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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

This evening at 7:30 o'clock, at St. Michaers hall a get-together of sector D-86 will be held. A social hour with games and refreshments is planned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-24

FRI men glad the ''kidnap" scare in Westchester was solved so quick
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Grace Moore al
Temple Tonight

Grace Moore. Americas ia
nous singing actress. vii make
her local debut tonight AZ the
Temple thester, appearing IS
N. final event of this season
Temple Theater All-stsr series.
Isaac Van Grove will be the se-
eompanist and assisting artist
Tickets are on sale at Fra
sers until $50 p. m. today. and
after 6 ?. m. will be on sale al
the Temple box office. At noon
there were good seats available.
with every indication that Grace
Moore will sing TO a capacity
house.
The curtain rises at $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12


Box theater, has a cast heade,
ton. Victor Mature. 0na Nj
Basserman. Marie 0uspenskay
cast Of 50 others.
There IL little 70 differentiste
the movie script from tho original
play. which at the time IL was
produced on Broadway BY A. II.
Woods. ran up a sensational rec
ord. The only radical depression
from the play concerns a pivotal
part written into the script for
Mature. In the film version he be-
comes a romantic Arab mystic.
The sets provide the background
for The Shanghai Gesture" One
Of the most spectacular Is the
casino operated by Mother Gin
Sling. This casino Is the ultra
den Of Shanghai, meeting place
for derelet and summer the
sort OF place that has made Shang-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Air Patrol Dance
Tomorrow Night
Funds 10 Be Used
For Uniforms

Tsoomas own Civil Air Patrol,
group nas. Is sponsoring a dance
tomorrow evening. Thursday,
March Il, at the Crescent ball
room, 18th and Fawcett. The
funds are 10 be used for the pur-
chase of uniforms for this active
group of over so members. which
IL said 10 be one of the most highly
organized In the country.
Popular Jimmy Mcdowell and
his orchestra are offering music
that will appeal To the young and
old alike in the respect that hot"
swing and the slower waltz will
share honors.
OF special mention In the fact
that Louis Nomellini aid his ac-
Gordon band are volunteering
their services and will stage a spe-
cial number that. from --latest re-
ports. Is honey. Nomellini Ia well
known throughout the city for his
Appearances ut the different night
clubs. theaters and gatherings
where he has put forth the kind
of entertainment everyone enjoys.
We can't forget the lads IN
khaki or blue. for they will be ad-
mitted for half price, tickets to
be purchased at the door. making
1t available for the soldier or sailor
and his girl friend to 1--WE" the
evening away for the price Of one
admission.
Buying uniforms for tho patrol
has proved To he quite a headache
and II is hoped that this benefit
dance will help lessen the burden
considerably.
The public is most cordially in
vited TO attend. where an evening
of good dance entertainment is
assured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

Your postmaster can tel you
how 70 invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
Hal Il-ErAnrIc Marcn In Rad

fihtf ktN
RIALTO-Fredric March IN "Bedtim.
story" II 80, 205. $50, T2s and
1910 ioo' also L 10 ye'sz az IN .,d Ho9 NO
RoAy-Tyrone rover in Son OF
also Icon Errol IN Moonlight in
Hawaii" l:55 $40 and s45. also
March OF Time. II 80. ASS. $40
and p:z5.
NIisIc BOx Gene Tierney In
Shanghai GESTURE II 40 3:0b
SIS and 10 90; also Alan Curtis N
We Go Fast" .35.5:Ob and 8 IS.
Blue MOUSE - Rosaiind Russell in
Design for Scandal" 1870. 2 90
Dr.. Kildares victory i:iS. AS
and 6.1b.
TEMPLR-All Star Artists series pre-
sents Grace Moore. Curtain at $40
RETURN SHOWING
BE,ERLy-olsen and johnson In
"Hellzapoppin": also william Gar
gan IN Sealed Lips"
cANEo-Charles Biokford in Mutt
ney in the Big Honse" also the
Range Busters in West Of the
Pinto Basin"
KAY sTREET-Clark Gable In 1T
Happened ONE Night" slso Gary
Cooper In Mr.. Deeds Goes to
Town"
LAkEN OOD - Humphrey Boeart IN
Maltese Falcon. also Jane FrAzee
In San Antonio Rose
PARK--oreta Carlo In Mat Hari :"
also Ken Murray in Swing II
Soldier"
RTNIERA-Abbott and Costello In
Keep En- Flying" also Dead End
Kids In Mob Town
REN-Nelson EDDY in Chocolate
Soldier" also Alan Baxter In 'Rsss
TO Riches"
st>sET-Jsck Benny In "Charley's
Aunt. also Jimmy Lydon in
Henry Aldrieh for President"
LIBERTY. Puyallup - After Mein
Kampf": also Joan Davis in Two
Latins from Manhattan"
RIVIERA, sumner After Aein
kampf': also Anne Shirley in
UNEXPECTED Uncle"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
The Shanghai Gesture at
The Music Box Theaier Today

'hich opens today Al the Music
BY Gene Tierney. Walter Hus-
nson. Phyllis Brooks. Albert
a. Eric Blore and a supporting
hai one Of the most eolorfuI spots
on earth. The walls Of Mother Gin
Sings dining room. where she
gives an elaborate dinner during
the Chinese New Year. are 5000
square feet Of mirror or which the
noted Chinese artist. Keye Luke.
painted more than $50 Chinese
figures.
Mother Gin Sling. = fascinating.
glsmorous woman bent on dire
vengeance. i portrayed nv ona
Aunson; Gene Tiernsy plays Pop
~, girl who PUSHES headlong
into disaster; Walter Huston il
the smoothie. SIR Guy Charters:
and Phyllis Brooks appears as
Dixie. a vivid blonde who doesn [
know all the answers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

den. Helen Wesley and Joyce
Compton.
The picture Was directed nv
Alexander Hall. the man who
gave us Here Comes Mr.. Jor-
dan Hall PAGES the action
nj q dizzy clip and has allowed
no sagging 10 slow down the
merry round Of amusing stu
atoms which will keep You
ehUckling from beginning tn
end.
The writer recommends Bed
time Story" a. a fine example oi
screen comedy a sure-firs
movie treat that viii get a biz
hand from theater patrons.
On the same new bill, Sidney
Dean Is presenting Lupe velez In
Honolulu Lu." In this picture
Lups In on the loose with flocl
Of sailors and Leo GARLIC, whe
does 80 much two-timine he look,
like twins.
As one might expect NJ
Weller vehicle. It's n roughhouse
from atari to finish. One
thing IL sure. . director of q
picture In which Miss Neley
plays the lead. need not worry
ebcut action N he can slow
the Mexican down 10 \ walk,
he's = magician.
For those who 60 for the velei
type Of entertainment snc
there are many who do
Honolulu Lu" will he good for ,
large order Of laughs and Il
you are one who does not
well. there's Bedtime Story
and that's something :. II reall,
isl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Yanks Still Enjoy
Manicures, Messages
A NORTH IRELAND TOWN

A NORTH IRELAND TOWN
A barber who provides massage
and manicure service is doing a
land office business among Ameri-
can troops.
In North Ireland only the col.
leens get faeisls and msnicures
and the first time u Yankee sol
der asked for q massage he VA
told 10 ret out If the shop. the
proprietor thinking he was drunk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

II IL q wholesome bit of screen
fare that vii have much the same
effect upon you a. a cold drink
~ water on q very hot DAY. The
story itself Is funny and the
March-Younr combination miss
little Of It's possibilities along the
way. Then, too. there is the ca
pablo supporting cast to help mat
tiers along q cast with such
reliable entertainers as Robert
Benchley. Allyn Joslyn. Eve Ar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

When Olsen and johnson osne
t. Universal CITY "a make the
screen version % their Broadway
success. sHellzapoppin. now
PLAYING st Beverly theater, they
passed the one million mile marx
a travel by train.
The comedians revealed that
they have been together nearly 50
years. During that time they were
on the road for a quarter Of
century. travelling on an average
Of 400 miles q week. 50 weeks
year. Figure It out for yourself !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
ONLY THE Girl.

Veronica Lake has no character
name In ''Suilivan's Travels" Pres
ton sturges' new comedy. In the
cast, she il designated only as The
Girl. No one ever calls her by
name in the story.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Catholic Evidence GuiId
Plans Park Meetings

The Rev. Alonzo Mcdonnell Of st
Paul's College will be chairman of
the Washington Catholic Evidence
Guild meeting in Franklin Park
from to pm. Sunday. Frank
Epperson will speak on "Indiffer-
entisn,' Ralph Carpenter on Cath
olic Moral System" and William
Manning on The Incarnation"
The meeting from 7:30 to $50
pm. in Franklin Park will be under
the direction of the Rev. William
Peters, also of St. Paul's College. He
will present the following speakers:
James Harrington, Prayer; Edwin
Kron, "Externals of Worship" and
Michael Lux, Christ the Teacher
In Lincoln Park from to 5 pm
the Rev. Killian Healy. chairman.
will have on his program Malachy
Smith, Prayer; Clement O'Shea
The Church and the Bible: Al
phonsus Croake. The Authenticity
of the Gospels" and Quentin Dun
can, The Church
A meeting will be held in Logan
Circle today from 2:30 to 430 pm.
with Leo Foley as chairman. Francis
Hannigan will talk on The Divinity
of Christ: John Mcdonald. The
Incarnation: Richard Kinsella,
The Mass and Paul Flynn, Con
fession."
The public Is invited to question
the speakers.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Dratha
THOMAS, HENRY GREEN.

THOMAS, HENRY GREEN: On FEids;
June 2, l942, at Doctors, HospitaI. HENRY
assz as5zN rn1nss noMas q s5Has5 8 B chfi
Thomas of Norfolk. Va. and the late
Ss.n GO. Il Il Il. s0R. r. l. E5sns' co are 10y
Funeral from Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, 900 Mass ave NV
on Monday; June 5. at pm. lnterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
TINGsTIUM CHARLES COLUMBUS. On
Friday. June II. 1872 at the AleSsndIIa
Hospital. Alexandria. Va; CHARLES GO,
LUMBUS TINGSTIUM. beloved husband 9i Of
Elizabeth and Charles Columbus. tr.; James
Frederick Ting and Mrs James FTidoa
Tns.tium Remains Nn1, rss5in: li1,ian MS one
Funeral services Monday. June / 5; at
arlington. Va. interment Columbia Gar
denS Cemetery. IA
TRACEY, SALLIE o. On Friday. June
IL, 1912. sALLM o. TRACEY. beloved
wife of the late William H; Tracey.
home: sn't. s4sa fISs asoras q: sys MSndsy
June is, at e:3O am. Services at Albright
Memorial Church. 4th and Rittenhouse
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
TYRRELL- EUGENE ]. On Friday June
Il: 1912; at Garneld Hospital EuGENE l
Tyrrell and father Of Irwin and Marion
c. Tyrren. Alice E. De Atles and Ella L.
Services at the Chambers funeral home.
.517 1lth st. Sc. on Monday. June Is. at
IL am. Relatives and friends are invited.
HInterment rohict Church Cemetery Pohick'
WEST, ALBERT W. On Thursday, June
IL, 1912. at Freedmen's Hospital. ALBERT
". WEST, father of Guy West and son Of
brother Of William A west and Mrs. Rosa
L; Dean: Remains resting at the Money d
King fnnersl % home we, Vienna; Va nm
from the Firse snseaf saptst lne church vienna
va. Interment Borsus Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. BLANCHE GERTRUDE. On
TYNE N lsts psoBad BLANGaE Gab.5 GER e
Bernie. Harsroye; aunt Of Jusnita How
Friends may cali at the W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church: i432 You st. NV after
Funeral Monday. June Is; at l pm,
from the House Of Prayer. 6th and NJ sts
y. nd Elder f,ls,d. Miehs oflsna n
coin Memorial Cemetery. IA
WILLIAMS, MABEL ANN. On Friday
June 12, 1912, at her home. 5l30 Cathe-
Sta Seov.d wife hV Of icon Williams hsn
resting at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase fu-
neral home Of VIM, Reuben Pumphrey'
Funeral services Monday. June Is. at
Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church:
Macarthur blvd. where requiem mass will
be offered at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. IA
WILLIAMS, WESLEY Departed this
life Tuesday. June 9, 1912. after long
illness WESLEY WILLIAMS. He is sur
vived by a devoted wife Mrs. Alice Will
4ams: two dauehters Mrs. Grace Fritz
ard Mrs. Essie williams; other relatives
and friends.
thews funeral parlors. 614 4th ST.. s.w..
where funeral services will be held Satur
day. June l3, At l pm. Interment Payne
Cemetery.
WILLCOxON, HARRY r. On Wednes-
day. June 10. 1912. at his home. at Cen
tervilie Va, HARRY P. WILLCOXON:
Services at the Episcopal Church at
| Centerville. Saturday. June ID, at pm
| Interment Fairfax. Va. 81
Evening star., 1942-06-13

by Jan Masaryk, Czecho-Slovakian
Vice Premier and Foreign Minister,
as retaliation for the wiping out Of
the whole Czech town of Lidice by
German vengeance squads.
Mr.. MaSaryk said he had received
many messages OF sympathy after
the German announcement We'd
nesday that the Bohemian village
Of 1900 had been destroyed and all
its male inhabitants killed for al
legedly harboring, the two assassins
Of Reinhard Heydrich.
In formal statement issued
through the Czecho- -Slovak Lega-
ton. Mr.. Masaryk expressed graft
tude for condemnation of the Lidice
incident by American public opin-
ion, but said sympathy and con-
formations are not enough
at seems to me that the time has
come to pay the Germans in kind"
he added. "To my mind 1t should
be ten teeth for one and ten eyes for
one. The bombing Of Cologne gave
the Germans a lesson, but they
knew it was coming.
IF We ever want to awaken tho
German nation to what they are
heading for, we must be as ruthless
as they are. 1t is not easy for me
to make the following suggestion:
Il think that the brave. wonder
full pilots of the United States should
destroy several German villages and
for every defenseless man, woman
and child in the occupied countries,
at least the same number of de-
luded Germans should pay the su-
preme price until they are forced TO
rid themselves of the unsavory
memory of that dreadful man Heyd-
rich"
Evening star., 1942-06-13
In Mrmnriant

BOSTON. JOHN W.; HILL ROBERT A.
In sad but but loying W n msmoTy & q ny NJ STEP eps
year ago today. June l3, 1941, and my
brother, ROBERT A. HILL. who died one
year ago tomorrow, June IA. 194l
l loved you in life and will always re-
member you in death.
HATTIE L. BUTLER.
BOSTON, JOHN w. In memory OF our
father JOHN W. BOSTON, who departed
this life one year ago today June II, 1941.
Until memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in our hearts;
Time takes away the edge Of grief,
But memory turns back every leaf.
HIS CHILDREN. MABEL. CHARLIE AND
BERNICE.
GOODSON. ISAAC H. In loving re-
membrsnce of my beloved husband. Master
Sergt. ISAAC H. GOODSON, who departed
this life one year ago today. June 13, 1941.
Just when life was sweetest
And we could have lived our best.
The gates of Heaven opened
And he entered into the land Of rest
1t is lonely here without you
And so sad along lifes way
Life does not seem the same TO me
Since you went away.
God is GOOD. He gave me strensth
To bear my heavy cross
He is the only one who knows
How bitter is my loss.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. DAISY 8. GOOD
SON
POULSEN. s. ROSE BROWN. A tribute
Of love to the memory Of our dear mother.
s ROSE BROWN POULSEN. who left US
two years ago today, June Ia, 1910.
Ever in our memory.
HER CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Bishop Corrigon Rites
Held at Philadelphia

A pontifical mass of requiem was
said today in the Philadelphia Ca
thedral for Bishop Joseph M, Cor
rigan, rector of Catholic University
A pontifcal mass of requiem was
said here yesterday at the Shrine
Of the Immaculate Conception at
the university.
Bishop Corrigan was to be buried
at the spot where he broke ground
three years ago for the Malvern
Retreat House, Philadelphia, the
site subsequently having been re-
located.
Bishop Corrigan died Tuesday Of
pneumonia Among those who sent
flowers to the shrine were the Pres
ident and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Robert 5. Shriver Dies;
Noted Catholic Layman
By the Associated Press

B, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 13.-Robert
Sargent Shriver, 81, an investment
counselor and descendant OF an
early Maryland family, died yester-
day in ST. Clare's Hospital. He
had been Ill for several months.
A native of Cumberland, Md, he
was a prominent Catholic layman
and active in Red Cross work.
During the World War he was ap-
pointed head of the National Cath
olic Welfare Council in Baltimore
by the late James Cardinal Gibbons.
He was the son of Henry Shriver
and the former Sarah Van Lear
Perry. In 1910 he was married to
the former Hilda Shriver of Union
Mills, Md, who survives him.
Other survivors are two sons, En-
signs T. Herbert and R. Sargent
Shriver, USNR.
Funeral services were to be held
today, followed by burial at West
minister, Carroll County, Md.
Evening star., 1942-06-13

House 1t carried $4,000, 900 for DOR
mitory space for $1,000 single per-
IONS, and 1900 900 for sewer, water,
school, hospital and other necessary
public facilities. In the Senate pub
lie housing ofiicials argued there Is
also a need for 1000 dwelling units
for workers who have had to bring
their families here with them.
The Senate needed this plea, In
part, by allowing for 5000 family
units. raising the $29;500 900 House
total to $43, 900, 900.
Compromise Offer Fails.
Chairman Cannon revealed today
that in the first conference the
House group offered to compromise
by adding dormitory space for 5000
more persons in place Of the houses,
but without success.
With strong indications that Con-
gress may mark time by taking a
succession of three day recesses dur
ing July and August, the housing
problem may 60 unsolved until fall,
unless there is q break soon In the
deadlock.
One possible solution suggested
today was that the Senate tack the
housing money on to a general de-
ficiency appropriation bill that will
come to 1t from the House next week.
That will be,a bill carrying money
for various departments, and de-
stined to pass by June 80.
Solution Discussed.
If such an amendment were Of
fered, confined to dormitories and
public works, the House group prob
ably would accept 1t promptly. What
they would do II 1t again provides
for family dwellings Is another ques-
tion.
Mr.. Cannon indicated the position
Of his group on the dwelling issue
was based on a belief ample provi-
sion is being made in the District for
that type housing. He said the con-
tention also had been made that the
plumbing supplies. which are subject
to priorities, would have to be great
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Arlington Rites Held
For Col. K. J. Hampton

1t. Col Kensey J. Hampton. 78,
retired. who died Thursday in Wal
ter Reed Hospital, was buried today
in Arlington National Cemetery.
Col Hampton, native of Lee
County, KY, was retired from active
service in 1923 after five years of
duty here as executive officer of
the construction service and as
chief of the cemeterial division.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Ada B. Hampton, 1913 Geranium
street NV. and a son, Kensey j..
tr.. who lives in Florida.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
ChiIdren's Day Program

ROCKVILLE, Md, June 13 (Spe-
ciaD In lieu of the usual church
services, a children's day program
will be given in the Baptist Church
here tomorrow. the Rev. Herbert O.
Copper announced today. Harry
| Baker will be in charge.
Evening star., 1942-06-13

er for dwelling units than for dormi-
tories.
The question OF disposing Of the
housing after the war also is under
stood to have been raised in the
argument for dormitories.
Evening star., 1942-06-13
House Move Awaited
On War Housing Bill,
DeadIocked 2Weeks
Committee Hos Not Acted
On Senote Request for
New Conference
Nv i. A. OT,EAR.Y-

The House appeared today to hold
the upper hand over the Senate In
Its fight to confine Government
housing for war workers here to
dormitories.
For two weeks the 143, 100 900
housing resolution has been stale
mated by q disagreement over the
Senate amendment which added
$l3 500 900 for 5000 family dwelling
units.
After the first conference ended in
q deadlock the House and Senate
each voted to stand by its position,
but the Senate made the last move
when. on May 20, 1t asked the House
for q new conference on the con-
troversial family dwelling amend
ment.
Next Move II Houses.
This put the next move up to the
House. but two weeks have gone by
and Chairman Cannon of the House
Appropriations Committee indicated
today no decision has been reached
by his group to agree to a resump-
ton of negotiations with the Senate.
This leaves the bill ON the Speakers
desk, where it will remain effectively
side-tracked. unless the House COM
mittee decides to call it up and
agree to meet with the Senate.
When the bill first passed the
Evening star., 1942-06-13

Cox. Edred W.
Cricher. Charles Z.
Crowley. K. P.
Cummins. John Q.
D'Avan1o, A. j.
Davis. Louise l..
Dees, Cecil Thomas
Dibble. Oliver 0.
Dovling. william J.
Durham. l.. M. !.
Eccleston, d. B.
Elliott. John Pool
Entler, Russell v.
Evans. Henry D.
Farmer. Mable NJ.
Farauhar. Edison A
Faruuhar. Mary A.
Fegan. David A.
Fela. George H.
Fennell. Reginald Z
Fisk. Clarence w.
FitzGibbonS, D. P.
Flading, william A.
Fowler. Howell w.
Freeman, George A.
French. William T.
Funty. Paul Charles
CARRIER. Leon w.
Garrison, J. r.
Gilman. Samuel
Goldstein, Harry s.
Gouldin. J. D. c.
Grafton. Raymond N
Grier. Inez Marie
Gunsberg. Cyrus
Hagerman r. D.
Hall. Edward Currit
Hardins, Warren G.
Harper. Lillian s.
Harrili, Byron J.
Harris. John NJ.
Hays, Dolph
Hester. Ewart A.
Hillmsn. Louis s.
HintZe. Arthur
Horsaker Robert p
Hughes. Robert V.
Hupman. Richard D
jam. Edmund c.
Jennison e. NJ.
Kane. Wilbur P.
Ka plan. Aaron
kassler. G. F.. jr.
Kelly. John Patrick
Kennedy. o. r.
King, William A.
Kline. Charles z.
Knapp. Stuart John
Knight. Richard W.
Knott. La wSon B. Jr
kohoutek. Vincent J
Kristovich. Andrew +
Kruzer, joyce A.
Leach. Arthur r.
Leblanc. Theodore
Lee. jamie Cannon
Lee. Will H.
Leltwich, VIM. A.
Raehelel
Shane, Kenneth V.
ASsociat
N1f, ~,s q
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Czech Military Law
Will Be Applied 10
Nazis, Benes Says
To Be Held Personally
Responsible for Acts
After War, He Warns

LONDON. June 13 tP).-Czecho-
slovak military law, including the
death penalty, will be applied to all
Na1s responsible for "bestial de-
struction and barren horror" in the
Czech nation after the war, Presi-
dent Eduard Benes declared tonight
in a broadcast to his people from
London.
He declared that on the first day
OF victory the policy of personal re-
sponsibility would be mercilessly
carried out against "all exponents
OF the Nazi party and the Reich
government on Czech territory, be-
ginning with the former protector,
Baron Won Neurath. all leaders of
the Gestapo and SIS formation and
all Germans in the political and
military administration of Bohemia
and MoraVia "
Evening star., 1942-06-13


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torofla
Evening star., 1942-06-13
Nicholson. Dorothy

Nicholson. Dorothy
OBryan, Emmett J.
O'Bryan. Paul A.
Ockershausen. H. J.
O'Neal. Alice v.
Pace, William T.. jr.
Palmer. Herbert M.
Park. H. s.. jr.
Richards. Eleanor
Roa rk. Ray w.
Robertson. r. F.
Rogerson, B. st. j.
Roll, Anthony VIM.
Rondinaro. Dan'l A.
RoQuet, Harry v.
Rosenbereer. F. c.
Rosenbloom. Elerk
Ruddock, Andrew E.
Ryan, Margarete NJ.
Santamaria, Thorn as
Scally, Catherine a.
Schevack. s. l.
Schildt. Russell c.
Schneider. Harvey P.
Schultz. Mary N.
Sells. Lister
Settle. Cooke
Sexton, John p.
Sibley, Gerald E.
Silver. Samuel A.
Sill. Allan r.
Silver. Samuel A.
Simmons. Bernice
Simpson. Martha
Singleton. Judge N.
Sippley. Frank P.
SHELTON, Joseph S.
Skinner. Charles w.
Smith, Dollie NJ.
Smith, Ellison D.. jr.
Smith. John p.
Smith. Raymond c.
Smith. William F.
Sorrell. Wilfred b.
Sta winski. Paul H.
Stein. Henry
Stockton. Mabel z.
Stout. Floyd c.
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Evening star., 1942-06-13
Mosoryk Urges RetoIiotion
On German Villages

By the Associated Press
Destruction of several German
villages by air bombardment was
urged on the United Nations TODAY
Evening star., 1942-06-13

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