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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-09
Angels Wings
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Nv LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

BY LILLIAN COA AIhEf.
TINE homes of the angel wing or
piddock are fashioned much
like the conventional wings We
Il are used to seeing on the pic
lures of these supposedly celestial be-
ings. They are thin. white and beau
tifully sculptured, meeting at point
close to the tips. When found as
perfect pair. they are lovely contribu-
tons to our shell collections.
The piddocks belong to genera of
living and fossil mollusks. They have
the strange habit of perforating clay,
wood or rocks. filing vertical Railways
as they 60 along. They are ceaseless
workers and have the strange ability
to glow in the dark.
Angels wings live in colonies that
are to be found 8 to 10 inches, some
times more, in the sandy mud in Flor
ida. They make their way slowly up
the coast as far north as Cape Cod
Few Of them have been found above
Cape Hatteras
These unusual shell fish are only
free agents during their earliest child
hood. Then, as soon as the shell is
hard enough to be used as a rasp. the
mollusk begins to burrow This is
accomplished by the angels wing
turning its shell about in its selected
spot until the inner wall is ground
off. 1t holds the object, either wood,
rock or clay, by its foot. which has
strong, suction-like grasp. In the very
beginning, the young mollusk even uses
its one and only foot as rasp, holding
sand particles in it and rubbing stead
lily on the surface until a shallow cell
is made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-09

pointed. 1t is half the length of the
angels wings, or inches long, and
is to be found along the entire east
coast. and is even on the west coast
Of South America. The other cousin is
known In California and is from az to
S inches in length. The valves are
more beautiful, almost transparent,
and display three types OF sculpturing.
Children finding the wings in pairs
love to use them for small purses.
The lining is glossy and the hinges
are strong and elastic. Look for your
perfect pair OF angels wings this
summer.
(Copyrisht, 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-09

with a sauce that is highly seasoned
with herbs. Some prefer them picked.
and others cook them by dipping them
in fine bread crumbs before frying
them in deep fat.
In Havana they bring a good price,
too. The beautiful shells are sold to
be made into fancy articles for the
tourist trade. In Havana, the name of
the angels wings Is ribbed pholas,
which seems more in keeping with
the molluskS.
There is another member Of the
group that is short and more sharply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-09

1-inch cubes. and the 81 Of them
fitted together to form cube inches
on one side. The problem came up:
How many cuts, straight through the
cube, were required to get the ~
1-inch cubes from the original 3-inch
solid cube? II the 3-inch cube had
been painted lavender before it was
cut. how many of the little cubes after
it was cut would be lavender on three
sides, how many on two sides and
how many on one side? Easy. huh?
(Answer on Page B-14.)
Copyright, 1889
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-09
Natures Children

Once the piddock is tucked snugly
within its cloister, it Is a contented
mollusk. For it is safe from foes,
and its long siphon can secure air and
food for its needs. True, the starfish
and some willy crustaceans have been
watching an opportunity to snip of the
soft tip of the siphons. but that does
not happen often, for the angels wings
are not stupid.
In Europe these mollusks are in de-.
mand at high prices. They are cooked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-09
Recitation Insurance.

CHICAGO (P).-Student Joseph
Higgs of the Northwestern University
Law School is selling recitation in
surance.
Policies pay of in case the professor
calls on any Of Higgs' clients to re-
cite. The investment is so cents If
the insured student must recite the
return is $3.50. And there is always
that chance. Higgs says, that the stu
dent may get the cash and the right
answer. too.
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sail for Australia. She responded six
months ago to an appeal directed by
Richard Quirk Of Melbourne to the
Mayor OF Boston, asking for "a good
true woman from the dear homeland"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-09
Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.

YOU have probably seen innumer-
= able articles like the one that this
problem came up over It was a
cubic gadget OF Oriental design, very
intricately carved out of wood and
fitted together. The pieces were all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-09
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English.
Nv JOSEPH ]. FRISCH.

s. Has a rule. "of" should be
used instead of the apostrophe and S
for the possessive case of inanimate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-09

and since then has kept up a regular
correspondence with him.
Nearly 5000 900 greeting telegrams
were sent in England last year.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
Nora Ford at
The Goyety

This week is a colorful one for
the Gayety. 1t accentuates
beauty and not comedy. which
should be a delight. The sets
also help, being accomplished
beautifully, adding much to the
ballet and revue scenes.
The distaff side possesses
three girls of totally different
personalities. Nora Ford, the
headliner, is fry and vivacious.
Sherry Britton is exotic and
well-mannered, looking some
what like the home type of girl,
while Dawn De LeeSe is blond
and seemingly the coy, sweet
and demure type. So you see,
you can pick out your favorite,
for they have been chosen wisely
under the expert guidance of
Manager Bill Collins, who knows
what it takes to put over a
show.
We can say this for the COM
edy sector, that I. B. Hamp is
one of the clevereSt comedians
in burleSque. He rattles off
"Pumpkinsville" dialect like a
veteran and of course he is. No
one can be as good as Hamp
and not be an old-timer. He has
just the right timing of a gag.
1t just can't fail to go over after
he has his word in it.
R. H. S.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
'Chorm of la Boheme" at Little

A generous serving of Puccini
music is being offered at the
Little Theater this week where
the screen attraction is 1.-THE
Charm of La Boheme," costar-
ring Jan Kiepura and Marta
Eggerth. All of the most popu-
lar portions of the operas score
have been incorporated into this
film, providing rare musical
treat for cinema audiences ex-
cept at the points, fortunately
few, where recording is at fault.
Several additional songs are
fitted into the story effectively.
Marta Eggerth, experienced
Continental actress and singer,
is an excellent camera subject,
an effective performer. In this
picture she captures the full
measure of poignancy in a story
of love and sadness in the lives
of two young sisters. Mr.. Kie-
pura is a great singer, and, while
he does not merit a place among
the screens great actors, he
does perform with a delightful
naturalness and enthusiasm
which makes his treatment
plausible thing.
Not the least of the films
strong points is the work of three
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
KELLEYGRANlS

laide Hibbard-Addie to you
will make the principal address.
Edward Arnold wired: Hope
I can fix things so that I can
fly from the Coast and play a
week for you this summer. Am
eager to try out Washington
and vicinity audience once
more" Spencer Tracy is an
other Hollywood celebrity who
hopes to make it this summer
for one play. Ethel Barrymore's
contribution will be one week of
School for Scandal"
George JesSeI and Norma Tai
madge will take over the star
dressing room at the Capitol
Theater beginning Friday.
Announcement cards just re-
ceived from Maxine Doyle, re-
veal that her married name is
Mrs. William NuelSon Whitney
(not Whitney as published in
the press dispatches), and that
she will be at home, beginning to-
day, at 1907 Shirley Ave-, Tar
zana, Calf. That Tarzana
sounds like jungleland, but send
Maxine a congratulatory letter
if you're one of the Thirteenth
Street regulars.
SUNDAY LAW TEST
Virginia's Sunday Blue Laws,
which prevent showing of mo-
vieS in various sections Of the
State, are challenged in Airing
ton County Circuit Court by
owners of the Wilson Theater.
Naming Sheriff Howard B.
Fields Of Arlington county, as
defendant, the theater owners
have asked for a Judgment that
the showing of motion pictures
on Sunday, when admission is
charged, is not a violation of the
State code.
The petition, which also re-
quests that Sheriff Fields be pre-
vented from interfering with OPP
Grafton of the theater on Sun
day, will be heard May 10 by
Judge Walter T. Mccarthy.
The theater points out that
football and baseball games are
conducted on Sunday with ad-
mission charged and that movies
in other sections of the State
are permitted to operate.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
College Swing
For Earle

Oracle Allen, George Burns,
Martha Raye and Bob Hope
head the all-star comedy cast
in college Swing" Paramount
picture opening Friday, April
%, at the Earle Theater. On
the stage, Al Pearce and his
Gang, from the watch the
Fun Go By" radio show, will
appear in person.
college Swing" presents
Oracle Allen as a coed who,
by the terms of an old will, in.
heritS a whole university. De
lighted, she Immediately ap-
points herself Dean of Men. Mar
tina Raye is assigned the post
of Professor of Practical Ro-
nance, a required course, Ben
Blue is made Instructor in Gym
nastics (for coeds).
E Edward Everett Horton,
Florence George, Betty Cradle,
Jackie Coogan, John Payne and
many others appear in the sup
porting cast. Raoul Walsh di-
rected the production, which
includes seven new songs: "Col-
lege Swing" Il Fall in Love
With You Every Day" How'd
ia Like to Love Me-" and others.
On tn e stage Washington
will have an opportunity to see
a favorite radio gang in per-
Son-Al Pearce and the cast of
his C. B. S. show. Elmer Blurt,"
Low Pressure salesman, will be
prominent, of course; others
will include "Tizzie Lish," cook
ing and health expert; Arlene
Harris, Human Chatterbox"
Lord Bilgewater," author and
riddle expert: Andy Andrews,
singing comic; Danzi Goodelle,
personality dancer; the Ran
dali Sisters, "Blues from Low
down Dixie; Paul Robinson
and his harmonica champions,
and others.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL So
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

their perception and good judg-
ment in the reviewing stand.
Married to Irene Hervey, their
idea of a good time is to see a
movie, and hold hands. Irene
had the low-down feeling which
came with the passing of her
option by M-G-M, then, when she
hit like a million in the Gilbert
and Sullivan 1.-THE Girl Said No."
Leo-the-Lion paid twice her orig
inal salary to get her back. Boy,
was that a thrill.
She's passing up a career to
be Mrs. Allan Jones and tend to
their four-month-old boy.
Singer Jones hustled over be-
tween shows last night to do
his bit at Sidney Lust's father
son banquet of the Hebrew con-
gregation, tonight will do radio
stunt with Tom Mccarthy, to-
morrow night helps out the
Washington Ad Club jamboree.
You can't help liking a fellow
like that, so anxious to please
everybody,
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
ED SULLIVAN
By ED SULLIVAN
Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot?

Hollywood April 49,
reference to query by column to Nat Hol
controversy my opinion an
snd Marty friedman daE nons
have made Hank look like just another player until he
The New York chapter e asda Girls Club sent . letter
published for their third annual party at the Hotel Plaza the
they don't believe that aud acquaintance should be forgotten
right place because in this where the
speak to the zuRos and LIE
name n eTe S Sr% the last word
their careers first when interview them with egfd
ziegd': Fred Astaire told note
Edna s 6S a
Is Frank Bert Wheeler Bob WOOsey and
r 1a when oayn do prtan:
good taste and discrimination stamp approval
one outside the industry and not much for within
Broadway stage what Thaberg out here on ceod
In other words he the No He had Imagination
be forgot? No indeed not when the old acquaintance
THE Jack Hays had party the other nite and interest
E near h anus % and
their generation famous restaurants
at which the Philadelphia baltimore washington
vowed at the Little Club; Of the afternoon
first paid her off in gold dollars Minneapolis
Brothers
convinced the that his
of the mite at LOndOns Palladium when George
courage drank five Societies. and fell flat
MOVIE STARS of today know these things no
fund OF roupng knowledge which
stars and the vaud headlners at Haleys party
war days when Irving Berlin presenting Yip
and they the lyrics of Berlin that I'd heard
old keith c snd M w0 sse e o them on the
all burned aes though these things yesterday
LISTENING to their cOOrfuI recOIectiOns felt stab
regret that those days forever that
rusty youth Of business Probably looks better in retrospect
tOO because distance and enchanment allies
IT had its 1nuStceS and drawbacks little
Of the heaGIner, who had his
George Burns recalled that a
and their big The headnr sent word that
intended singing it, and instructed them Topped
The their piece de resistance
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
ALLAN JONES is QUIZZED
MOVIE
CLOCK
R. X. o. KEITHS-1rene Dunno,

r. X. o. KEITHS-Irene Dunno,
Douglas Fairbanks, jr., Joy
of Living" 11:15 a. m, 1870,
3:25, $50, 7:35, GAS p. m.
CAPITOL-Victor McLaglen,
Louise Hovick, Battle of
Broadway" IL a. M; lao,
4:35, 7:25, 1910 p. m. Stage
Allan Jones, 12:45, 1925,
$40, 9:05 p. m.
PALACE Alice Faye, Tyrone
Power, Don Ameche, I'm Old
Chicago" 1920 a. m, 1855,
4:25. 7. 9:35 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Nelson Eddy, jean
cite Macdonald, Girl of the
Golden West" 1875 a. m,
2:1o. 4:4o, ITO, $40 p. m.
EARLE - Joan Blondell, Mary
Astor, There's Always
Woman" II a. m, lao, 4:35,
7:25, 1910 p. m. Stage
Tommy Riggs. 1890, 1925,
6:15, 9p. m.
METROPOLITAN-Bette Davis,
George Brent, "Jezebel," II
a. m, los, $40, $40, 1920.
$40 p. m.
TRANS-LUX - "Newsreel and
Shorts" 10. LAS a. M, 1890
LAS, 8, Ais, $50, GAS, 8,
9:15, 10:45 p. m.
BELASCO 'rLucrezia Borgia,"
$50, TAO and $50 p. m.
LITTLE-"Charm of La Bo-
heme," 11:09, 1913. 3:18,
5:22, 1928 and 9:35 p. m.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

that did more than anybody
else to make him the highly
paid concert artist he is today.
But this piece is about Allan
Jones, who met the critics of
the town Saturday afternoon at
a sip and chatfest back stage,
and added them to his ador-
ing public.
Washington's veterans Of the
Monday night shock troops gave
Tenor Jones a nice send-off
when he came here first as the
singing lead in the Shubert pro-
duction of Bitter Sweet" and
more kudoS when he sang the
lead with the renowned Jeritza
in "Annina" on the National
Theater stage.
Jeritza NOW Mrs. Winnie
Sheehan) was really a card.
Full of temperament. She would
not permit him to follow cues,
just signalled with two fingers,
Allan, when she wanted him on
stage. One night he made her
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
Give Dorothy Lomour q Name,
Win $50 Cash, Tickets

What shall call lovely Dorothy Lamour?
Shall it be Sweetheart Of the Sarong, TgerGr Delicious
Dorothy, Luscious LamourLamour Siren Of the Sarong
WHAT
We'd like to coin phrase that will adequately describe
this lovely lady of the who made the sarong famous
and who this adornmen again in her latest fm
"Her Jungle Love" opening FRIDAY at Loew's Capitol
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
Cleaning e.
and
Screenings
By Andrew R. Kelley

cities of the Loew circuit should revise the studios opn
ions of his Importance.
Singer has the recipient of amazing audience recep
TONS warm and enthusiastic definitely reflected in the
attention he has been receiving at the box office. Has
not such applause the Capitol Theaer since Will
Mahoney British.
Yes Mr. Jones has been very regular Generous to the
autograph hunters ready to do any stunt to help out his
theaer managers gracious in meeting soca demands,
delivering handsomely before the footlights.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

Mae West Is making Loew'S
State Theater in New York long
for rubber walls. It's been bulg-
ing since last Thursday when
the blond vixen opened a per-
Sonal appearance engagement.
La Mae is doing six shows per
day, with seven on Saturday
and Monday. That's A shows
q week, work in any language.
Her contract calls for $12,500
flat guarantee, a split, $3.50, on
all over $4,000. 1t looks like
$4,000 at least for the seven
days, so the buxom lassie will
take down $4,000 or more.
Vince.
Best previous record for
Loew's State held by Rudy Val
lee with $45, 900, but Rudy had
q double holiday to help out.
Vests managers, Swamped with
offers for further stage work,
say that she prefers the temp
O141S D4ND 4AOI14 AO41OOk4.
THEY'RE ALL FOR JACKIE
Makes 'em feel good down at
the Earle Theater when they
flash the trailer for college
Swing" Burns and Allen get a
hand and so does Martha Raye,
a certain trade wind for good
business come Friday.
Jackie Coogan and his Betty
Cradle are in college Swing"
and there is interest in their
appearance since they began to
fight for the Coogan millions.
All Hollywood is with the young
sterS in their court battle, latest
proposal of the film colony, a
"boycott" of everything in which
Stepapa Berstein is concerned.
Warner Bros. have ordered
800 TechnicOlOr prints on Robin
Hood" scheduled to have q day
and date opening all over the
nation on May IA. Largest or
der ever given TechnicOlOr.
ROCKVILLE RALLY ROUND
They'll rally round at Judge
Harold c. Smiths court in Rock
vile tomorrow night to formu-
late community plans to push
the Cochran summer theater
HoroiecE at OlneV. Md
Brooke Johns will act as mas
ter Of ceremonies and Mrs. AIDE
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

wait and improvise. His reward
was a smack on the jaw, where
the shows business called for a
gentle tap. Oh, these prima
donnas, they have plenty of fire.
Usually actors remember best
their bad notices. Mr.. Jones
also remembers the good ones,
so he made some of the critics
self-conscious by a tribute to
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
Durbin Movie
For Keith's

One of the finest casts ever
assembled in support of Deanna
Durbin will be seen in her cur
rent Universal production, Mad
About Music" coming to RKO
Keith's following the current
"Joy of Living" and opening
next Friday.
In the principal featured role
with Deanna is Herbert Mar
shall, one of the finest actors in
America. The principal femi-
nine role, that of Deanna's
young mother, is played by
beautiful and popular Gail Pat
rick.
William Frawley, screen vet
eran, is seen as Dusty Rhodes, a
theatrical manager. Arthur
Preacher, noted English COM
edian, is also featured.
Marcia Mae Jones and Helen
Parrish, two well-known screen
youngsters, are cast as school
mates of the star. Jackie Moran,
from the cast of THE Adven-
lures of Tom Sawyer" enjoys
the distinction of being the first
boy to play Deanna'S sweetheart.
His chum is played by Charles
Peck.
In character roles are Chris
tan Rub, Elisabeth Risdon,
Charles Judell and Bert Roach.
Producer Joe Pasternak even Sc
cured Sid Grammar, Hollywood's
cinema theater impresario, to do
an representation" of himself.
Mad About Music" is Miss
Durbin's third Universal picture.
She sings three songs by Harold
Adamson and Jimmie McHugh.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL 3d.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

1QedCef.
What would you have us call
her? Coin an ALTERATION if you
will, or just any phrase of not
more than five words that will
give Miss Lamour a colorful
description.
Your jungle Love" contest
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
MUSICAL GRADUATE

MUSICAL GRADUATE
Why beat around the bush?
The Jones personality shines
brilliantly when contrasted with
that of his studio colleague,
Nelson Eddy, who prefers to
thigh hat" and treat as poor
relations, the movie audiences
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
Ancient Car Found

Paramount technicians work
ing under William A. Wellman,
producer-director of the Tecni-
color cavalcade of the air, Men
With Wings" have uncovered a
1918 Marmon automobile used
by Barney Oldfield in the Los
Angeles Phoenix road races.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

and make certain he receives it
no later than Friday.
Supplementing the three cash
prizes will be an award of IS
pairs of guest tickets to see
Paramount'S thrilling jungle
love story filmed entirely in
technicolor. Ray Milland shares
coromantic honors with Doro-
thy Lamour in this story which
offers many thrilling sequences,
the most exciting of which is an
earthquake that provides a dar-
ing background for these two
lovers. Lynne Overman, j. Car
roll Naish, Dorothy Howe and
others are members of the cast
of Her jungle Love-"
Now get busy. What colorfu1
phrase can you conceive that
will describe that gorgeous screen
beauty, Dorothy Lamour? Here's
really a subject that ought easily
to inspire you to immediate
thought.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL So
Fish Story
Warner Baxter will leave
shortly for his tenth fishing trip
within a year to Lower Cali
fornia waters. AS soon as he fin
iSheS Robert Louis StevenSon's
Kidnapped" he will head his
51-foot yacht, the War-Wynne,
for EnSenada.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25
It's Done Often

How two young people can get
married when they haven't
enough money to finance the
venture is amuSingly revealed
in RKO Radios Having Won
derful Time" screen version Of
the Broadway play of the same
name.
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

actors whose names are unim-
portant but whose comedy tai
ents supply a light touch which
adds much to the production.
1.-THE Charm of La Boheme,"
which is being presented with
full English subtitles, has sue
ceeded in bringing grand opera
to the motion picture in most
creditable fashion. It is excel
lent entertainment for music
lover and average filmgoer alike.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL 80
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

Singing Star Of Picture Meets the
Critical Fraternity at a Chatfest
The Washington times., 1938-04-25

editor is going to pay SIS to the
person writing the most orig
inal phrase, $40 for the second
best description, and SIS for the
third best. There are no hard
and fast rules. Simply concoct
an original phrase, send it along
to the Jungle Love" Contest
Editor at the Washington Times,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-27
Polsky general Sikorski o
Ceskoslovensku.

Byvaly polsky ministersky
predseda general Sikorski O.
tiskuje V Kurjeru Warsaw
skem dlouhou studii O cesko-
slovenskem problemu a MOI
mem brannem konfliktu We
stredn1 Europe. Ukazuje, jak
pripojen1m Rakouska k nemec
Ike r1si byla ztfzena situace
Ceskoslovenska a prav1, re o.
sud mfru nebo valky zavisf pre-
devslm ma vojenskem potenci-
alu Nemecka. N6mecka po-
zemn1 armada, rozd6lena ma
Is armadn1ch short a 81 divi-
81, ma $4,000 muzG, letecka
zbran ma 5000 letounG. Gene
raj Sikorski dodava: Tato ma
sd by byla zajiste schopna mo-
hutneho naporu, ale nema V
pr1tomne dobe j~ednotnosti, re
jmena pc p~Tivtelen1 sedmi ra-
kouskych divisf. Ma druh6
strane Sc pocituje nedostatek
dGstojnik1 a poddGstojnikG,
nejv1ce vsak nedostatek zaloh.
General pax pravf: Kdyby ry-
chilly 1spech, dosazeny brutal
MIN hromadnym 1tokem pan
cefovych divisi, neprinesl i
hned ocekavanych vysledkG,
byl by vysledek valky pro Ne
mecko pochybny. Spanelska
valka totiz ukazala, re kratka
v1tezna valka patti do rise ba-
|jek. Autor konstatuje, re Gee
81 jsou zajist6 odhodlani bra
nit svou nezavislost''. Ma dru-
he strane NIUE Ceskosloven-
sko v pT1vade konfliktu s Ne
meckem poc1tat S Franci1 a S
ISSSR. o SSSR pfse Sikorski:
Pfedstavme 81 jen s1lu letec-
iva, ktere disponuje $500 stro-
il a nezapom1nejme, re SOVIET
ske letectvo prokazalo svou
velkou hodnotu We Spanelsku.
Sikorski uzavfra svou studii
takto: Spojenectv1 S Francil
je pro ceskoslovenskou bezpec
most nejdGlezitejsf. Stanovis-
ko Francie v teto otazce je INA
mo. Nyn1 je spojena S Velkou
Britani1 a vojenske silly obou
r1s1 Sc sjednotily. Tento biloxi
ma nespornou pTevahu, pokud
jde o reservu, material, moral
nj silly, suroviny a prGmysl.
Kanclar Hitler nebude vyhle-
davat valku S timto blokem.