDAY. APR. ! - Cornerstone
laying. Hartford Ave. Baptist
church. 3 Ia 5 pm.
Rev Harry V. Richardson.
YMCA. 3:ss pm.
MONDAY, APR. 2-Women's club
mass meeting. Bethel AME
church. pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
Volunteer Negro Troops
DO Heroic Job On Rhine.

staff was being maligned in the
white press as result OF a press
conference in Rome with Truman
X. Gibson. Civilian Aide to the
Secretary Of War.
Gibson was quoted as saving the
Negroes Of the 92nd melted away"
IN the face of combat fire.
THOMAS r. HENRY. war cor
respondent with United States
troops on the Rhine for the Wash
ngton Evening Star reporting the
praiseworthy performance Of the
Negroes, said:
Il checked the situation in two
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
Mrs. Riddle To
Discuss Nursing

A discussion on education and
employment OF Negro nurses will
be led by Mrs. Estelle Massey Rid
die at the Alger Center. i42l Wood
ward avenue. Monday. April |. at
$50 pm. The meeting will be
under the auspices of the Detroit.
Council OF Community Nursing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

Reactions 10 the action OF the
Common Council in voting down
the Oakwood site for Negro hous-
ing continued to bring protests
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
SERIOUSLY ILL

Miss Melba 0~imes. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. ID. J. Grimes. 1888
18th street. was rushed TO Trinity
hospital Monday suffering from
what was believed to be food
poisoning.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
AME Conference Sues
BishopD. Sims For Fraud

ference Of the African Methodist
Episcopal church.
THE PLAINTIFFS join the Rev.
NJ. Taylor in the present action,
according to the complaint, because
ne has sold out TO Sims after he
had brought suit on behalf Of the
AME church in February. ie42,
against Bishop Sims and the ~
nance Committee for an accounting
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
Detroit Captain
Awarded Second
High est Honor
Nv FRANCIS M. LEONARD

BATTLE CREEK, Mich.-In an
impressive ceremony witnessed by
hundreds Of his fellow patients.
Capt. Charles l.. Thomas. Of De-
troit, was presented with the
srruy's second highest decoration,
rE1es pisunEai 80 Service Crossl
where the 14-year-old hsro u .
patient. Tuesday morning.
STILL CARRYING his right
arm. which was shattered in a
hail of bullets that also wounded
him in his left arm, legs and chest
during the action for which he
was cited for extraordinary hero
ism. in a sling. Capt Thomas was
the frs; OF ~ officers and men 10
receive decorations in the hospitals
recreation building where the
ceremony was held.
1T is impossible for me Ia say
how proud am" said Mrs.
Horace Thomas. mother Of the
hero as she put her arms around
her son. who had just been
awarded the decorations.
We arrived at the Field House a
few minutes before the ceremony
be gan. and watched Capt. Thomas
rs he stood alone and greeted his
comrades as they entered the hall.
Standing in one corner OF the
building, he looked tiny and lone
~See CAPTAIN. Pare
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31
War Hero Never In
Fight AS A Youngster

never got into a fight as a child,
Capt Charles Thomas now holds
the Distinguished Service Gross
for being a decidedly good fighter
The mild -mAnnered. almost re-
firing. A-year-old former Ford
worker. was interviewed by the
Chronicle last week while visit
ing his mother for the weekend.
During the entire interview.
Thomas never mentioned any
thing about his exploits against
the Naxis.
ASKED HOW it felt To be the
mother of hero, Mrs. Thomas
said. 1T feels swell. am proud OF
him but | have had a lot OF heart
aches too"
While posing for . picture with
her son. Mrs. Thomas was teld 70
act just a she did when he first
!. ssxiIe1 u ~ Sln'1 - Aat,.
lss1Iy Sss1rs1 sssIl.S
All during the taking OF the
pictures. the happier warrior was
coddled ard directed by his rela-
tives and friends who literally saw
10 il that the wounded veteran had
nothing 10 do.
Present at the interview were:
mW-See HERO. Pare
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

Described by his mother. Mrs
Horace Thomas OF 5877 Beechwood
avenue, as q mothers boy who
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

DWSee REV. HILL, Page Z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

mw See HERO. Page Z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-31

~see COUNCIL. Page q
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~see CAPTAIN. Page 4
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28

JIM Tide to pax cftf zaroven
s nj a jsou stastnf v jeji spolec-
nosti stejne jake s jejfm otcem,
nebot ona hluboce myslf a pro-
toze zivot pro nj nenf nikdy pr
lis jednotvarnym. Potrebuje-
me miliony lidf jakou jest ona,
ktef1 budou plni onoho osvezu-
jlc1ho ducha, este radosti, spo-
kojenosti a bohate cinnosti.
Osvezuj1cf Ouch ucini pro mas
vice neil vsechny nase zahrad-
ky, PLACE, sadly, hrfste a zabav-
nj m1stnosti at jakehokoliv dru-
hu. Ducha tohoto nenf mono
koupiti "a penfze.
Nase mladez, ktere patti
budoucnost budiz nam vodft-
KEN k radostnejsfmu zivotu.
Doprejme il radosti zfti a tesiti
Sc pine re zivota a vsech jeho
DART. Vzduch, prostora = pT1-
roda nestoj1 mic a jak jsou bo-
hate ma svoje Diary.
Kde mGzeme, define mladezi
moznost navstevovati nase ces-
Ike skoly, sIcastnovati Sc schG-
eek a cviceni " Sokole a jinych
naSich telocvicnych a kultur-
mich spolcich a nechme je test
ii se pax z vlastnich jejich u
spechG!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Deset tisic min bylo " pobfez-
Mich vodach Spoi. Statii.

Ma obranu americkych bfe-
hi prot nepratelskym ponor-
kan v pocatecn1ch dnech val
ky lodstvo polozilo 10000 min
v pobfezn1ch vodach Ameriky.
Tyto miny znemoznily ponor-
kan proniknouti do d~ulezitych
kovist a bodG, kde sc shromaz-
dovaly konvoje = kolem zato-
ky Chesapeake, mysu Hatteras,
Key West, Trinidad, Anglicke
Zapadn1 Indie, Kdiak v Alias
ce a Adak v Aleutskych ostro-
vech.