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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
Engagements
Of Interest
In Capital
Miss Boiling Will
Become Bride of
1t. Wetherill

Many engagements of interest,
particularly among the service con-
tingent. are being announced to-
day. Members of this widely-trav-
eled group always have many
friends in the Capital and in posts
all over the country.
One of today's outstanding an
nouncements is made by 1t. Col.
and Mrs Alexander Russell Boiling
of Boston of the engagement of
their daugher, Miss Margaret Jo-
sephine Boiling, to 1t. Roderick
Wetherill, son of Mrs. Richard
Wetherill and the late Col. Wether-
Ill of Washington.
Miss Boiling was graduated from
Edgewood Park School, Briarcliff
Manor, N. Y, in June, 1899.
1t. Wetherill was graduated from
the United States Military Academy
class of 1910. He now is stationed
at Fort Bragg, N. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
Christmas Seal
Workers Will Be
Honored at Tea

Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
and Mrs. Cordell Hull, with wives
of several other members of the
cabinet, will be patronesses at
the reception and tea Monday,
December %, at the Mayf1ower
Hotel. The tea will honor the
many women who volunteer their
services in the sale of Christmas
seals for the benefit of the Dis
trict of Columbia tuberculosis
Association.
Booths will be set up in de-
partment stores, banks and hotels
throughout the city.
Miss Sadie Orr Dunbar, presi-
dent of the National Federation
of Women'S Clubs and formerly
president of the Oregon State
tuberculosis Society, will be
guest speaker. DR.. j. Winthrop
Peabody, president of the Dis
trict tuberculosis Association,
which is benefited by the sale of
Christmas seals in Washington,
will review the associations &C
tivities of the past year and Mr..
Risley Goldsborough Hunt. chair
.(See SEALS, Page DID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
Miss Janet Maude Lerch
To Be Wed to Mr.. Rush.

1t. Col. Archer L. Lerch, Judge
Advocate Generals Department, and
Mrs. Lerch announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Janet
Maude Lerch, to Mr.. Donald Wes-
ley Rush of Port Huron, Mich, and
Washington.
Miss Lerch is a senior at George
Washington University and men,
Der of Pi Beta Phi Sorority.
Mr.. Rush was graduated from
George Washington University and
is member of Tau Kappa Epsilon
Fraternity.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
Secretary and Mrs. Hull
Returning From Vacation
Other Cabinet Members and Wives
Will Be Back in Capital
In Next Few DAYS

Secretary Corde expected
tonight from the South after fornghts vacation
Secretary Treasury Henry Mogenthau
South vacation will
Secretary Henry
will return this from few days Eghhod their
Long Island
N
and the former expected back early this
Mrs. Walkers coming here.
Son and Daughter n-Law
Visit Secretary Ickes.
the Interior Harold L.
them Headwaers Ony the
law and Mrs Raymond Ickes of New
giving.
Secretary Agriculture
Washington by motor from their Indiana
Thanksgiving They expected arrive this evening
Secretary Labor Miss Perkins, yesterday
Orleans will Tuesday at convention
l~optip, paceD -or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24

,(See SEALS, Page DID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
Chicaeoan Visits

Mr.. A. G. Moore of Chicago is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary D.
Moore of the Burlington Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
Miss Jane Cox to Become
Bride of Mr.. Miner.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ormond
L.. Cox of Hampton, Va, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Jane Cox, to Mr.. Tracy Colt
Miner, jr., of Newport News, Va,
(see ENGAGEMENTS, Page D-90
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24
Hiwassee- Blueheld

HiaWassee and Bluefield Colleges
Will Play at Clinchco Saturday
Afternoon.
Hiwassee and Bluefield colleges
will inaugurate collegiate foot
ball in Dickinson County when
the teams representing these two
schools will clash in the Clinchco
ball park this coming Saturday
afternoon.
Foot ball has been on the de.
cline in Dickinson for the past
few years after the sport was
abandoned at Dickinson Memoir,
al for financial reasons. How
ever, foot ball enthusiasts in Dick
enson County are legion and a
record crowd is expected for the
encounter at Clinchco on this
weekend.
Both schools have fast and
aggressive aggregations. From
Hiwassee comes reports that they
are ready to take the boys from
West Virginia. On the Hiwassee
team are three boys from Dick
enson County: Toots Steele, Ed
die Sutherland and Carman Pow
ers. HiWassee has one of the
strongest teams it has had in
years.
The game is sponsored by the
local Masonic lodge. Tickets for
the game are on sale at the Clint
wood Drug, at Clinchco and Hay
81.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24
VIRGIL SOUDERS MAY
ACCEPT POSITION
IN &C CAMP

Virgil Souders, commercial
teacher at DMHS, will in all prob
ability resign his position soon to
accept employment as education,
al adviser in a CCC camp. Mr..
Souders is to be in Richmond on
Monday for an interview and
possible assignment to some camp
in the Third Corps area.
No successor to Mr.. Souders
has yet been decided upon. He is
beginning his fourth year as com
mercial instructor in the local
high school. His resignation will
be a distinct loss to the public
school system in Dickinson.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24
School T air at
Nora Nov. 9

The annual school fair for Dick
enson County will be held this
year at Ervi,nton High at Nora on
Saturday, Nov. 2. Last year the
first school fair held in the coun>
ty for several years was at Haysi,
md SO popular was the event that
it is to be continued. Under pres
emit plans it is hoped to make the
fair one of the high spots of tho
school year.
There will be various kinds of
exhibits from every grade level
and vocational department in the
four high schools and from all
elementary schools Of the county.
The fair this year is under the
direct supervision of the three
county vocational agriculture de-
partments. Catalogs listing exhib-
its called for have been in the
hands of teachers for more than
a week.
Athletic events will be held in
connection with the fair.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24
FAREWELL SERVICE
AT BAPTIST CHURCH
ON SUNDAY EVENING

Since this will be the last SER
vice before Rev. Cullom and fam
lily 60 to their new field of work
at Cambria, Va, a farewell SER
vice will be held at the Baptist
church. Prof. Quisenberry, mo-
derator of the Wise County Bap-
ist Association, will make a talk,
Rev. L. D. Perkins will have
something to say as fellow min
ister, and j. H. T. Sutherland
will make a short talk represent
ing the Kiwenis Club. Other short
talks will be made and the Clint
wood quartet will sing two spec
ial numbers. : Services begin at
7:3O.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24
NANCY STAPLETON
RECEIVES HONOR

Miss Nancy Stapleton or Hunt
ington, w. Va, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred H. Stapleton, for
mer citizens of this county, won
signal honors when selected by
the student body Of Marshall Col
lege to represent them as the ty-
pical freshman girl in homecom.
activities later in the year. Miss
Stapleton is the granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallie Friend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24
Two Lose Lives
In CIinchco Mine
Basil Edwards and Mike Marcus
Killed BY Slate Falls Within
Past Week

Basil Edwards, "a, son of M.
and Mrs. P.Marion Edwards Of
Martha Gap, was instantly killed
by a slate fall in the mines at
Clinchco last Tuesday. So heavy
was the slate fall that it requlr-
ed rescue workers several hours
to extricate the body.
MIR. Edwards had been employ
ed as motorman in No. 7 mine for
the past several years.
The body of the deceased was
brought to the Clintwood Funeral
Home and prepared for burial.
Internment took place at the fam
lily cemetery on Lick Creek on
Wednesday. His wife and several
children survive.
A few days earlier another life
was snuffed out in the same mine
when a slate fall killed Mike
Marcus, a trusted Hungarian en-
p1oyee of the company for sever
al years.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24
Flanagan Opens
Campaign at Nora
Speaks To Good Crowd at Erwin
ton High On Wednesday Night

Speaks To Good Crowd at Erwin
ton High On Wednesday Night
Congressman John w. Flanna-
gan opened his campaign IN Dick
enson County on Wednesday even
ing in the Ervinton High School
at Nora when he spoke to several
hundred persons.
Tom F'ugate Of Lee County
Flannagan's campaign manager,
made a short address, urging un'
ity and abolition of party lines in
order that America might be
made still safer in these days Of
international strife. Fugate con-
tended that vote for Roosevelt
meant a great America for the
next four years. He closed with a
brief review of New Deal accomp
lishments.
Flanagan was introduced by
H. M. Sutherland, former men,
Der of the Virginia Assembly.
Flannagan's speech was pre-
faced by the following statement.
II stand flat-footed where I have
always stood - squarely behind
the greatest president ever in the
White House, Franklin D. RooSe-
welt" The congressman scoffed at
those persons who were afraid
that a third term would bring a
dictatorship. Relationships arise
from discomfort and suffering" he
said. eff we had another four
years Of Hoover, we probably
would have had dictatorship in
America
Flanagan attacked big BUSH
ness for its ingratitude toward
Roosevelt and the New Deal. He
asserted that big business was the
first to get aid under the Roose-
welt administration, and then it
began to howl and oppose Roose-
welt when the little man began to
get financial benefits from the
government. The New Deal put
into operation plain, old, unadul-
terated democracy and brought
the government back, to the peo-
pie.
Flanagan closed his address
with a plea for votes for Roose-
welt and himself. He asserted that
Dickinson had always given him
a handsome majority and ne ask
ed that it do so again in order
that he might be returned to
Washington to help President
Roosevelt carry on the fight for
the little man.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24
First Draft
Call Nov. Is
Serial Numbers of Draftees Pos
ed AT Front Door of Courthouse

Gu kAV OAAe OOOA w COAAA sAA~
Serial numbers for draft regi-
strants in Dickinson county have
already been posted at the front
door of the courthouse in G int
wood. It is the duty of each man
to acquaint himself with his draft
number.
The order number, that is the
number which will determine the
order in which the draftees will
be indicted into the service, will
come from Washington shortly
after Oct. 29-the day set for the
drawing of the numbers.
Secretary of War Stimson will
draw the first number on Oct. 20.
The same fishbowl which was fill
ed with capsules containing the
numbers Of the wartime draft
will be used. It was President Will
son who drew the first number
in 1917. President Roosevelt has
passed up the honor this time and
has designated Stimson to draw
the first number. It will require
about II hours to draw all the
numbers whereby 100000 young
men will be taken into the army
by June Is, 1941.
Secretary Stimson said the con-
scripts would be called up as fol-
lows: Nov. 18th, 10000; Jan. 3rd,
$4,000; Jan. 18th, 100000; Feb.
10th, 100000; March 5th, 100000;
June 18th, 100000.
Asked if any other calls would
be made beyond these dates, Sec
rotary Stimson said, "Only God
and Hitler know what will hap
pen to the United States
Men for the first 100000 quota
will come from Glass Al, ana
registrants will be classified in
classes 7, II, III and ~. Glasses
II, III, and w are for men defer
red because of the essential ma
ture of their occupations, depen-
dents and for miscellaneous rea,
sons In other words, at present
only men in Class I will be call
ed. These men must be physically
fit for service as evidenced by
medical examination before be-
ing finally drafted into service.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24
Coon Hunters Go orth
To Join Postum Hunters

Members of the Dickinson
County Coon Club and others
took to the mountains On Mon
day night when it was announced
by the Virginia Game Commits,
sion that the date of the coon sea
son had been set up to Oct. goth
from Nov. 18th.
Earlier in the year the Com
mission was petitioned to set the
opening date back to October IS
instead of Oct. /. The Commits.
sion. however, set the date furth-
er back by announcing the open
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24

ing on Nov. Is. When the pos
sum season opened in the county
well-founded reports trlckled
through the county to the effect
that many "possum" hunters were
in reality coon hunters. The Com
mission was appealed to by the
game wardens and club members
to open the coon season at once.
This the Commission did on last
Saturday. Game wardens can
now get some much-needed sleep
and "possum' hunters will not
need to run at the approach of a
light.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Suthel
land are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.
S. Sutherland this week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24
MRS. ALLEN STANLEY
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Mrs. Allen Stanley was strick-
en- last week with appendicitis
and an emergency operation was
performed at the Norton General
Hospital few hours later.
Latest reports indicate that Mrs,
Stanley is well on the road to re-
covery and should return to he1
teaching duties at Cold Spring
School in a very few weeks.
Mrs. Oakie Gilmer, and child
rem of Narrows were visiting Mrs.
Gilmer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Lambert, lats Saturday and
Sunday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24

Gene Wright, Virgil Skeen, R.
S. Sutherland and others were
coon hunting in the Curnberlands
Monday night.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24

A stork shower was held for
Mrs. Noah Raines on Tuesday
night.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Rush of
Huntington visited Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. D. Rush over the week END.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Hitlerism a nazism Dude
znicen.

Byvaly vddce ceske lidove
strany v Ceskosolvensku, 70le-
ty Msgr. Jan Sramek, jemu5
Sc podarilo uprchnouti z "pro.
tektoratu" a DAFT sc do sluzet
odbojove akce, prohlasil roz.
mluve s jistym americkym ko.
respondentem, re ma pevnou
d1veru We zdolanl hitlerismu g
nazismu a znovuvzkflSenl sa.
mostatneho Ceskoslovenska.
Msgr. Sramek jest nyn1 Gle.
mem ceskoslovenske vlady Y
exilu, V jejimz cele stoji DIR. E.
duard BeneS.
Msgr. Sramek prohlasil, jak
uvadi depeSe Jewish Telegra.
phic Agency, re v obnovenem
Ceskoslovensku budou odstra.
neny vSechny zakony vydane
prot zid1m nazistickym rezi.
mem, a samozrejme take vse.
china narizenf, ktera byla IVA
lena ma ceske obyvatelstvo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Policeini pes.

Ma Nymbursku Sc stala kra-
dez, ktera je zajfmava svym
vypatranfm. Rolnik J. Kub1-
eek v Horatvi ma Nymbursku
pohfesil vepre z uzavreneho
chlivka. Zamek by1 ukroucen
a podle stop pachatel vepre ma
mfste zabil a odnesl. Ma stopu
pachatele nasazen byl policej-
nj pes Astor z nymburske Get
nicke STANCE. Pes vedl cetnlky
do Kostelni Lhoty k jednomu
reznfkovi, kde byl vepr male
zen. Reznfk fekl, re jeden
muz mu jej prodal, ale re mu
jej neplatil, nybrz re Tekl, ably
81 pro penfze pfisel druhy den,
ponevadz Sc cht6l pfesvedcit,
IDA neni kradeny. Pes vsak
byl nepokojny a proto byl ma
sazen znovu ma stopu pachate-
lie. Dovedl cetniky Ease zpet
do Horatve k domu, kde by
dlel 23lety j. HrOuda. Ten Sc
k cinu doznal a byl zatcen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
cesky lid zdravy.

Prazske L. N. referuji O ces-
kych "aspirantech stovky" tax
to: -V Rokycanech zije We
zdrav1 nejstarsl tamejsl obcan,
MISUNDERSTANDING dozorce
mestskych zelezaren ma odpo-
cinku Josef Blecha.
Starecek Blecha to chce do
tahnouti ma stovku jake jeho
otec. Nikdy pry Sc neridil ne
jakymi zdravotn1mi zasadami
nebo pravidly. Vzdy poradne
Fjedl a pill a bohudfk nikdy ne
churavel. Cd mladi kouri dym-
ku a sklenku silneho likeru po-
vazuje rovnez "a denn1 potre-
bu.
Nejstarsimu jeho synovi re
ctyr deti, straznfkovi Janu Bile
chow, Dude brzy sedmdesat.
Ten vychoval deset detf a je
jiz take v pensi.
V Klatovech Ease pred ne
kolika dny privedl sedmadeva
~desatilety zahradnfk Vaclav
Gil do mestske nemocnice
svou je~denaosmdesatiletou man
zelku. StarenkaI C1zlova Sc
poranila ma ruce a rama Sc "a
militia.
Starecek Gil p~ovazoval "a
svou povinnost manzelku do
provodit a kdyz byl v nemoc-
nici, postezoval 81 ma bolesti
hlavy. TAX no tam take ne
chali, ovsem starry Gil umf1t
jeste nechce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Pridely slepic.

Nacisticka vlada zavedla
novy pr1del v Ceskych zemich
oboru pestovan1 dr1beze.
Poole pT1slusneho naf1zeni pTi-
padne dvema Cech1m jsouc1ch
cleny rodiny, pestujfci chow
drGbeze = jedna slepice Ike
snasen1 vajec. NaT1zeni jest
provazeno jeste zvlastn1m u
stanovenlm, v nemz Sc prav1,ze
vsechna vaj1cka, jez by pTeby-
vala mad stanovenym poctem
snesenych vajec, must byti pro-
dana Wade
"Ukas", vydany v Ceskych
zem1ch oznamuje zavedeni pa
p1rovych korun (ciil baiko-
vek), vzhledem k nedostatku
drobnych penez. Poole toho-
to. narfzenf budou vydavany
pap1rove penfze v hodnote jed
ne koruny 6 centy) a peti ko-
runy. Mince budou vzaty z o.
behu. We zprav6 Sc uvadi, re
drobne mince temeT zmizely z
obehu v Ceskoslovenskych ze-
mich a Size porto, re obyvatel-
stvo schovava niklove medene
a polostrfbrne pen1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Cesky chemik zkousi novy pc.
hon motorI.

Brnenske "Lidove noviny''
pfsi:- Plzensky chemik, jenz
zatim nechce byt jmenovan,
nasel horlavinu, jej1z plyny sc
podobaj1 vypar1m benzinu,
LIE il proto uz1ti ma pohon W.
busnych motoru.
V podstate bezl O vyuziti
tukG. We vyrobnfm pochodu
hraje vSak urcitou roll i odpad
kovy produkt plynarensky. Pc
honna latka, takto v%yrobena,
ma vlastnosti benzinu a byla
by pri hospodarne vyrobe lev.
nejsf nez dovazeny BENIN.
Pr pokusech plZensky vyna
lezce pouzil latky ma pohon
dvoutaktn1ho motoru a nova
smes Sc osvedcila. Vynalezce
zat1m pokracuje We zkouskach
ma ruznych motorech.
Ponevadz podobny zpdsob
vyroby sc dosud nikde neobje-
vii, takze by bezelo vskutku c
vynalez, pozadal plzeEsky che
mix o jeho patentovani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Koupila bratrovi jeho vlastni
kabat.

Cetnictvo v Klatovech zatk-
10 ma Novy rok sestadvacetile-
teho kociho FIR. Broucka z Tr-
hovych Swim pro kradez sat-
stva v Gene sedm Sc dvacet K
u koc1ho Jos. Terse Klato-
vech noel ma 80. prosince, kdy
u neho spal. Broucek byl Eat
cen v ukradenych satech, ale
zimnf kabat, ktery mel cenu
ctyri sta K, shodou okolnostl
prodal "a osmdesat K pristine
dine pc kradezi sestfe poskoze-
neho, ktera vedela, re bratr
byl okraden a proto mu koupi-
la kabat. Tim vets1 bylo jej1
pTekvapenf, kdyz bratrovi pfi-
nesla LEVINE koupeny kabat, v
nemz vsak bratr poznal svGj
vlastn1 majetek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Zmrzly hudebnik.

K ranu ma Novy rok nalez]
nahodny chodec mezi obci BIZ
a samotou Dupandou u zelez-
neho Brodu, telo jakehosi clio,
veka. Poznal v mem 27leteho
F. Machacka re Bzi. Telo Ma
chackovo bylo dopraveno dc
nejblizSlho domu a re Zelez,
Brodu pTivolan lekar. Ten Sc
pokousel o ozivovac1 pokusy,
lee marne, Machacek skonal,
A tn Sc jiz zjistilo, re Macha-
eek zapadl do zaveji, &C smrt
nenastala zmrznutim, ale "a
stavenim srdecnl cinnosti. Vra-
eel Sc noel re Sylvestra ma
Novy rok z Louznice u Drzko-
va, a to z tanecn1 zabavy, ko-
name v tamni sokolovne. Jeho
smrt je vysetrovana. Macha-
eek byl pc celem kraji znam
jake dobry huedbnik a jeho
nahly odchod vzbudil ma ze-
leznobrodsku podivenf a zivou
1cast.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Ia zertiky pred soud.

V hanacke obci Kozusanech
ma Olomoucku nevychazeli IL
de z 1divu mad vecmi, ktere Sc
vzdy do rama prihodily. TAX
ma strese obecnf vahy octla Sc
lavicka z navsi, jindy Ease OBJ
jevil sc u dveTi, vedoucich k
zamecke zahrade, dill polniho
valce, nebo zmizel re skoly
still a objevil Sc rovnez ma sire
Sc obecn1 vahy. Vrcholem Ter
tn bylo, kdyz pred domem OBJ
cana, ktery touzil pc motorcy-
klH, stala do rama OF, ma ktere
Sc houpala tabulka S pysnym
napisem: Java. Odtud puto-
vala pax OF pred vsechna sta
vent, jejichz obyvatele pc mo-
torcyklu touzili. To vsechno
bylo jeste k sm1chu. Horst
vsak nastalo, kdyz byly strha-
ivany reklamn1 tabule, vymeno-
vany nebo pretrzeny draty, ma
nichz wisely repne skrajky. To
jiz bylo k zlosti, ponevadz je-
jich majitele museli je pax
znovu zaveSovat a NELL tax po-
starano O zabavu v zimn1ch We
cerech. Vec byla tedy ozna-
mena cetn1kGm, kter1 zjistili
celkem sedm zertovac1. Bylo
ma ne podano trestn1 ozname-
nj pro zruseni nocn1ho klidu a
verejneho pofadku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-16
Nazisti zatkli starostu Ceske
Oboe Sokolske.

V Praze Josef Truhlaf, 70
let starry starosta Ceske Oboe
Sokolske, byl zatcen We sve loz
nici nazistickou tajnou policii
Gestapo. Jeho byt byl podro-
ben prohlldce.
Bylo ~oznameno, re k zatce-
nj dosol proto, ponevadz Josef
Tubular byl "a svetove valky
clenem ceske Maize, ktera We
ola odboj proti Rakousku. Ma
zisti die vseho mali prot sta
rostovi Ceske Oboe Sokolske
podezreni, re Sc z1castnuje ia
Ike nynejsiho odboje prot ma
zisticke nadvlade.
Josef Tubular byval pc leta
mistostarostou Ceske Oboe So
kolske a minuleho jara byl zvo
len "a starostu pc Dru. st. Blu
kovskem.
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no Valencia lodstva. Admi-
,.o1s4- LxXoX oo-~4x1o

no Valencia lodstva. Admi-
ralita obycejne neoznamuje
znicenf ponorek, jakmile Sc u
dalo, re pri teto prflezitosti by
la ucinena vyj1mka, protoze je-
ding destroyer znicil ODE po-
norky, ktere napadly konvoj."
V armadnfm komunike, wy
danem v Leningrade, oznamu-
je Sc, re v bojfch ma Karelske
fronte bylo dobyto 16 finskych
tvrzf. Boje pechoty trvaji ma
sever cd Ladozskeho jezera.
Tanky, ktere chrl1 horfci
naftu a ocelove stfty, posino-
vane pred postupujfcf pecho-
tou, jsou dvema nejnovejslmi
zbranemi, jichz sovetske Rus
ko pouzfva v boji prot FinGm
ma Karelske fronte.
Finove pTipraveni jsou val
citi sami, nebude-li jim pomoc
poskytnuta.
Rusove oznamili We stfedu,
re zmocnili Sc 16 dals1ch Fin
skych opevneni v jejich tazenf
prot Mannerhein linii. Celkem
v poslednich sesti dnech delajf
narok, re zmocnili Sc celkem
100 Finskych posic.
Anglicane We stfedu ozna-
mill, re dalsf dive nemecke sub
marfny zniceny byly pc mice
nj dvou anglickych velikych
lodi S olejem a 1900 tonove To-
di "Sultan Star" s posadkou 70
muzn a nakladem 5000 ton
Argentinskeho masa.
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Vydaval Sc Ia vyslance.

Ma ceskem jihu, hlavne v
Ces. Budejovicfch, v Tabofe a
Pelhrimove navstevoval vetsi
obchodniky i bohatsi soukrom-
Milky velmi elegantnf muz Sc
sebevedomym vystupovanim.
Pfedstavoval sc vsude jake by
valy rakousky vyslanec DIR.
Marek, ktery Sc shodou okol-
nostl nahle ocitl v penezni tfsni
a potrebuje rychlou pIjcku,
penfze vzdy vratiti v ne
kolika dnech. Bezpecnostn1
organy pc podvodnikovi patra-
j a v prfpade jeho noveho wy
stoupenf ma byt ucineno lined
hlaseni Tisskonemecke krimi-
nalnf policii.