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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-03


gro physicians are divided on their
attitudes toward the Wagner Muir
ray-Dingell bill now before Con-
gress which would provide medical
service to the major part of the
population, survey by the Asso-
ciated Negro Press discloses.
Some officers Of the National
Medical association are strongly in
favor Of the proposed legislation,
while others follow the lead of the
conservative American Medical as
sociation, preponderously white,
and are completely opposed. Still
others fear discrimination against
Negro physicians and base their OBJ
jections upon this possibility
The pending bill, incidentally, de-
spite it's radical features is far be-
hind the national medical service
planned for England and which has
won widespread support Of all ele-
ments of the British population.
The English measure would provide
medical service for every man,
woman and child under compul-
sorry health education plan, whereas
our bill would cover a great major
ity of Americans, but not all, and
does not provide such items as med
icines.
Briefly, the legislation before
congress proposes compulsory six
per cent taxation on both employer
and employe to pay for medical care
and disqualification to those COW
cred. The surgeon general would be
authorized and directed to take all
necessary steps to arrange for the
availability of benefits. A council
consisting of 16 members appointed
by the surgeon general would act
in an advisory capacity. Any par
ticipant in the plan would be en-
titled to medical care and hospitali-
zation at any time necessary and
could select the physicin Of his
choice; the physician would be paid
through funds raised by the COM
pulsory taxation.
Among those backing the bill is
DR.. F. D. Stubbs of Philadelphia,
director of Douglas hispital, who
says, Il think the measure is logi-
cal legislation. Too many people
have suffered from lack of medical
care. The U. S. Public Health serv-
ice is showing us how better medi-
: cine is practiced for more people. y
Another supporter is DR.. E. l.
Robinson of Los Angeles, president
Of the National Medical association,
who says, 81 am for the bill. Social
lied medicine is on the way and we
might as we'll face it. want it to be
more inclusive so our people will
enjoy it's full benefits"
Declares DR.. A. G.. Terrence, NINA
director of publicity, of Opelousas,
La, 'If medical progress can be en-
couraged and opportunities for i'm
proved medical standards can be
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

an author like Agatha Christie, Erie Stanley
Gardner, Rex Stout, Dorothy B. Hughes,
Cornell Woolrich or Frances and Richard
Lockridge, it's sure to be good! All of these
and many other famous writer's have had
their books selected by the Detective Book
Club. Many are members of the Club them
selves!
The selections Of the club are ALL books
that sell everywhere for $500 each Yet, as
member OF the Club, you get three of them
in one volume Ga 5000 value) for only
$1.8o! You do not have to take a volume
every month-you may accept as few as four
during the whole year and still save two
thirds the usual price on those you purchase.
You Enjoy These Fouf Advantages
U) Every month you are offered the cream of
the finest modern detective books by the best
authors (2) You save two-thirds the usual cost
(3) Your books are delivered right to your door
Each book is fresh cean unopened 1t will be right
at your elbow whenever you in the mood TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

Club, you receive ALL THREE of them FREE in this
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Yet this is NOT a heavy, awkward, Jumbo"
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mystery fan. Accept it now-as your trial-member-
ship gift from the Detective Book Club!
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

IVES, IT'S TRUE! This grand feast of suspense
l. packed mystery reading is yours to enjoy FREE.
Erie Stanley Gardner (creator of the great Perry
Mason)-Ngaio Marsh-and Margery Allingham
are three of the most famous names in mysterydef
And the very LATEST detective novel of each
described beiow) is selling everywhere right now
for $500.
But as new member of the Detective Book
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

read as leisurely you please (4) You will receive
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month by month they will grow into handsome
library Of masterpieces of modern detective fiction.
MoiI Coupon Now for Your Free Book
BY accepting this FREE copy of the triple-volume
described on this page a Charter Member
ship Gift from the Club, you will not be obligated
to take every months selection during the next II
months. You may take as few four during that
time. You may cancel your membership whenever
you wish description of the next months seec-
tions will be sent you with each months book, and
you may reject in advance any volume you do
not want.
You need send no money with the Reservation
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

NTEMBERs of the Detective Book Club
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bers have been enjoying-and what you have
been missing-you are invited to accept one
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If you bought separately these very LAT
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Yet es a new member of the Detective
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How This Club Brings You
the Best Mysteries ,..1
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-eS~,,Sl sSST SsSsl lished every year?N You can't
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

peculiar temperance OF the in owned
by the murdered woman husband? That strange wedding
gift Of faded paper and imitation pearls? Why
those handles missing the taxi parked in the
courtyard?
Where would from here? Maybe you beat Mar
Anghams noted seuh the exciting solution But you'll
have look sharp and think fast for this the authors
novel in four and of the craest crimes she
createdl
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

Wulfer J. Block, President CCP
DETECTIVE BOOK CLUB
One Pork Avenue, New York 16 NJ Y.
plesse enroll q member and send FREE the gift
volume pictured this In addition send the
uipevoiume Of the month"; which three complete
new books
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during the IL months during
period, il so wish.
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tons and reject in advance wish
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

IMPORTANT? A modest murder like this?
l. Poofl Compared to the great secret plot
slowly gripping London, the poisoning OF a
hyweight firt like Moppett Lewis seems a
mere bagatelle ..
But sleuth Albert Campion suddenly senses
that it and the deucedly odd events which
follow it - are all separate fingers OF the same
giant menacine hand. For what else would
explain Campion's being chloroformed in "the
taxi with the sawed-off door handlesn2 The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-12
Ever been
HOMELESS?

Families OF brave pcople-friends vic
fought on our sidc-are wandering
aimlessly today. Going home? They
have no homes. Member agencies of
the National War Fund aid thousands
of the homeless ones to reach new
homes, in new lands Of promise.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13
New Scout Leader
Is Welcomed Here
Edword lelond
Moets Council

Edward Leland, new Scout
executive for Macomb District
Council of Boy Scouts, was in
troduced to Scout councilmen
and leaders of the district at the
annual dinner meeting held at
the Presbyterian Church Mon
day evening.
The new executive expressed
pride in the growth of Scouting
in this area and urged that coun-
Gil members and troop repre-.
sentatives work together for a
broader expansion of the move
ment.
Ralph BENEFIT. former neigh
borhood and district commits
sioner, was elected president of
the council to succeed Guy H.
Verkler, who has guided the
districts growth for two years
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13
Mdlinsiry Addresses
Mount Clemens kiwanians

Roy McKinstry. Mount Clem-
ems attorney. spoke to Kiwanis
Club members and their guests
yesterday. at the regular week
ly meeting at the Medea Hotel
club room.
The former Air Transport
Command officer highlighted a
few of his experiences from
$500 flying hours and told
something Of India, where he
was stationed during . good part
Of the war.
Eight Mount Clemens veter-
ans were guests Of the club at
the meeting, which was in
charge of Alfred Blomberg with
President Joseph Cody presid-
ing. Next Wednesday the meet
ing will be in charge of Arthur
Rose with Michigan's Lieutenant
Governor Vernon Brown as the
guest speaker.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13
Utica Mother
|Grieves for
Soldier Son

UTICA Mrs. Leo Aalbers.
berg, Of e33S North street. today
has been notified by the British
War office that her son. End
Lieut.. Joseph 8. Brooks. Is, Of
the Royal Engineers. had died in
. Jap prison camp in Thailand
on Nov. 20, 1913.
The announcement dashed
Mrs. Aalbersberg's hopes her
son was still alive. Informed two
years ago Lieut.. Brooks was
probably killed following his
capture at Singapore, she was
notified only last July he was
believed . prisoner of war.
Listed ~ missing for IL
months in the Burma theater Is
another son, 1st Lieut.. Francis
Brooks, 2S, Of the Royal Fusil-
iers.
Tragedy took Mrs. Aalbers.
berg whose first husband, JOS
eph Brooks, ace war correspond
ent. killed in Russia shortly aft.
er the end Of World War / dur.
ins the Allied expedition In ST.
IBERIA.
The Brooks brothers were
born In Million. Cumberland
and continued to live in England
after their mother came to the
United States. Francis Brooks
had visited In Mount Clemens
shortly before the outbreak of
the war.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13

LANSING, Dec. Is = @ -
A proposal from custodial en-
ployes of Michigan public
schools that approximately TO-
600 non-teaching school employ
es be licensed by the State was
under consideration today.
DR.. Eugene B. Elliott, State
superintendent of Public In
struction, said he had appointed
q small committee of such en-
ployes to explore the feasibility
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13

mex to the UsO because OF
lack Of warmth. Some fathers
are planning to keep the boys
together In small groups Of
three or four, meeting In fam.
lily Easements but one,
large workshop would be
much more preferable. Any
property owner or business
man who can help this strug-
Cling boys group IL urged to
contact this column.
FACING AN UNUSUAL rush
of applications for Christmas as
sistance, Mount Clemens Good
fellows are fearful that their
annual campaign may be threat
ened with failure unless there's
q big pickup in contributions
to the aims bottles now in down
town establishments and q
good attendance Of Old News
boys At the paper sale which il
set for Saturday, Dec. 20. Mer-
chants are urged to call the at
tention Of patrons to the aims
bottles, and place them in a
position where those who wish
to contribute can do 20 readily
incidentally, we think
you'll like the special Goodfel.
lows edition Of the Monitor
Leader this year. It'll be MOST
UNUSUAL 50 be sure and
get q copy. You'll keep 1t as q
souvenir for years. The supply
will bs limited, too!
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13
Supreme Chancellor
Addresses pylhians



Attend clewson Meeting
A delegation of Mount Glenn
ems Pythians headed by Frank
G.. Giambrone Tuesday night At
Clawson heard Charles Shuck.
supreme chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias lodge, des-
cribe the fraternal organization 3
child and youth movement.
Giambrone, chancellor COM
mander of Franz Kuhn lodge,
and the local delegation joined
400 Michigan Pythians and
Pythian Sisters in hearing
Schuck outline lodge plans for Z
national program to combat ju-
venile delinquency by the es-
tablishment of summer camps.
The Mount Clemens delega-
ton went to Clawson by char.
tered bus. In entering Michigan
Supreme Chancellor Shuck Of
ficially was visiting his 47th
state.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13

ed from army service orteT
- months spent at SeIfridoe
Field.
The artist Is Sgt. Thomas Dow
Sanders, age 80 and beside
his water colors of Mount Clem-
ems will be hung some paintings
done by his wife. Jane T. San
ders an artist and ceramic
worker Of note.
Their Joint exhibit will be at
81 Macomb street in store
space loaned them by the Priehs
Mercantile Company. It will
include pictures Of street scenes.
well known homes, riverfront
sketches in and around Mount
Clemens, farm scenes near this
city and some paintings of Lake
Huron.
Water colors are not the
favorite medium Of the San
ders. Both have worked on .
national scale In other artis-
tic fields. Sgt. Sanders has .
considerable reputation - .
muralist ~ his work In .
number Of cities in the coun.
try will attest, and also his
well-fancied murals at Sell
fridge Field. His murals may
be found In Chicago, New Or.
leans, Cleveland, Des Moines,
Peoria and other cities where
they grace notable public
buildings.
Both sidewalks Of Selfridce
Field Theatre No. 2 are decorat-
ed. with Sanders murals, one
depicting q bombing raid on q
Nadi city and the other q para
troop landing. At Base Head
qu rters q Sanders mural offers
q picture map Of Michigan f.
and smaller murals in the Squad
ron r dayroom show a dog-fight
between P-40's and Jap Zeros
and . Jap ship getting a COUP
de-grace from B-26 bombers.
Jane +. Sander, who will
also offer some paintings At
the exhibit, finds her best ex-
preston in the field Of ceram-
les and expects to get
back to this first and original
love. Her ability IL best
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13
Utiee Scout Troops
Plan Court Of Honor

UTICA-Utica Scout Troops
30 and 30 and Warrington 81
will hold . Court of Honor and
Christmas party at st. Lawrence
school Tuesday evening, Dec. 18
to which all Scouts and their
parents are invited.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13


evaluated BY pointing out that
In the latest Encyclopedias
Britannica several of her 90.
ramic pieces have been illus-
trated to depict vaSious styles
/ Of ceramic art.
The Sanders marital union Il
true artistic one. Both were
fellow students at the Chicago
Institute Of Art +. and spent
their spare time Slkstching TO-
gether. She was ready to grad
uate In 1899 but took on
years postgraduate work in or
der to await his graduation ir
1910.
Their contrihution to the
pictorial record Of Mount
Clemens u q welcome one -.
for the art Of painting the
local scene has well nigh dis
appeared since the Hayward
studio closed and that great
master moved away and later
died. 30. III nairal comnis-
sions and other work In the
Detroit area warrant, the San
ders couple plan to make
Mount Clemens their home.
-
WHILE THE SUBJECT Of ar,
is being discussed, It seems ap'
propriate to mention that an
other prominent Mount Clem.
ems artist. Gertrude Walter
Harwood, formerly Of the Art
Department Of the Detroit Pub.
lie Schools. Lis showing three
water colors and two oils at the
Art-O Graft store, No. /, North
Gratiot, Gertrude's work has
been favorslbly criticized BY
noted Detroit artists and
the five examples now being
shown publicly were exhibited
at the Scarab Club, Detroit. the
tabernacle of art in the Motor
City. =.
This columns first Christ.
mas card. OF the 19l5 season
for the third or fourth year In
successio b came from the
Harry Rsquignots, Of Ill
Croker boulevard, and ~
usual WINS unique. Their
Christmas carol card Of 1914
still does duty when our song.
sters at home feel In the mood.
Charlie Pearson, Mount
Clemenx Metal Products man
ager ana long . warm sup.
porter 81 Goodfellows work,
II now = member and will sell
papers on Saturday, Dec. %
Did yolt know there's . boy
In q Mount Clemens school
called L 10 Lynn . n?
That first name intrigues
US, and we'd certainly like to
know the background II 1t.
THE LITTLE INCIDENTS ol
life often make one realize the
passage of the years such
az that which took place in our
office several days ago. 1t. Col
Emil y. Eschenburg recently re.
ceived q second award Of the
Legion Of Merit for outstanding
service ~ assistant chief Of staff
in Alsace (he also served in the
Aleutians). Col. Eschenburg will
shortly take over duties with
the general staff corps. at the
War Department. in Washing'
ton. t. But to finish the story
q staff member looked in thu
files for q picture Of Eschenburl
and under his name found
that of q handsome teen-age boy
holding Z silver cup. It was
EmA Eschenburs Of just . few
years ago-City Marbles Cham.
pioHl
The homeless Hobby Club
Of Mount Clemens n still look
Ing for heated workshop space
In the downtown area -.
having been obliged to give
Up it, shop which was IN an
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13
.4. Min IL. 0ay -
y p. ~

One of the first exhibits Of paintings of Mount Clemens
scenes since the days Of Horod Hayward oenerQon ooo
will be offered in this city next week ond will mark the
"comno out party Of Mount Clemens artist Just reIeos-
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-13
(uslodiaI School Workers Ask 10 b licensed

of the plan with members Of his
department.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09
MA VECERJO X LOyCEM

v nedeljo vecer pa ne bo tre-
ba nasim gospodinjam donna ku.
haiti vecerjo, sal SO itak tezko-
&c "a meso, XII je yse M 'poin-
te". Kar odlocite Sc, da boste
sli nedeljo v Slovenski dom
ma Holmes Ave-, kjer bodo low
ci st. Clair Rifle and Hunting
kluba priredili slastno srnjako-
vo in kokosjo veeerjo. Servirati
bodo zaceli ze OBJ 6. uri zvecer,
torej, le bodite med prvimi. O.
bed DO izboren, tudi "a druga
okrepcila bodo lovci dohro pre-
skrbei, da sc pa boste lahko pa
dohremu obedu tudi malo zavr.
tell, 50 pa najeli Urankarjevo
godbo. Talko boste prihodnjc
nedeljo imei pristine zabavo, q
boste obiskal lovce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09
Cleveland je bill
dobro zastOpan pri
" Ivstolicenju s t

/ Navzlic temu, ia je bilo vsto.
| lieenje gov. Lauscheta povsem
enostavno in da Sc je ma zeljo
vernerja samega opu-
stilo vse obieajne d r u Z a b n e
priredbe in bucnosti, j. niIo yce-
raj pri vstolieenju navzoeih maj
mani 500 Clevelandeanov, XII so
dospeli tia v nedeljo in pone-
deljef dopoldne.
Now governor je dospel S
clani svoje druzine v Columbus
v nedeljo. z MIN SO prisli po-
leg soproge, njenega oeeta in
matere tudi vsi bratje in sestre
in njih soproge: Dr.. in Mrs. Will
liam J. Lausche, Mr.. in Mrs.
Charles Lausche,> Mr.. in Mrs.
Harold Lausche, Mr.. in Mrs. O.
liver Wolf in DIR. in Mrs. August
Urankar. V tel skupini sta po-
tovala tudi governerjev osebni
tajnik John E. Lokar in njego-
va soproga.
Governor in soproga sta Sc u
stavila v hotelu, ampak tam je
bill tax naval, da sta Sc preko
noci podala v governersko re-
zidenco, dasiravno Sc nj popol-
noma urejena. Zjutraj sta bila
gov. Lausche in soproga COSTA
Ameriske legije, nakar je imel
novi governor informalno kon-
ference clani svojega kabine-
ia.
Po vstolicenju popoldne Sc je
vrsil neformalen sprejem V 60
vernerjevem uradu Kapitolu,
pri katerem sta governor, So
proga in ostali eksekutivni IL
radniki drzave, Ohio sprejema-
Ii Gestitke in segali v roke sto-
terim drzavljanom, XII so prisli
ma vstolicenje, med katerini je
bilo tudi precej Slovencev IL
Clevelanda in drugih ohijskih
naselbin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09
NEh5kE tETE Y
BELGIJI SO SE
zA(ELE UMIkATI
Amerikanci so tudi
nacije virgil nazaj
pri Strasbourgu

PARIZ, 8. jan.-Nemci so Sc
danes pod udarci stirih zavezni-
skin armad zaceli umikati svo-
jih belgijskih postojank, "a ka-
tere so morali placati visoko ce-
nc. Kot izgleda, so bill vrzeni
nazaj prav do mesta St. With,
stiri mile cd nemske meje.
Nemska vzboklina notra-
MOST Belgije je bila v ljutih bo-
jih med divjanjem sneznih vi
harjev ma boku stisnjena "a tri
mile, ma juznem boku pa "a emo
milo.
Nemci so bill vrzeni nazaj tu-
di pri Strasbourgu ma vzhodni
francoski meji, kjer so pred par
dnevi zaceli svojo drugo veliko
ofenzivo. Ameriska sedma ar
mada je vrgla Nemce v gorovju
Vosges dive milf dalec nazaj in
obenen zadala mocne udarce
nemskim kolonam, XII ogrozajo
Strasbourg.
Francoske cete hitijo v Stras-
bourg, da ojacijo tamkajsnjo po-
sadko, in civilisti, ki so zbezali
il mesta, so sc zaceli vracati ma
svoje domove.
Rusi zopet prodirajo s
LONDONt5. jan.-Rdeea VOL
ska, XII je ustavila nemski naval
severovzapadno od Budimpesfe,
in XII nadaljuje likvidacijo ma
cijske garnizije v nadzarski pre-
stolici, je danes zopet udarila ma
pref V juzni Cehoslovaski "
ofenzivni operaciJi, XII preti OBJ
koliti nemskc silo, XII je presla v
protinapad
Porocila IL Moskve javljajo,
da SO Rusi izza 2. januarja, ko so
Nenci prieeli protinapadi "a
olajsanje posadke Budimpesti,
unicili 49S nemskih tankov
in da je Ia bojiscu oblezalo 1O,-
1000 Nemcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09
VAzEN SESTANEK PO-
GORELCEV

v cetrtek, dne IL. januaria,
oh 7:30 uri zvecer sc bo v pro-
storih medkulturne knjiznice ma
E. SIS St. in St. Clair Ave-, w.
Sill vazen sestanek lastnikov do
NOV, XII so bill uniceni v plin-
ski katastrofi. Vabi Sc vse, XII
sc zanimajo rs ponovno zgrad-
DO domov ali "a prodajo lotov,
kot tudi one, katere zanima ma
selbina, ker Sc DO o tenn raz-
pravljalo in kazalo premicne
slike O nacrtu, katerega je zu-
panov odbor ze deloma odobril.
zadeva je nujna in cas- nitro
bezi, zato je potrebno, da pri-
dejo ma sestanek vsi, XII name
ravajo zaceti zidati move domo-
We.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09

Mr.. in Mrs. l. a d. Brantl,
1915 E. 116 St., sta bila cd VOL
mega departmental obvescena,
da je bill dine 16. decembra ne
kje ma 'front.' v Belgiji resno
ranjen njiju sin T/5 Stanley
Brantl. Sedaj Sc nahaja boil
nisnici.
Pri vojakih Sc nahaj tri leta
in dodeljen je, bill radio oddel-
ku Preko morja je bill poslan
preteklega marca. Tu ina po-
leg starsev, zeno Julio in osem
mesecev stare hcerKo Judith,
ter sestro Jarmilo. Njegov oce
je uposlen kot crkostavec ma
81 tiskarni, ter je eden najsta-
rejsih delavcev druzbe, in tudi
Stanley je delal nekaj casa v
nasi tiskarni.
Upamo, da DO druzina kmalu
prejela obvestilo, da Sc sinu ma
glo zdravijo rane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09
Letesi robot
utegnejo udariti
New York " 80 dneh

Nekje na UzhOdni ameri-
ski Obai, 8. jan. - admiral
James III. ingram, je danes
izjaUil, dn b0dO Nensci
MOrdd u ieki prihOdnjih
30 ali so dni poskusili na-
Pasti Nelu York ali Wash
ingtOn z r0botnin,i bon,ba-
mi, katere b0d0 spnstiLi y
zrak s kr0Ua iddje, pod
n,OrHice ali ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ga letala.
admiral, XII je preUzel
obrambO NeW Yorka in
Washingtona, je izjauil, da
Sc je podUzelo Use k0rake
"a obrambo u siuEaju napa-
da, IN je 0bjauH sueril0
pred pd1sikO u slucaju na-
pada.
"PO m0jem nanenju nj
UzrOkn "a razb urjauie.
Nenaci bOdo m0rda posku-
sill zadeti Empire Build
ing. da bi izziuai ponikO.
Pri takem napadu utegne
biti ubitih nekoj ljudi in
napraUljene utegse biti ne
kaj skode. Ampak izstrelit;
ne bodo mogli rec kot 10 do
IL bomb, Iii bcdo manjse od
VI. w, S kateriWi Sc OBJ
streljuje AHglijd."
Admiral je rekei, do ina
yjO NeR1ci u Atlantiku kakih
800 podmornic, na kateye
ayneriske mOrnariske sile
Represtano ps;ezijO, do Jim
premecijo priblizanje k
Obali, dMpak da m0znOst
n0Bada narzlic tenlH ObstO-
III.