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Evening star., 1941-05-06
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

and lime of Showing
Stage.
National-"The Student Prince
still the same prince, same favorite
tunes: $50 pm.
Screen.
Keith's-"The Devil and Miss
Jones'" bright comic affair with
Jean Arthur: 1905. 2:30, 4:55, Tbs
and $40 pm. March of Time: HAS
am, 2:10, 4:3O, SIS and 9:20 pm.
Capitol-"The People VS.. DR.. Kill
dare" the young medico faces
legal crisis: IL am, 1:40, 4:25, 7:10
and 9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1855,
3:35, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Earl-"Penny Serenade," Irene
Dunno in a story of romance: 10
am, 1855, $50, GAS and 9:45 pm.
Stage shows: 1905, 3, 6 and S:55
pm.
Palace-"ziegfeld Girl" the musi-
cal story of three of them: 10:45
am. LIS, 4:10, 6:55 and $40 pm.
Little-"B la ckout," melodrama
with today's London for back
ground: 1920 am, lis, sos, 4:55,
6:45 and $40 pm. THE Girl in the
News" premiere, 10 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"The Great Lie"
romantic drama with Bette Davis:
II am, los, ais, $40, 7:30 and
$40 pm.
Columbia-'The Lady Eve" Henry
Fonda VS.. two Barbara Stanwycks:
10:45 am, 1855, $40, $40, 7:35 and
$50 pm.
Trans-Lux-Newsa and shorts; con-
tinous from 10 am.
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which she does with either hand
with equal ease.
She considers it treat when her
mother allows her to help with the
dishes. She has special little dish
towel which no one else about the
house is allowed to use. She an
swers the telephone, asks who's
wanted, and then calls the wanted
parent to the phone.
She has an excellent memory and
remembers the names of her studio
friends even after she's been away
from them for weeks.
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night will mark the opening of
The Girl in the News" at the Lit
tie 1t is another one of those
English mystery melodramas, full
of drollery and suspense, about
which this department will have
more to say tomorrow Latest
addition to the roster Of talent for
next Sunday night Actors Fund
Benefit is Russell Swami Magic
is Mr.. SWann's business but you
can't call him magician because
that's what you have called other
magicians He's a lot more in
the way of entertainment.
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Anita Louise Signs

Anita Louise has been signed to
play the feminine lead with Russell
Hayden in "One Way Street." Hay
den's first picture under his new
contract with Columbia. Hayden,
who rose to popularity in the Hop
along Cassidy Western series, will
depart from the Western atmoS-
phere in this production, which
has to do with New York taxi
wars.
Others in the cast are Noah
Beery, jr.; George Mckay, George
Cleveland, Charles Arnt, Ralph Pc
ters, Frank Yaconelli, Dick Fiske
and John Harmon. Robert Florey
is directing.
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girls and boy. AS far as he
knows he is the only Fantasia in
the country. He says he got his
name from great-great-grand-
father. who was a musician in the
old country. Mr.. Fantasia is an
Italian-b born naturalized citizen.
In the lobby, Mr.. Fantasia and
Mr. Disney posed with and without
tickets and Miss Splitter, who didn't
say much because it was all sup
posed to be sheer coincidence. mur-
INJURED that the movie opens on
May II with a benefit for Young
America Wants to Help.
AGoenda: That Hamilton Wom-
an" with Vivien Leigh and Laurence
Olivier. Palaces next attraction,
will be screened today ;. And to-
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one of his fire.
quently stated
desires-he looks
old.
Joan Fontaine
and Olivia de
Havilland are
feuding a g al in.
T h e b one Of
contention be-
tween the sisters
this time Is that
both want to
play the femi-
n | ne ea d in
The Constant
N y m p h" for
Warmers olivia
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years. But that
alone c a n n o t
modify the fact
that the story
of Prince Karl
Franz and poor
little Kathy is a
fairy tale with
wrinkles, t h a t
Karl has devel-
o p e d another
chin, that the
Heidelberg stu
dents look as if
they had been
funking delib-
erately for IT
wears and that
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To Do Commentary

Eric Sevareid, top-f1ight radio
commentator, has been signed by
Warner Bros. to do the background
commentary for the anti-Nazi pic
ture, Underground" featuring JEFF
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The Student Prince Sings
Again at the National
But It's Quaint Figure He Cuts
Instead of the Erstwhile Dashing One
When All of Us Were Young
By JAY CARMODY.

1t within the gracefully,
different There
The all that
amn capsules but the conclusion nescapabe
like horse a is dodderng
The music which Rombg Prince"
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His Vitality Was Exhaustible,
So OrsOn'S Told to Rest
Citizen Kane and Native Son.
Take Their Toll and Welles
Is Pale, Thin and Wan
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,


MY doctor had bad news for me- orson Weles
must thin
at the Springs
from his health of
Citizen Kane his hard work picture
heater production Native Son.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EXTRA-TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY
Presented Only
At Our O'Clock stage Show
Special Scene From
Catholic University's Production
COOK BOOK"
with LEO BRADY and Others
In Addition to Our REGULAR
JOE COOK REVUE
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ADJUSTMENTS A

frey Lynn, Philip Dorm, Kaaren
Verne and Mona MariS.
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IT'LL has charm for the ear despite
he terrific wear and tear to which
t has been subjected through the
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~ 0fC eO1I OIt " IIdV llC tIIOUSII0
as ineXhauStible vitality. And now
I the age of 26 Orson has achieved
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4 DISASTERS

MUNITTON INDUSTRY blasts
Several munifion plants sOorking on U. s.
defense orders scere rocked BY pos0der err
plosions. Here Is part Of the spIinsered
screckage after blast at the Kenvil, ". j.,
plant Of fhe Hercules Powder Co, in
sUhich ii scere killed.
JANUARY
s--Eighteen lives lost in Minneapolis apart
iO--ai lives lost In West Virginia mine az
ssSS;S;;% as bomber crashes in rsinssorm; four
FEBRUARY
ls-Wild blizzard grips East; q dead: !.
Rochester. Ind. 100 animals perish.
MARCH
l2-Tornado kills Is In South; heavy loss.
16-71 trapped in mine at st. Clairsvilie. o.
APRIL
$50 dead. 100 injured In train wreck ut
al-Eieven killed when two cars lift head-on
ss-pancs A Ssli FIRE kills AZ Negroes m
2e-Tornado IN Illinois kills 10.
MAY
a4-Earshquakes kim 40 In Peru. 5000 IN.
JUNE 'isisi
l7--Eleven army fiers killed when two army
bombers collide In New York
JULY
2--Train hits auto In Chicago, six killed.
15-63 killed in coal mine blast at Sonman.
Pa.
SILL die when railroad coach crashes
freight near Akron. Ohio.
AUGUST
1z--Hurricane batters the coast Of Ceor-
gia and South Carolina; IS dead: dam
age IN the millions.
Is Dead. hundreds injured IN blast Of
munitions plant at Kenvil. ~. J.
lA-Sixteen lives lost b floods IN four
ls-Dr. Glenn Frank and con killed in auto
accident at Greenleaf. Wis
z3-Nine killed In crash and explosion a.
army bomber near Denver.
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NATIONAL ELECTION

THIRD TERM TRADITION BROKEN
First U. S. executive to be elected three
times, FOR Is pictured here as he, Mira
Roosevelt scith Yics President and Mrs.
Henry Wallace, arrived in Washington
shortly following the election.
JUNE
24-Republican national convention meets In
Philadelphia.
27-Wendell Willlsie Of New York named az
candidate for President.
Ex-senator Charles L. McNary named for
vice president.
JULY
15-Democratic national convention meets
17-Presidenf Roosevelt unanimously nom.
mated for third term.
l8-Henry A. wallace named for vice pres.
ident sitl Aa
/ NOVEMBER
s--Roosevelt and wallace carry 50 states
In national election, with total Of 40
WiilEie and MeNary carry 10 states.
with % electoral votes.
o.
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OCTOBER

OOAVpEh
i@-Connress passes excess profits tax bin
s-ccngrsss passes i,s billion dollar war
Navy orders ' out z7.S0i fleet and marine
s-Sisis department urges Americans g
leave the Orient because of Japanese
Senate passes bin 10 release large
amount Of foreign funds.
c y wseOn D ggrsnssd 2 leave We
q absence 70 serve as director OF the
i4- JOSEF; d. Ban named to succeed sena-
ie--Mors than 10 million registered for draft
as-u, !. SEXES 100 planes built for sweden.
sySssph 2: Kennedy sGb ,.,,.,, "a! e
Great pss,sa 5risain' returns ano conlers WAN
% Drawing Tor draft begins.
NOVEMBER
e-Fcrty.hour week abandoned on defense
i4-Eieih;t theological students IN New york
sentenced TO year In prison for draft
is4-sirite closes plane plant working on
i0-Navy announces Il will accept 17-year.
is- IS resigns as chief Of c. /. o..
ls-House refuses TO adjourn BY vote Of
segy ) Y transfers Giant bompsrs q britain ear.
Phnll I|. Murray q ~ sucseeSs John 1 Lewis
shows that Reds caused plane plant
strike IN California.
24--investigation Of food prices started.
z8-Senate passes Walter.Lcgan blu to curb
y,nvtor1 ~ covarnf1eut Agencies.
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NEUROLOGY

IDAHO'S BORAH DIES Brilliantly
uniformed pallbewers carry the body Of
Senator William Z. Borah from The Idaho
state capitol at Boise. to his last resting
place.
JANUARY
s-Rufus C. Dawes. president Of chicago's
1s-SenatoFF william e. Borail Of idaho.
FEBRUARY
4-Samuel H. vauclain, locomotive builder.
1l-Lord Tweedsmuir John Buchan). gov.
George M. Reynolds, retired Chicago
MARCH
Hamiin Garland. author.
e-Maxine Elliott, famed actress.
with the Hoe"
1s-Samuel Untermyer. lawyer.
APRIL
1-wiIliam Horlick Jr.. matted milk mn
1o-Mrs. Patrick Campbell. actress.
2o-Mrs: w: X. Vanderbilt 81.
s21-Walter Kohler. former governor Of wis.
2s--Mme. Tetrazzini. famous soprano.
MAY
a-ceorge Craig Stewart Episcopal bishop
1s--SEmma Goldman. exiied radical leader.
JUNE
s-Hugh Rodman. admiral y. 9. navy. re- E
2s-Maj, Gen, smedley Butler. former q. ..
so-John E. Andrew. national commander,
80 r. "a GIs y s. atfF. i =
JULY
ben Turpin,, crosssyed comedian.
giant
AUGUST
s-Dr. Frederick A. Cook. who claimed dis.
covery Of North pole.
e-Talbot Mundy. author.
18-Walter p. chrysler Jr.. motor car man
21-Ieon Tfrotslsy. exiled Bolshsvist leader.
a2--sir oliver Lodge. English scientist and
zs-Suke Of Guise. pretsndsr to the French
throne.
SEPTEMBER
a--David r. Houston. former secretary Of
Gatti.casazza, grand opera tmpresario.
H-William 3. Bankhead, speaker Of the
house Of representatives.
2o-Courtney Ryley Cooper. writer lsuicide,.
OCTOBER
S-sir Wiiired Gfenfsil. good Samaritan Of
laM WISE 4. Dietrich. former senator from MI
George 3. cortelyou. anancier and for
mer cabinet member.
NOVEMBER
N NevsyIe Chamberlain. former prime min.
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SPORTS

REDS WIN World SERlES--,Base.
balls major prize--shs World Series cham.
pionship- suas taken BY National League
Cincinnati Reds as they defeated me De.
rOit Tigers In seUen game SERIES Above
jutilant Reds are pictured h cinbhonss
after cictOry. S s
JANUARY
1--Usc defeats Tennessee In Rose bowl
football game. IA to o.
i1-clark shaughnessy appointed football
coach at Stanford Tor five years.
i4-Lsndis frees % baseball players in $780,
"a Armstrong keeps weiterwsight title. stop.
ping Moutanez In ninth.S "a. u, !.
,oe sgerand ppSYTn dess cSch q the
FEBRUARY
o--Joe Louis wins over Arturo codoy In IS
rounds. s9ftn94 .asi is
MARCH asxs AAs ys'saai
4-purdus wins Big Ten bssketball title.
29--Joe Louis knocks out Paychek In second
APRIL
6-Wiilie Hoppe wins three.clshion billiard
championship. winning all 20 games.
is-Ney York Rangers win Stanley cup in
10 baseball season opens; Bob EeIler,
Chicago White Sox.
is-Kid Mccoy. old-time boxer. commits
suicide.
MAY
A-Gallahadion. IS to 1. wins Kentucky
1o-Lsw Jenkins stops Ambers in third
70 Craig Wood wins Metropolitan open with
80 Wilbur Shaw wins soo.mile automobile
race at Indianapolis.
JUNE
S--Altus Allen knocked out Johnny Pay.
chek In tenth round.
0-Buddy Baer knocks out Valentine Cam.
polo In first round:
o-lawson Little beats Gene Safazen In na.
!. tional open golf playoR:
Wis from Cardinals.
sTas sfops aSSs 70 w VIEW
open golf title.
JULY
Hack Dempsey knocks out wrestler IN
e--Nationai league all-stars defeat Ameri.
can league all-stars to 0.
15-Armstrong stops Jenkins In sixth round.
AUGUST
4e-Dr. Eddie Anderson elected head coach
2o-Green Bay Packers defeat College All.
Stars IS to %.
SEPTEMBER
2--Byron Nelson wins professional golf title
e-Hilly Conn knocks out Bob Pastor In
1l-Dick Chapman wins American amateur
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FEBRUARY

FEBRUARY
7--Japan prepares for .'d!fIlcuIties' In -
ii--Beiiast police fsht 1000 l. y. A. rioters
10 WI aGu hands Mussolini message from
Roosevelt
as--Ancient Egyptian kings tomb yields
vast riches.
MARCH
G S:,Egss s gsIRss5 deportation u Jews y
is--sir Michael o'nwysr. British India Lead
81 cnBnes t Dy m Body
20-Paul Reynaud seeks to form new capi.
ss nj "a recalls iSs ambassador 70 Paris.
APRIL
io--Iceland takes control Of own foreign
is-5uso.sisvia smashes Nsn plot 10 over
turn government.
MAY
so--Rumania votes state control over an
Businesses.
JUNE
aws srs s. s sssg results in new govern
JULY
s-Duke d windsor appointed governor o.
i4-Fuisencio Basists elected president o.
ss-6r. Benes heads new Czech regime REQ.
ognized BY British $500 ...,..v, a.
rssss ss. fsR nasnes WsissPa hsm
sphere.
AUGUST
6-Japaresc arrest members Of Salvation
Army as spies.
i7-Duke Of windsor Il sworn IN as Cover.
ao agc 1 stiscfed by AMMAN in home In
So R umsnia loses hail Of rransyIvania 10
Hungary.
SEPTEMBER
s--Assassins attempt TO kin King Carol n
King Carol yields power and picks "dis-
ENG Carol abdicases IN favor Of his son
III ii;i s, nsmes Gen. AyiIa camacho pres
Al umania now 4 totalitarian state under
22-Japs invade indo.china: Asht French.
OCTOBER
A%:sss ' sssrs sD sEsE e q
ordered home. s2
NOVEMBER
Survey plane hops e British Honduras
30-Cuba captures seven Japs In fish boats
with maps Of U. 8. bases
DECEMBER
l-Gen. Manuel Avila Camacho sworn IN
as president Of Mexico. pledges to De.
fend Americas.
10-Actual work started on Latfn.Amertca
air and naval bases.
20-Five thousand Cuban workers on naval
base 60 on strike.
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si,s: s ss. \ ~ ,.'
rc Ssis trade Sss powers Snss' '''''' ''''p
Britain. and France announce plans 70
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N7--Ifo,ise COMMITTEES rejects Rooscvcltss
2z7 million dollar bid Tor locks II Pana.
ma canal;
pcnss a asdfqvf WIEN d Ysish so " A0osf'
MARCH
BYRD expedition. funds cut out 81 house
appropriation bill,
e-nritish liner Queen Elizabeth. world's
VOYAGE 70 New YORK.
q nsutsiity AL charged.
hangs himself
! expansion s s..s's' ~ .''''''s'' s' -.
1B-Governor Rivers Of Georgia arrested on
n. contempt charge.
York as troops ships. ,...- -,
ai--se Secret n Hun apbraids James Il. Il.
Cromwell, minister TO Canada, Tor
speech at Toronto critcizing Germany
seo o 1sud nSSs e % i sons more 10 farm
as.hing,gn , SsisIs S deny Gs5ms e
European na BEL nl war r.. ''
Amir
IN -Neutra,,tv nroc,ano at,on iss,,ed nv Pres.
iaens Dars american Snips nom NOISE
4. Ssets ACKNOWLEDGMENT s~rsnoe. N evac,atn
fgnsted ststss siti,ens srem scandinavis.
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DECEMBER

southampton turned into an inferno by
Nazi air raids.
Greeks capture strategic points on cen.
2-Ten merchant ships attacked west Of
Ireland by U-boats and planes.
Greece reports new Italian rout near
3-Nazis claim sinking Of 20 British ships.
british cabinets conduct Of war crit.
cized In commons.
Italians withdraw from two bases.
British told they VIII get 100 U. ,.
merchant vessels.
5-Greeks drive into two Italian bases;
H twenty u t. 5. flying iortresses released
to Britain.
Commons snashes peace move, .341 to q.
6-Greeks occupy Porto Edda and pursue
italians northward.
\ s--British cruiser sinks German freighter
Argyrokastron falls to Greek troops.
D--British capture $4,000 italian troops.
British bombers smash at Bordeaux
U.boat raiders.
10. British trap italian forces In Egyptian
il-srItisi capture main italian base Of
ls-British drive Italians out Of Egypt:
lA-petair Gusts Laval: names Elandtn, Hit
ler's friend, foreign minister.
Greeks smash Italian mountain defense2.
l6-Italians lose two more bases IN African
is-Nsai troops mass at two italian ports.
l9-British close IN on Bardia, Lbya;
20-Nazis reported flying Italian soldiers 70
Albania.
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sEIsTEAfBEIs

OH Atfh - a<Ae y
io--Brltish bonbs hit Relchstas building IN
-pucl!InghaIn palace In London damaged
12-rtaly opens drive against Egypt.
i1--Italy invades Egypt: takes two towns.
- British feet blasts italian forces invad'
ss--Hritish, I warships shell West African
24-british bomb Berlin for three hours.
% cermans depose King fIaakon; end Nor
wcgfan monarchy.
nance.
OCTOBER
s-H esr,s srJ planes bomb Krupp plant y
s-ss Ne l, charnbsrlain resigns from Brit
4-IIitlsr and Duce confer on war crisis
Serve notice there win be no let up
7--Gerrnan troops enter Rumania.
is-Hritish cruiser sinks three Italian de-
i7--Hritish reopen Burma road
a8-Axis demands on Greece include abdlca.
ton 81 King. pro-axis government and
as-six weeks o. attacks baked invasion
Riti sas" and md Franco meet At French Dor
spain arrests former King Carol and
Magda.
a7--Creece and Italy declared at war,
Canadian destroyer sinks after collision
with merchantman; lao lost.
2s-6ritish put war resources at disposal o.
so-Gresks put up stout defense against
sl-First Creek counterattack shoves bach
IS Italians.
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EUROPEAN WAR

SWASTIKA OYER PARiS-Mork Of
Nc Nasi conqueror, the si0astika. floats
pvsr crushed Paris following inpasion.
Eanssd Ei6el Tos0sr can be seen IN back
ground.
JANUARY
e-Einland claims destruction Of a Russian
D--Winston Churchiil warns Europe's neu.
trails they cannot keep out Of war and
asks them to Join the allies.
FEBRUARY
l-Ru.sians start heavy assault on the Man.
nerheirn Mne.
e-President sends Summer welles to confer
with rulers Of Britain, France, Italy and
le-sweden rejects Finnish plea for aid with
ly-aritisiIi raid German prison ship IN Nor.
@-Prime Minister Chamberlain declares
Britain never win conclude peace with
present Reich rulers.
MARCH
.l-Russians enter vipuri, key Finnish city.
u-Allies offer full aid to the Films.
l2-Soviet- Finnish peace treaty signed. Rus.
sia getting karelian isthinus and naval
i7--Nazi bcnberss raid British anchorage ct
Scapa Flow.
APRIL
A--winston Churchill given general super.
vision over Britain's fighting strength
0-Germans occupy Denmark, which sub.
naits, and inyades Norway. which res
l2-Germans capture more Norwegian ports.
while VIII British a. aest tries to cut supply
coast and Is battered BY German bomb.
soSermans capture Dombaas. key ran
MAY
seeks peace as British and French with
n ALLIES rush aid to low countries; Church.
~ succeeds Chamberlain as prime min.
M-Dutch armies cease resistance.
aimed at Rumanian OIL
1p--Weygand replaces Gamelin as French
commander; Germans within 80 miles
ai-Germaas reach French channel coast.
cutting of British.Belgian forces.
given supreme power; labor and wealth
xllie ess check German drive on 2oo-mile
34-Germans tighten net around British.
:. French and Helgisn troops.
97-Delgium gives up on orders Of King
so-b sfsiRSSdi British troops reach England
ReIaian CABINET deposes Leopold for
surrender.
JUNE
A-Nazis take Dunlirk; Hitler vows to de-
Last allied troops leave punkirk.
0-French forced back BY onslaught OF
s--ziIIss syscuats Narvik; Norway surren.
io--itaiy declares war on the allies. Ger.
mans cross the Seine:
man troops march 4 in. = =
la--Germans attack Maginot line in effort
to trap million French.
ssEs Ge erSH' lor armsfice. Srit ada
declares Il will fight on alone. ~ &
2O-Gsrmans pick Compiegne. scene a
22-France signs signs German arn,istice.
23-Nazt terms strip France Of arms and
land navy informed. As4.
French government repudiated BY Brit
al-Germany ends war on France; cease
g ss osisss o snd RS ssnsn planes clash
z7--Rumania cedes Bessarabia and north
En- nS0 so1on,s e f 3 All. and A,,c.
give up night.
Kumanians ngnt Heu troops. XII many.
TTTEU 80 gS
- O1A asa
csanne ofSupy I've r SnSn slams anrio
French guarantee Of her Independence.
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refS1se 70 si,rrender =
serifjsh rerorf seiy1,ra ~ 1s0 Frerch
naval vScSeSs - = -
Wrvee ~ Carmen raider. hYast ~ yexv
HrifssS naval hsra .@-, - $50 =. !" -.
LThc Tranch cnverrr,enf ~ v,chv x3ov,
inafed Nv rseriin hr~Sks ~ ~. sicsss
with Hrifain.
GErench naval somadrnn A Alexandra.
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NOVEMBER

2-Hritish land troops on Greek territory.
6-Two U-poats sunk by British.
Brss ssss c y sps a a S sDsa
sS;Esek troops tighten net on Italians m
a. Albania. ..... -. <,...,-.
senss E Bos aaes %sas Iondo
li-Greece reports Italians fleeing toward
British aiers drop bombs on two CON.
i2-British armed merchantmen. aare and
saves 20 ships In British convoy.
13-British destroy six Italian warships In
sunk In another engagement.
i5-Germans drop $4,000 Are bcmbs on
Greeks capture 700 italians.
le-Greeks claim wide gains against re.
19--Nazis pound Birmingham.
20 Hungary enters axis, making II four.
power war on Britain. 49,,
2i-Sreeks drive deep into Albania; hem
Liverpool raided twice In night bomb
22--Tunrkey prcclaims martial law in prep
Bombs Bombs s damage age thousands Of homes
Italians in rout after Greeks take
24-pritish vessel attacked by raider in At
Greek troops advance in three sectors.
British bornbers attack German and
2e-nritsin oilers guarantees to Bulgaria.
Bristol raided by Nazi bombers:
27-Sxty -four Rumanian political leaders ex-
ecuted In Nazi purge.
italian feet attacked and pursued py
2s-Rumanian troops shell Iron Guard
rebels.
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SWASTIKA OYER PARlS-Mark Of
Nc Nasi conquerov, the stOasika. floats
pvsr crushed Paris following inDasion.
Ganssd Ei6el TosUsr can be seen in back.
ground.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-01-03
MARCH

1-Russians enter vipuri, key Finnish city.
u-Allies offer full aid to the Firms.
2--Soviet-E Finnish peace treaty signed. Rus.
STA getting Karelian isthrnus and naval
base at Hangoe.
t7--Nazi bombers raid British anchorage at
Scapa Flow.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-01-03
JANUARY

o-Einland claims destruction Of Russian
division.
trails they cannot keep out of war and
asks them to Join the allies.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-01-03
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER

l3-Trank Mccormick Of Cincinnati vote
most valuable player In the Nationa
league.
"Gsbby'' Hartnett let out a. manage
Of the Chicago Cubs.
lA-James z. Gallagher named genera
manager Of the Chicago Cubs.
17--Jimmy Wilson appointed manager Of tn
Chicago Cubs.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-01-03
DECEMBER

8-Chicago Bears defeat Washington Red.
skins for professional football Champion
ship Is to 0.
12-Three-cornered trade between Boston
Red Sox, Washington and Cleveland In
wolves seven players.
10-Joe Louis wins over AL Mccoy ON tech
meal knockout IN sixth round.
17-Ohio State accepts resignation Of Francis
Schmidt, football coach.
20-Captain Wood leaves Army coaching Job.