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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Here is Partial List Of TITLES
Wnb Their Original List Prices:


Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
CAPT Ted ~ laStsa 81
Queen 0i the Flat. Toes
stanley Johhtton $500
Still Time 10 Ole
lack BsldsH $500
A. Sehmid-hArins
ROeer ButtsFhsld 81 90
The LADY and the Tissrs
oisa 9. 6rssnlhs 800
Betuesn the Thunder & the
SuB-Ntnsent Sheean s.
UHdersroVnd from Hona.
koas Ben A. ProulI 81. 50
Was on Csrrep dor
Anea NilioUshby 81 50
I Served on BAlaan
Iuanita Redmond yi.15
Combat C0rrsspsnasnt
lin Lucas s. 50
TarasA-Robsrt Sherrod 81
NinsAtet Raidsti
Charles J. Roio 81 50
This Is it-H. Davis t2.50
Ten Escape from Tslo
Mccoy ana hsllnik 81 90
Letter from NsN Guihea
Nsrn hAualAnd $3.50
One Mans War
SGT chsA Z. Kelly 81
where's Sammyf
sammy Sehuiman ~ %
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

THRILL "a The revelations =
s"s~ "Harta,k kviatek.
ace snipsr Of the Amerlra Afmirt
In France. In avenEing the dealt Z
his two kid Drothefs. slain - tls
NaziI In sicily
HRU 10 Prisoner $685. story
~ The horror and van.
ton cruelty u GermsL t0ncentra-
tion camp In Poland.
Thrill 20 1t. Con. Rabats
'N'e' story Alone. weapon
less, after being forced % abandon
ship OF Guadalcanai-he fought on
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

with his bare hands the infUriated
attacks u man eating shark
Thrill 70 "Solo Killer Cap
tain 'Churk Shum-
strom's account u his most spec
taruisr life and death gamble after
escaping from an enemy prison camp
600 miles behind the German linesi
HHH 20 the historic record
eas"@@ of L. +. \. Marble
head Bombed out Of the Java Sea
BY wave after wave q Jap planss-
rudderless. sinking. anAms from
stem 10 stern--yet her heroic CON-
mander brought her into port
a. .f,.s. f,r ,,,,t IN fbss aoa hookg
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Our Hiddea Front
william 6ilman 81 90
The last han on wake
itlAad IL Gel
walter BsYiss t275
ALLOW, on the Read 70
SmoisHtk
Erkins cslassII 81 50
. plUS 5G Nsfr st-lst
Action on via1Ia Brisgs
-. Col. WIN. 7. Ryder
Dead Stick Landing
Gsr0ld Frank
The Sssa o. the Ri,hIra
HoseY
Ensisn Jsmss o'csnnsr
The Ftss Goes W Again
Rsyai Arch Gunnis0n
hardtAek Revenge
Cecil carnss
Paved vith Dead Japs
Charles A. haslinat
Rodsa GefmAn Raider
Frank Nit0vari
I shipped vith the
pettsrTadot
Charles A Rawlingt
The Battle without q
Name
Capt. Robert ". Blake
and ~ more 7,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Brave hsR-Ernis Pyle IS
Here Is Your War
Ernie Pyle $500
Bern IN eattis
Capt. r. J. Thomas $500
Bombsrs Across
Capt {. J. wynn 81. 50
American Guerrilla In
the Philipplnss
ira wslfsrt SAYS
RObibsoa crusos. u.S.N.
Blake CLARK SAYS
God isshV Co-Pilot
Gel. Robert L Scott $500
They were EIpsndASle
". L. white $500
Tne Curtain Rises
oUsntin RsyRolds SAYS
TOrpedo Juneti0n
Robert ]. Casey 50 90
Torpedo B-lra Woifsrt 81
The RA't-R. Trumbuil 81
Assignment 70 Nowhers
lowell Bennett t2.7S
Sailors of Fortune
Colin haeksnfle 81. 50
caH Del
WIN. Bradford HUls SAYS
Burma Surgeon
6ordsH 8. Sesgfavs $500
Retreat With Stllusll
Iaek Bslden $500
Invasion Diary
Richard TTssasklS S7.7S
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11


We Avsnss Pearl Harbos
tvasns eurnt
sav RsvsHsbufs
Dettreysd
IL Col Bfifns LAs
Z Etsapsd frsm the Island
u TeFrof
Sldaty Rsbintoa
Rescue frsm TrUk
L. Robert CiFouE
TARGET Piossti
Cart william o. Bankt
Rsssus In the PAsihe
Gilbert Cast
PAtiht Thriller
Charles A. RAwllHgs
The Pafatraopsrs sf Purpls
hsart Lane Cecil Cafntt
Rieht HAfd RudsUi
hUtin Sommer
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-14
1,A1n45 ~ .zsvyl ii I=ulllz@

A joint Court + tInnor f tie Boy
Scouts IF America Will be aela In the
Little Theater If THE Special Services
building IN the ola Post toni i&1t be-
ginning at 80 P. N. The Court IF H0-
nor is being hald by Troops s8 nnd Il.
both Of F0rt Iiuachuca.
The chief ,ettrfction of this honor
curt II be the awarding IF the Easc-
lie Scout rating. which is the hi ghes st
scouting award, to Mario Mann . the
Col. young High School, by the Post
Commander, Colonel Charles R. Smt tn.
ALL parents Of scouts are requested
to be On hand FIR this Court u Honor
9nd all parents are invi ted.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-14
574 IL mJMsc A.AMMazzM1

Ar. r. B. Holton E Nrs. Lenora CAN'T
returned lion from attending a cHnfaren-
ce in Los Angeles on Civilian Perso mel
pro cedure.
hrs charlyne Harmo of the Payroll Sc
ction of Civ Pers Br was called to Oak
land, Cplt Last week due to illness In
the family. She ezDects to return to
her desk Wi thin ten days.
Mrs. FL nche Dalg1i esh he's accepted
position in Post Aq. She is the II f. IF
Mr.. i Da1.li osh, eudi tor in the Finance
Office.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-14
Canuaucz( (>Mvur4 HMhlz~z

Mr. & Mrs Chas Miles spent last Sat in
Nogales doing Chri stmas Shopping. -.
Mrs. Anna tlae Balke returned to wo rk
this week. following an attack Of the
influenza.
Mr. & eirs Roy Wilkerson ond son, Rona1d
spent the weekend in Bi sbee wi tn rela-
tives and doing Xmas shopping.
Mr. & Mrs Al Aignor 70 fornerly Of Ft Hla-
chuca, but now living in Tucson, visit-
ed the Fort on Sunday.
Mi SIS Arcelia Canine spent Sat in Bi S.
bee visi ting her 81 ster-in-1aw end her
newly arrived niece.
Jack Kraetz has been transferred from
the Automo tive Shops to the Property
Sto rage.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-14

Floyd Pickett pulled a fast one on
his friends when he stepped out and got
married to Lena Stewart, clerk at the
Separation Point. Last Mon. after being
married in Bisbee, they were last seen
headed toward Noga1es. They Will be at
home to fri ends in 3o63-c, ". Apache'
Flats today. Its rumo red that Joe Caz-
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-14
voa fHAsuers1Ahavt Cn1-
2som>1x/ II H. 4 Ahz7l~

G. What is the signi fl canoe Of the
date August i, l9207
A. This was the date which the ori-
gina1 Reti rement Act Of Nay %, 1929
became effective for deduction purpo ses.
9. May an employee who secured a re-
tirement status after Aug l, 1920, re-
ceive credit for his prior service7
A. Yes. Credit is allowable fer ALI
service rendered as an employee Of the
Federal Govt or of the Dist OF Columbia
Govt, as we'll as for homo rable military
or naval service not forming the basis
for benefits under some o ther law.
9. I s mill tary or naval servi ce per-
formed after final separation from ct-
william emp1oy yment ditable1
A. No.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel., 1945-12-14
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL NEWS

So1e and s Martin ere next On the
list.
Any persons wishing to donate to
worthy cause may contect Joe Carrnbel1.
Albin Granbs. Reis1e Eam1tn & party at
the Area Engineers Guest House, Tuesday
nj te. Quiroz End Brunei, thus far, have
carried the load. Who cares?
TIE Pleasant Time Club, including Mrs
Janes Z. Guthrie O. tombstone, held a
meeting We'd at the home, Of Mrs c crrin
tucker. pleasant time was had by ell.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
DR.. Owens KeglersBowl
Tops In Women's Loop

the highest for the two teams An
nabelle Williams l57. topped the
singles for Picket Renee. Alhambra
cafe won pair from Garvin Mo-
tors. 2l20-2l23. June Watts 1874
represented the highest score for
the Alhambrites. as Madelin
Shadd's l7l-l64-l76. stood out as
the highest series for the two
teams SID.
Motor City Women's "B" League
Dr. Owens keglers rolled up the
highest score OF any women's team
in any league this week when they
staged a bowling fest 10 beat Cozy
Corner three times, 2349-2057. Lu-
ellie Bullocks 48l was top series
for DR.. Owens. Ann Smiths AIS
was highest for Cozy Corner. Su-
preme Linen trounced Settle and
Son for three. l267-l420 Matte
Butler tS@tles rs was highest
single for the two teams Adams
Service. with 1919. won q pair from
Club 666. with l770 Clartce Wash
ington Club 666l registered INC
high single for her team. Evelyn
HIS l43 was highest for Adams
Service. Priggs Won three from
the Sun bowling against the aver
age.
Palmer Bowl
Yankee Potato Chips crushed
Highland Park Wednesday ight A.
Palmer Bowl 10 the tune Of 24S8-
2225 as Leon Forrest Yankees
2l5 single ed the wav Odell Low
inc was highest for Highland Park
With rs Northeast AC ripped
Jones Cleaners for two. 2335-2l57
James Jones anchored for the
NorteaSters, scoring 1915 and
lac
James Robinson paced the Clean
erS with l56-l66 and 1856
Victory Five we're victorious
over the Doctors in fairly even
match. The Doctors made scores
Of S03- 758-Si8 o379i: Victory Five
registered S8l-73S-S57 '2476l Ar
thur Harold's Victory Five 235
single Was tops for the nicht. Levi
Rodgers was next Composite
Lodge with a 2o2 when his team
shut out Club Dellese. 2359-2303.
Roller Rink had little or no
trouble downing Mark Twain for
three games, 25oS-2l7o. at the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Greenlee Supports
Pres. ShackelfOrd

PITTSBURGH - w. A. (Gusb
Grcenlee. owner of the Pittsburgh
Crawfords, founder OF the Negro
National league and vice president
Of the United States Baseball leag que
when reached in Pittsburgh re-
gagd.n2 the ruling OF Attorney
Shackclford, said:
Il have been reported 10 be the
organizer OF the United States
league. That is not true. Owners
OF independent teams merely cot
together and felt that they should
organize for their own benefit. That
should never have been construed
As challenge for a fight 10 any
person or persons in baseball
My statement regarding Mr..
ShsckelIord's rulings mean no
more than the other members OF
the league As six men with
purpose. We chose Mr.. Shackelford
10 DC the league president. We
gave him certain powers because
We have confidence IN MS ability.
One Of INC NAN failinzS OF Negro
baseball has been the practice o.
naming president from the ranks
81 inc club owners, We are sure
that nc is 4 man 10 pat Negro
baseball on the right footing and
we are behind him one hundred
Dercent"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Wright Stars;
Wayne Beats I. c.

WAYNE university Subducd Uni
Vcrs.,y ~ Chicago IN dual meet
Saturday afternoon IN Chicago. So
a. II was tho hrs, meet ~ The
Near for Inc Tartars Among The
ras'icirants for Wavue university
were Lorenzo Wright and Adam
Houston, former track stars - Mil
Ter hiEh school and Sam Ellis 81
Northern Wright dominated The
broadjump and 6o-yard dash Be
cause ~ an injury Adam Hough-
ton. city hurdle star. was not able
~ compete This was serious
Flow 10 Hough,cn who has already
received his army induction
Ia crS.
Bcvt Pryor and Jim Williams
took over the mlddle-diStancc and
distance events Pryor finished first
~ the mile and second IN the two
milo Williams finished second in
the half-milc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17

low ny example. Negro baseball
W, never attain the heights tHat
Z ! dc @H.csS We cease TINS petty
p.c>c-.HI a17ou- ourselves. There
Is ~o'.v enough for everybody.
S1oI.d Me,ss> Marin and VII
sen 50 choose, or o,oce ;nan
V ,.rs 20 nee. Win mem and
arrange a e,arH.rE a.rccneut for
..,e g..ua, ncYcf, OF Us Al, How
ever. &c L. : ,caSae Fll tuN0-
ION as ,csGuc .e-ay5'eSs We
wt. No' start f.N'. VIC W.D not,
Yi,s dE7.. &C MI. 70, encourage
= f-7'. no. VII We continue one
o"ce one mas hcco started Bu'.
A. re same "7,e. Ne ~ not allow
ary VOCATION. o. ou~ r'cr: Ani At
Al times We 81, e, ne pG5.c
Know sri pass opinions or oug &C
invites
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
BY JAMES Z. WILLIAMS

Well, the big bowling contest is
over. The bowling leagues and
fans have settled down now. some
what. and are aiming their guns
for higher scores in league COM
petition.
Wolverine League
Take the Wolverine League. for
an example. to illustrate the point
that sharper and more determined
bowlers will emerge. doubtlessly,
as a result Of the recent marathon
bowling tourney Out OF the 10
teams in the Wolverine League, six
Of them bowled over $500 last Fri
dav night.
There were % games bowled
with 100 and almost 40 games
BOWED with 100 or over.
Sportree's Aquarium tripped
Chrysler BOYS for two wins, 1888
2650. as Walter Sauls tChrysler)
$50 series led both teams.
Wards Beauty Studio. paced by
Morris Kilgore's 585 series. l80-
202-203) took two games from
Gordy Contractors. 2652-2597 Yam
kce Potato Chips clipped Ready
Power for a pair of wins. 2373-23ll.
Vclmas Lunch outbowlcd Detroit
Steel 2689-2 395. for the first two
Games But in the third game De-
trOit Steel rallied 10 win by the
score Of S76-843.
DR. Powell Johnson team smash
cd DSR Seniors for a double win
25l5-2406
Motor City Women "A" League
Swansons Barber Shop paced the
Motor City Women's A League
Wednesday night as they downed
9 and B. Girls for two games. 23ll-
'263. Ecee Richardson Swan
on's) 226 single topped the field
she walked awav with. the Jack
ct" Burnett's Health Stud o
asted Acme Florists for two
aNes. l955-205l Velma Smiths
Burnett's l66 single was the
lirhest bowled for the two teams.
Twelve Horsemen calloced away
Win three games when they met
o,cket Fence. The Horsemen tai
led for a o268 score while the op-
,osers only accounted for 2l84
Trudy Matthews tHorsemen) blast
ID away for 1873 SINGLE. which vas
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Ypsi EKs And
Parkers Beaten
mCourt Games
Bv JAMES r. WILLIAMS

Tho second nat ~ INC Michigan
Chronicle senior basketball league
r.o9Nsc> 20 % = thriller with SIX
tc7WS b7''ln- 'uHouSiv foy play
q" hcr'NS - RrcWstcr CcO:cr sur
Goy evening \ beautiful Supcrler
Life Insurance Snc!ctv Trophy VIII
to -INcn ~ nc winning team
y Very interesting tang 10 note
Wr.eh indicates the type o. ball
r'sN0- nay hc expected ir INC
pep and denomination displayed
L, 80 Parker Recreation and
y l.5Hu E,kS 322
.ThCSc tWn teams cellar teams.
e'lnJcA LOSING heir games. gave
the p,caSJrc->ecklng basketball
f. >.Wc real entertainment
Heart ~ Detroit ElkS. strength
Cgci by nc ADDITION ef wilbur
I'm. acc PLAYER ,ripncd Bricgs
Al stars 37.27 The Bags team.
paced by George Peaks, PLAYED
desperately 10 steam ,he scoring
TIDE ~ 'Gelr opponents. hW could
M intercept successfully the well
LAID plays
Stanfeld Scores
Parker Recreation keep Highland
Park Aces frs, place team OK
treTciy busy when the tNo teams
r'et-'o settle thor differences The
fr'' pom, made by either team
was ~ tou' sho, 4; he quarter
f-e score was S-4 N favor ~ The
fichlard Aces
Bv Tine the Nall rolled around
thc score was l6.9 still N favor ~
II sh,ard Park When the final
period Mas over Parker tral,cd
S1-si. by 4 very narrow margin
q cjsh, points This w,tNou;
doubt was ne best game Parker
Recreation has rlavcd this year
Joe S;arfc,d Ted tho ParkerS with
rine points 20 his credit
lpSi Elks PLAY Well
Although NpSllsntI ElkS 30 lost
g. Reliable Photo. 81 20 Is. y by
- means indicates that The EikS
were sVsmped But as 4 matter
az fsct. NpSl kept The Photoes very
very busy ~ The FIRST quarter INC
F}ks- traled by three points -,
a. he half hy II points 1877 Tho
last haN TIC Two teams were evenly
matched scoring IL points each.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
SOUTHERN 9'S
ORGANIZE new
BASEBALL LOOP
BY J. c. CHUNN


NASHVILLE. Tenn.-(SpeciaD-
The Southern Baseball League will
operate next year with eight clubs.
representing Atlanta. Nashville.
Chattanooga. Knoxville. Asheville.
Memphis, Mobile and New Or
leans.
Thcysame cities with exception of
ASheville have franchises in the
Southern League Of white players.
the North Carolina city taking the
Z ACE OF Birmingham. which also
has an entry in the Negro Ameri-
can League.
Eight Teams In Loop
The or2anizational meeting was
held IN Nashville last weekend
with Thomas T Wilson. president
of the Negro National League. pre-
sding until the Southern had elect
cd lis own slate OF officers. The
Southern League will be the only
Negro league with slate of eight
teams. and the franchise rrices
posted indicate that il will be one
of The best in the country from
financial standpoint.
The National League leader cx-
pressed the opinion that the majors
would do everything in their power
"a aid the newly organized South
crn loop and heads OF the three
leagues would meet next month
70 draw up working agreement
% prevent PLAYER raids. etc. which
would disrupt relations between
the various organizations.
The owners OF franchises in The
new Southern League are James
Cotton. o' the Chattanooga Choo
ChonS; Sam Parks. Memphis
Grey SoN: Dr. r p Jackson. Nash
Vile Black Vols: c. l. Moore,
Ashcville Blues: Henry y Lewis.
Knoxville Black Smokes John II
H5rdcn. Atlanta Black Crackers:
Clifford Matthews. New Orleans
PelicanS and Willie Davis. Mobile
Black Shippers.
Jackson Elected Head
The owners viii meet again the
e7rlv pat ~ March ~ adopt sched-
lie constitution. ard bylaws. FOR
the season ~ l94i Of'icers elected
o. the meeting IN Nashville were
+ B Jackson president. Allen
Palco New Orleans promoter. vice
rre'idcn' John II Harden, ~ A.
lsn'a. treasurer; G. J. Kincside.
CSO executive. secretary. and J
{ Chunn Of Atlanta. director Of
public relations.
Dr. r. p Jackson. the first preSi-
dent Of the organization Is one OF
the outstanding physicians OF the
South He issa graduate OF Morris
Brown university. where he was
one Of the schools outstanding ath-
letcS. PLAYING baseball. football and
basketball. three letter man. the
FIRST All-American football player
q, Morris Brown He resides al
Nashville where he has built
lucrative practice.
Twenty cities throughout the
South and one in the North sent
representative TO the meeting
seeking franchise No associate
members we're taken in the new or
ganlZatlOn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17

Bowl-O-Drome Monday night 20
maintain second rlace Craig Rob-
erts 'pho,og al Sunnie Wilson's
bolS,ered the Mark TwainerS' at
tack with a POS single, but this
was not enough TO offset the $685.
pin difference in the team totals.
Roberts is A newcomer 20 bowling.
trying out his hand after receiving
an honorable discharge from the
army. where he-waS lieutenant.
u S. Steel dropped two games
10 Bowl-O-Dromc lall-girl team,
20l3-l92i Mary Baugh Bowl-O-
Drome) made the highest single Of
the tWo teams $50 The Wolves
Won 40 from Kelsey Hayes. 1872
227l and Briggs Local ZAP BANKED
Cocktail Lounge. 220l-2l0l.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Rims STOPS PARKS

WASHINGTON Jimmy BulrS.
{ Cvc.and heaNywo.-Ht, scored =
'c,rd round technical Nrocko !,
over Gcor- 4 PARIS. ~ Washing
tor. here Non6sv 2ht The bout,
Was scheduled for 10 rounds. 80
PlrirS 'sEced PARKS m nc fir,
Hoogcd I'm 'W.cc ~ the Seconc.
Parks could not come out n: The
third
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
Tennis Ace To
Attend College

Robert Ryland. the 23-year-old
tennis sensation. recently was dis
charged from the army. He iS1Row
residing in Detroit. having plNed
with such stars As Alice Marble.
ono Of the greatest women tennis
PLAYERS i'm the world. and Lillian
Van Buren,. city singles champ,
mis- residence in the city will do
much to encourage tennis compe i
ton.
For Ave years Ryland was Junior
Tennis Champ OF Chicago: he won
the New York State singles last
year His plans are 20 attend
Wayne university.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17
SNATCHEs HER MONEY

Twenty five year Old Arthur
Haley. 1898 Russell street. was
accused Nv Miss Frances Eichel-
berger 1880 HASTINGS street, ~
tnstchlnE a hve.dollar bill from
be- while N tavern. 1892 Mon
roe street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-17

CLEVELAND In ~ H., off,
-, >'a'eTen' 10 ne pes. t'r
Jo1n G Sna ke.ford. former s.s,s
Coles 40 athlete and pes dc~' =
nc 0c,,y 'orTcd un'ci S.s.cs
RaSehal le8- e cHc.c - ne olive
orenc1 20 &C negro National AID
Nero Ancrs,sn leagues tbs week
Shack a. ms n'l0a;es have
hNoNN h,7l >.0cc MS COLLEGE foot
ba', and baseball days. IS rcpo.cd
10 ho,i nc powers ~. 'cssr
al, affairs Of ne new c.rca.' e;
WaS7N GSc Of tNC>c powers tN4' go
former star ~ nc ate AnS"ct
Rubc, Fosters immortal h7<cba,'
champs Ssued nc following s:a,e.
ner'
To Protect PLAYERS
The United S,a'cS P1>C0sN
LEAGUE is GOING into inc 1915 sea-
son Nl,h the i'ea I'M mind %. f,aN-
an. baseball ,hc KIND " b4scosN
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13
Slovensko nadSene vita
Ora. BeneSe.
PRfJEZD MA

Londyn (CTK) - Re Slo-
venska dochazejf zpravy O ma
vratu presidenta Benese. Dne
8. dubna prijel do Humenneho
zvlastnf Wax vezouci presiden-
ia a jeho druzinu. President
byl uvftan predstaviteli SOVIET
ske a ceskoslovenske armady.
Obyvatelstvo uvitalo presiden-
ta chlebem a soil. z Humenne-
no do Kosic president jel autem
V kazde obci, kterou projizdel,
byly postaveny slavobrany 8 o.
Bray Benese a Stalina a napi-
sy vzdavajic1mi dix Rude ar
made. Obyvatelstvo vsude Vi
talo p~residenta provolavanfm
slavy a kvetinami.
V Kosicich tisfce uvftaly pre-
sidenta ma hlavnfm namestf.
General Svoboda, vftaje presi-
denta, Tekl: "Jsme radi, re Vas
m1zeme uvitat ma osvoboze-
mem 1zemi. Vratil jste sc do
vlaSti touz cestOu, pc ktere
jsme sli bratrsky s Rudou ar
madou "a vftezstvfm. Nase
srdce jsou naplnena radostf, re
jste dosahl ceskoslovenske p1G-
dy pres Moskvu. Chceme udr-
yet bratrstvl We zbrani Sc slav-
nou Rudou armadou a posilit
vzajemnou soucinnost, jez sc
zacala v bitkach u Kijeva, Bile
Cirkve a v Karpatech."
President Benes We sve Cd
povedi vyslovil diky "a prijeti
a podal podrobne zasady, ma
nichz Dude vytvorena nova ces-
koslovenska vlada v Kosicich.
President .vyjadril diky Rude
armada, slovenskym partyza-
mum a vsem v1dcGm odboje "a
to, re trimali prapor svobody.
V Kosicfch president prijal
cleny vlady v exilu. Minister
sky predseda Sramek podeko-
val vladnfmu delegatu Nemco-
vi "a jeho cinnost ma osvoboze-
mem 1zemf. Sramek pax podal
demisi jmenem vlady a presi-
dent projevil odstupujfcf Wade
svGj dix.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-13
DETSKY ROZUM.
Frank J. Rosner:

Nekolik ucitelek Sc seslo, a.
by porozpravely'o svych priho-
dach a pozorovanf svych sve-
rencu pc STRANGE psychologists
a rozumovanf drobotiny. Jedna
mlada ucitelka nizsf tridy Wy
prav6la s uSmevem:
ia mysl1m, re nejrozmarnej-
81 pT1hoda v me tfide "a uply-
nuleho roku byla jedna povfd-
ka, kterou napsala jedna z
mych zakyn = velmi malinke
devcatko. PodaTilo Sc mne do
cfliti jisteho 1spechu S detmi,
kdyz jsem je pozadala O popsa-
nj mist, ktere znaly dobre a ia
Ike prfhod, jichz byly svedky a
jednoho dine jsem vymyslila ma
sledujfcf novinku. Rekla jsem
Jim, re 81 musejf vymysliti ne
jakou povldku re svych Vast
mich hlav.
"Nesmfte mic napsati CO jste
sami videli,, must to byti jen
neco co Sc yam zdalo," rekla
jsem jim. PAX jsem jim vylo-
lila co ash predstava znamena.
Deti pfinesly svoje povidky dru
heho dine rano do skoly a mezi
mimi byla tato neobycejna a
pfekvapujfcf perla:
lined pc svatbe Tekl zenich
neveste, muslin te nyni opus
It'll, protoze nemame dosti pc
neg a tudfz muslin jiti do sve-
ia sirokeho nakopati zlata, da-
leko Ia ocean, anebo bychom
musili hladoveti."
"Sedm let presto a jednoho
dine zenich pTispechal do svet-
nice kde sedela jeho nevesta a
vyndal z kufrfku diva vaky ma
plnene zlatem, ktere polozil k
jejim nohoum a ma ne vlozil
mensf sacky, jez vyndal z ka-
pes kabatu a kalhot."
"Tadyhle, mole nevesto, jest
zlato, ktere jsem ii sliboval."
"Tvaf nevesty sc rozradost-
Mia a s 1smevem Tekla:
"Ani ia jsem nezahalela ,m6j
zenichu," a pax otevfela dvere
do vedlejsfho pokoje a dovnitr
veSlo sedmnact det1."