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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
USO Sponsors
Successful
Bingo PurtY

The FIRST Of what . pianncd bs
the USO tc Be 4 SERIES - binRf
arties proved hiRhly successful
On Tuesday evening there heinr
> crowd ~ over sixty ia attend
afsre.
The Recreation Han ia the
Maritime building was fhe SET.
ting fof the party and guests Wert
greeted hy Mrs S b Osborne
and Raymond Il Killing wins
horned the cosnmistee on arrange.
ufeHts and % whom no iial,
credit Is due for the success @.
sfae evening
Prizes were offered AZ she end
Ct each game and as there wa
quite = series 81 these IL kept
excitement al a high pitch
Refreshments were served
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
KreOle

Mrs Tyler ard daughter. vir-
alnaa Bowden. and J = Angelo
mofored TO Mobile. Sunday.
Friends Of James Miller are
glad 10 hcar Of hts recovery from
having his tonsils removed Thurs
day.
Mrk J. T. Gibson ant daughueg
of Mobile visited IN the home 81
Mr. ard airs Eugene Wells and
family. Tuesday
Miss IAvcrne Shasiirs spent
Friday IN Mobile
Mr and MFs Moran II Gulfpor'
we're guests IN the hnnip uf Mr.
and Mrs Travis Broaus. SUNDAY.
Friends OF Mr. A l. Wilkafsun
are sorry 20 hear Of him being
operated on Monday fef append
cisis. but wish him a speedy re
eovery
Miss Annie Bell Miller visited
her brother in Dallas. Texas. Cor
several days, last week
Miss Dorothy Goodwin hiss ~
turned from Carthage Miss
where she spent several days vh
itinE friends
Airs Hubert Dass 81 Mobile
visited friends and relatives here
this week
Miss Alma Reeves spent Saiur
Cay IN Mobile on a business "trip
Jack Kelly and DeI1nas james
trent she week end 2ith their
pEFenu. Nj, and Mrs Kelly and
MIR and Mrs James, Of Bay
Springs Miss.
III. and Mrs Willard Rice Of
New Orleans visited Mrs. Rice
msenk Mr. ard Mrs. { { Sud
This week end
BIZ. and Mrs. J. { Rogers and
daughter. Tommy Ruth. spent the
week end visiting friends and
relatives in Bay Springs. Miss
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shiden, At State Teachers Col
legc spent tie week end al Mrs.
n W Ramsay
Wycth Ramsay Of Mobile. Wis.
itcd his mother. Mrs Etia Ram.
say. during the week end
Miss Ellen n Metg visited IN
Pass Christian Saturday and
Sunday
Friends 81 the Delaney family
regret ia Ieafn that Their third
son Keble Delaney. IS IN the
Jackson County Hospital
Miss Jean Walker 81 Alcxan
dria La. spent several days of
last week With her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Dryden Walker
S S Wall has accepted a Pc
sliion IN the Ingalls, offices at
Pascagoula
Mrs Mary Railey and brother
RAYMOND Cobb. uf Cuha. Ala
were guests Sunday of Nir. and
Mrs Thomas Means and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dryden Walker They e
turned home suaany afternoon
accompanied - tfseir nephew
Raymond Earl Cobb. who will
spend the summer with them
The following was the program
for the graduation EXERCISES 5.
the Vaneleave High School. Tues.
day night April g. Professional
March (ffom Aida c. Verdi
pianist Miss Annie MAJ Murphy.
Invocation. Rev G. II Mcbride.
Salutatory. Mildred Martin: Vale.
dictory Franees MeRancy: Al.
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DufinK Ire esmnaFea scouts
wiH have TIE opportunity r.
demonstrate slsesr ability "a camp
snd take part IN srnlaiinE pro
ects under their oWn scoui lead
erx Patrols can qualify for ar
agreed standard 81 proficiency
end wiii awarded nhhon
sfrcameu ior Thar classification
af the council eamporce
Recognition VIII b. given 70
various patrnl II the campnree
here but the actual presentation
.ef the awards Wifl not take place
until the c0uncii campoFec
Gautier SAID uaai each patrol
would be- allotted . camn site and
furnished wlih fuel for cooking
purposes
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Vancleave

Mrs J c Parish At Mobile s
here en = visit % hcf parents Mr.
and Mrs f l. Golf
Mfa Davis Barnes and daueh
tes. Mrs Stella Snyder If Mobile.
were guests Of Nj. and Mrs J p.
Barnes last week
Mr. and Mrs Lewis BARNES
have moved e. Paseagoala n
present they are staying with
Mr.. Barnes hr0ther-in IaW anH
sister Mr. and Mrs Lee Entfe
KIN
Misses Susie and Fannie
Vaughan were business visitors
10 pascagoula and Biloxi. Friday.
Walteg II Brcland was IN Pas.
eaKeaala Frsaas
Rupert Roberts returned to his
place q employment ~ Orange
Texas. Thursday.
Mf and Mrs Lewis Leather.
bury and baby daughter Lillian
are gsastusA Mrs Leathefhufy
parents Ar. and Mrs LYMAN
Roberts
Mrs Jewel Rogers. VINO Is
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Eos. Jackson County
District CdmpoTee
Begins This Afternoon

a district eauapofec anentnE
nx laaz camping seaon @iil
a8 tsa afternoon or the beach
nm naeaFoula Ter Bog Scouts
~ the Fast jackson County dis
k8gf Henry W Cautief. egm-
manaer said W ~ ThackeF
etai executive 81 the Pine Burr
Ara and ~ Tucker. his assist
ans. vii - on hand tor the open.
ina q ffar season at 500 o'clock
Tue campnreo Is scheduled 80
eirse Saturday afternoon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

Mr. and Mrs j " Evans spenI
the wreck end iu Bay Mtnnette.
Ala visiting IN the horne 81 Mrs.
Evans mother Mrs Edith SIN.
usena.
NJ. ard Mrs II a Mason and
family spent Sunday visiting II
Mobile. Ala
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Sunrise. Sunset and High
and low Tide
Port Of PaScagoula

Note The above times are cal
cuiated as Of Central Standard
Time Add one hour to above for
War Saving Time
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

This is The modern age al right
Tire women are wearing pants
ard socks and the men are run
ming around bareheadcd and
their shirttsils hanging on the
outside.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

Pre- building. knot tying
signaling, first aid escape relay
ard chariot Tscc wliI be among
the patrol projects conducted
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

prof p T. Rau pge
Hlasioa oi Wall.
Bene8elon Res q 8 miller
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

We still cling 10 the old FASH
loned idea that &c pays-aollar
down and q dellar If YOU
see US first Is q poor way TO
bay anything
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
HOME MAKING

-tO-make slip covers, Her
bert Bast. Full of good ideas on
this decorative subject.
Building insulation. Close. II
you live in an apartment you
should be interested in sound in
sulation at least.
Recipes and menus for restaur-
ant profits, A. Easton. Reading
maketh a full man providing he
has a sufficient supply Of vita
mines.
How to lands cape your
grounds, l.. r. Johnson. With
Spring just around the corner
this should give the amateur
gardener some very good new
ideas.
Group feeding, c. A. Kaiser.
For big families, societies. and
any large group needing nourish-
ment.
Oil heating handbook, Kunitz.
Good thing to understand If you
possess one of these luxuries.
Furnishing with antiques, Nc
Bride. A very nice idea but like
a wise trout fisherman you had
better know what fly to use.
Sewing for the home. Picken
Many new ideas and some old
ones with instructions on how II
should be done.
Shelter for living, Ernest Pic
kering. Good advise on how &c
spend your dollars wisely.
Your own house, T. P. Robin
son. Which at times seems a JOY
and at other times "such little
trouble" but it does help fol
efficiency to get new ideas or
how things can be done.
Barbecue book, Sunset. Out
door fireplaces and out 90
cooking may not sound good II
February but if you have aspira
tons here are ways fer makin>
your dreams come true.
Cabin plan book, Sunset. Tell
how, when and where these
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
D-aIeIan A1xiav Reflects All Officers at Annual Meeting
Marriage Announced

today of the marriage OF Ruth
Clancy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Clancy of New Haven,
and Hazen Sharkey, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Sharkey OF
Detroit. The couple was attend
ed by the brides sister, JEAN
and Edward Walanis.
BERNHARD DICKEL, OF the
South River road, who was 30
years old on Saturday, was sur
prised when his relatives gather
ed for a party. All his five child
rem but one were present, all
four of his grandchildren and his
three great-grandchildren.
MRS. LESLIE RUTTER is ex-
pected home Wednesday from a
two-months' stay in Florida.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Board Meeting

EXECUTIVE BOARD of Ma
comb County Rural Teachers
will meet Thursday at 5 o'clock
at Dads Rustic Rest in Mount
Clemens for dinner, followed by
a meeting ,.t the home OF Mrs.
Earl Houghton, 36 Lafayette.
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT B.
GRAHAM, 124 Church street,
celebrated a double anniversary
yesterday. 1t was their l5sh
wedding anniversary and Mr..
Grahams birthday. They were
feted at a family dinner given
by Mrs. E. McLarty, 20 Union
street.
MRS. CARL V. DODGE is re-
covering from fortnights Ill
ness with influenza.
MRS. HARRY p. JOHNSON
is convalescing from an attack
of influenza.
MRS. HARRY E. TAYLOR is
entertaining her bridge club this
evening.
MIR. AND MRS. OSCAR BOB
CEAN, 112 Eastman street, an
nounce the birth of a son Sun
day afternoon in st. Joseph
hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. CARL GLEF'
KE are observing their 10Th we'd
ding anniversary today.
MRS. CHARLES SCHALM
Doris Schalm and Don Lennon
have Just returned from Littl'
Rock. Ark, where they visitet
Howard Lennon at Camp Rob
ertson.
ONE of he c.everest of tn
: new lapel watches displayed OF
smart jewelry counters Is a fin
jewel timepiece set IN
case which is a faithful replic
of a modern telephone. IN
face of the watch correspond
TO the dial on the telephone an
there is a realistic removabl
receiver.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
New Books at the Library
buildings are practical.
MECHANICS

buildings are practical.
MECHANICS
We buy and buy and still the
call comes for more books ana
better books on these subjects.
Ayiation-6 vols, Amer. Tech.
Soc.
Drafting for the m a C h n e
TRADES vols, Amer. Tech. Soc.
Wheelwright and mechanics
guide, Audels.
Tool Design, Charles D. Cole.
Modern metallurgy for engi-
neers, Ruth and Sisco Fodder.
Aviation from shop to sky, j.
J. Floherty.
Aircraft instruments, George
E. Irving.
Sheet metal work, Neubecker.
Machine Tools in Aircraft Pro-
duction, r. r. Nolan.
Welding and Its Application,
Boniface +. RosSi.
Plastic Mold Design, Gordon
2. Thayer.
Essentials of Modern Naviga-
ton, P. E. Wylie.
MUSIC
Music As A Hobby, Fred B.
Barton. Will help you to great
er enjoyment of your radio and
records.
Our New Music, Aaron Cop
land. A subject of interest to
those concerned with the evolu-
ton of music and present day
contribution to this art.
Hearing Music, Theodore M
Finney. The symphony is the
same for everyone but what
difference in the listener!
Complete Plays, Gilbert ane
Sullivan. Old yet forever new!
Selected Operas, Gilbert ant
Sullivan. A thing of beauty is
Joy forever.
Victor Book of the Opera, c
O'Connell. A book could be writ
ten on the uses and possibilitie
of this book.
Victor Book of the Symphony
C.. O'Connell. A very great hell
and delight to the student o
music lover.
Be Your Own Music Critic. +
E. Simon. But before you star
know what you are talkln
about.
Ann Croker, Libraria
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24

ALL OFFICERS of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
Church were reelected at yes
terday's meeting at the home OF
Mrs. A. p. Grim, Grand ave-
nue..
They are Mrs. Ted Leonard
son, who is beginning her fourth
term as president; Mrs. Louis
Sonnenburg, who is vice-presi-
dent, also for the fourth time;
Mrs. Katherine Shelton, secre-
tary and Mrs. Boyd Fulton,
treasurer. Mrs. Shelton and Mrs.
Fulton have each served nine
years in their offices.
The group made plans for a
card party on st. Patrick's Day,
March II, at the home of Mrs.
David Rouleau, SO Ahrens street.
Mrs. Charles Chapman, M r S :.
John Jarchow and Mrs. Henry
Lehner will assist Mrs. Rouleau
at the event, which is planned
for members and friends of the
auxiliary.
Plans for the congregational
family potluck dinner were also
discussed. Mrs. Ted LeOnardson
is general chairman of this
church-wide event, set for March
5 in the dining room OF tn c
church. Mrs. Charles Chapman
is the chairman of the auxiliary's
part in the dinner. She is assist
ed by Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Herbert
Jones and Mrs. Robert Nunneley
Congregation members will
bring their own sandwiches, and
a covered-dish to the dinner, and
tea and coffee will be served
The committee is also invoking
the new rule: B.Y.O.S. (Bring
your own sugar..
The 20 members present an.
swered roll-call with remark:
about heroes born in February
After the business meeting, Mrs
Paul Hirt addressed the group
on Civilian Defense.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Easter Monday
Card Party Set

PLANS for the annual Easter
Monday card party were begun
Yesterday by st. Peters Altar
Society. Mrs. Andrew Allor has
accepted the general chairman
ship of the party, which will be
an afternoon event on Monday,
April 6.
New officers of the society,
headed by Mrs. Peter Benoit, as
sumed their duties for the first
time at yesterdays meeting. Mrs.
Mabel Roskopp was reappointed
Red Cross chairman.
The society will hold its March
meeting on Tuesday, Mar. "a,
when the afternoon will be de-
voted to sewing or the altar.
MRS. ARTHUR TALBOT was
hostess to the ST. Louis Forget
Me-Not Club last evening and
was one of the prizewinnerS al
cards. Others were Mrs. Frank
Petitpren and Mrs. David Lowe,
while house prize wen. to Mrs.
Stephen Boston. Mrs. Lowe.
Mrs. Boston, Mrs. Walter Duck
WITT and Mrs. Walter Rickert
were guests. Mrs. Henry La
Croix will be hostess to the club
on March 8 at 8 o'clock.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM G.
SCHROEDER of 252 Cass ave-
nue., have just returned from q
trip to Cleveland, o., where they
attended Fleetwing convention,
held in the Carter hotel there.
MRS. OLIN COOK, Mrs.
Charles Wood and Mrs. A. w.
FATHER won card prizes when
Golden Rule Circle held social
meeting with Mrs. Deforst
Cooley yesterday afternoon.
House prize went TO Mrs. Paul
Schoen. Mrs. Wood will enter
tain on Mar. IL.
MRS. HARRY S. DONALD
SON will return Wednesday
from a visit with her son-in-law
and daughter, Col. and Mrs.
Daniel C. Doubleday, Wright
, Field, Dayton, o.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Typical

TYPICAL of the Popular new
hand-wrought Mexican silver
costume pewelry is this exotic
evening set designed by Mary
Contreras. Parrot clip combs in
the hair have feather tails. The
huge pendant is fire god. Less
ambitious pieces turned out py
native artisans are available al
budget prices.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
The Sugar Bowl
Comes into its Own

THE OLD-FASHIONED, cup
board sugar bowl for pennies
has a new purpose in life-DE-
TENSE SAVINGS. Every pen
ny in your purse, come eve
ming, should find its way into
the penny bank. Women's
purses get too full anyway-we
women have a habit of not emp
tying them of odds and ends.
So tighten their bullying insides
and Tighten Uncle Sans job
at the same time. Ten pen
nies-twenty-five penn les
means another Stamp to help
stamp out the enemy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Grace Guild
P| ans Tea

GRACE CHURCH GUILD has
set March 10 as the date for the
first Of two Lenten teas. Mrs
Charles E. Doll, Sr., will open
her home on Belleview avenue
for the event, which will feature
an exhibit as an added attrac-
ton.
Mrs. Harry p. johnson, gener-
al chairman, has announced her
committee chairman. They are
Mrs. Frank Pringnitz, dining
room; Mrs. Harvey Scott, kit
chen; Mrs. George Merifield, ex-
hibit; and Mrs. Frederick Mckay,
music.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Group Plans Card Party
on ST. Patrick's Day

Refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Hen
nv Lehner, Mrs. Jessie Macken-
zie and Mrs. Della Brown. The
table at which Mrs. William Hol-
lis presided, was centered with
a lovely flat arrangement of gar
deniaS.
The next meeting will be
March 80, with Mrs. Julia Hueb-
ner Mrs. William Lehner, and
Mrs Leslie Baker, assisting Mrs.
John Jarchow, at whose home
the group will gather.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Child Study Group |
Moves Meeting

CHILD STUDY Group ] will
meet with Mrs. Harold Sherman
on Wellesley drive in Seminole
Hills on Wednesday night, in
stead of with Mrs. Robert Beal,
who has illness in her family.
The program will be a discus
sion of adolescent personalities
by Margaret Ann Ayers OF the
Mount Clemens High school fac
ulty. The meeting begins at
8 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Bride

MRS. JOHN FRINK was Win
fired Duckwitz before her we'd
ding on Saturday at 4 o'clock.
She is the daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Duckwitz, and Mr..
Frink's parents are MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur Frink. They are living at
80 Lincoln avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Executive Board

HERMAN XIX p e n T.
Teacher Associations executive
board will meet Wednesday at q
o'clock with the president, Ralph
Staeb, 2364O Donaldson road.
This meeting was originally set
for tonight.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Postpone Meeting

UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE
of Kings Daughters has post
poned its meeting, which was set
for Thursday, until March 5.
when Mr.. p. j. Calvin, 81 Lin
coin avenue, will be hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Quilting Bee

HAND IN HAND CIRCLE
will meet for quilting at the
Kings Daughters Home on
Thursday at 8 o'clock in the
morning. Mrs. John Archie is in
charge of arrangements.
HELEN BAL LOR, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ballor of
114O Knight road, celebrated her
18th birthday anniversary on
Washington's Birthday.
VIRGINIA F. MILLER and
Margaret Briskey have returned
from a weekend spent at Fair
field, Ohio.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-24
Meat Dish Cornish

HERE'S a garnish that will
taste as good as it looks: grape
fruit sections dipped in egg and
milk, then in cracker crumbs
and sauteed in butter.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-11

Die verohodne informace z
reckych kruh6 byli n6meckym
vojenskym soudem v Athenach
odsouzeni k smrti a tehoz dine
popraveni diva Rekove a jedna
.fecka zena, ponevadz pry da-
vail signal blfzfcfm Sc britskym
letadl1m. z tehoz pramene sc
sdeluje, re mnoho RekG bylo
popraveno uz v zaT1, mezi nj
mi 65lety Athenan, MATTEL vel
keno obchodnfho podniku, KITE
ry byl obzalovan z n~ezakonne-
no nosenf zbrane. Nemecky
vojensky soudce prohlasil pri
vynasenf rozsudku, re podobny
osud ceka kazdeho, kdo nosi
zbran, nebo schovava il donna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-11
Libra chleba pro sedm lid.

AADE0 SAAIcDa pro seam l1d1. |
Nasledujfcf clanek je vyna-
tex z dopisu, ktery byl propa-
sovan do Angle, z vezenf bell
gickych rukojmi. Jeho vero-|
hodnost zarucuje belgicka VIA
da.
"Nase rodiny nevedely O ma
Sem osudu. Dotazovaly Sc IRA
d1 a dovedel jsem Sc s rozhor-
Denim, re seznam rukojmf byl
sestaven vlamskymi nacionalis-
ty nebo rexistickymi Quislingy
V bl1zke vesnici bylo narfze-
no starostovi, ably jmenoval OBJ
cany, kterf by NELL byt zatce-
nj. On vsak odepTel a nabidl
Sc sam "a vezn6.
NaSe Kalvarie pocala. Stra-
re nespustily mas z ocf ami ma
chv1li. Nestoudnost majestic
kych ddstojnfkG, kteTf mas pri-
chazeli %navstfvit, byla bezprf-
kladna a jejich urazky nevy-
~Serpatelne. Snazili Sc marne,
ably mas pTinutili k pozdravu
"Heil Hitler. Odepreli jsme
vsichni.
N6kdy Sc pokouseli osprave-
dlnit nenavistne a nezakonne
zachazen1 s nami. Zvlast6 je
znepokojovalo,z re nekterf iejich
kolegove byli z~astreleni. Kdyz
jsme poukazali ma to, re by to
sotva mohl byt Gin nasich kra-
jan1, kterym byly piece odna-
ty zbrane, a re to asi spachali
vojaci z Wehrmacht, protesto-
vail ostTe. Jeden z Mich vsak
pripustil, re jeho revolver byl
ukraden, kdyz byl lazni.
Obcas NELL jsme chvile Cd
dechu, kdyz totiz letadla Raj
letela mad Mani a kdyz byl dan
poplasny signal. PAX nasi
strazcove posp1chali Cd krytn.
Mr1zemi svych eel vital jsme
haste sve osvoboditele.
Jldlo bylo b1dne. Dostavali
jsme denne libru chleba pro Z
lid1 a pfi rozdelovan1 tohoto
bedneho prfdelu dochazelo K
politovanfhodnym scenam, pc.
nevada kazdy sc domahal pc.
sledn1ho drobtu sveho podflu
Jednou tydne NELL jsme BRAN.
bory.
Nez pres to nejsme nejubo.
zejs1 z poctu rukojm1. Jsor
mnozf nestastn1ci, vyhubli ne
kostru ,ktef1 Jedi slupky z
brandon a dokonce i travu ros
touc1 mezi dlazbou nadvoTi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-11
Britsky rozhlas o Csl. Narod.
MIN Svatku.

Oficielnf Vestnik British
Broadcasting Corp. pro zahra-.
nicf London Calling" otisknul
v {. 1874 clanek DIR. Otty Freve,
osobn1ho tajemn1ka ministra
Jana Masaryka, "Ceskosloven-
sko jeste zije a bojuje" Gee
choslovakia Still Lives and
Fights On.) Je to vlastne roz-
hlasova prednaska ceskosloven
skemu narodn1mu svatku 20.
rfjna.
Tabor Ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky je dnes vseobecne UNA
van "a zacatek nynejsl valky,
nebot zmocnenf sc teto klfco-
We posice umoznilo vybojnemu
Nemecku 1tok ma vsechny stra-
ny. Pc stastnych a pozehna-
nych ,byt kratkych letech sve
existence, kdy cizinci jezdivali
do Ceskoslovenska obdivovat
nadheru telesne a kulturni wy
spelosti naroda a presvedcit Sc
o primo zazracnem hospodaf-
skem a socialnfm pokroku re-
me i tezkych dobach povalec-
nych a zlych casech svetove
krise, proz1va ceskoslovensky
lid move utrpenf, horst a bolest-
nejs1 nez kdykoli pred tim "a
sve stalete historic. Nez nekle-
sd ma duchu, nepozbyva vfry
We sveho genia a bedy, jimiz
must procazet pod nacistickou
tyranif, v mem jen utvrzujf ne
iodine presvedcenf O nezbyt-
nosti konecneho vftezstvi veci
spravedlive.
Recn1k podal sumarnf obraz
hrGz, jez Sc v ceskych zemich
odehravajf cd prvniho dine
vstupu NemcG do Prahy a jez
vyvrcholily, ale neskoncily ma
sakrem v Lidic1ch a Lezacich.
Narod ma ne odpovida donna i
"a hranicemi: organisovanou
sabotazf, marenim nemeckeho
valecneho 1sill ma kazdem kro
ku, vytrvalym odporem proti
pronikanf nacistickeho jedu do
ceskoslovenskeho tela a vsemi
jinymi prostredky boje ma Ii
vot a ma smrt. V cizine orga-
nisovanfm vlastniho vojska
vsech zbrani, hlavne letectva v
britske kralovske vzdusne mo-
ci, odhalovan1m nemeckych
planu, podporou spojenc1 v ka-
zdem smeru bez ohledu ma O.
beti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-11
Pocta Komenskemu a csl.
vychovatelHm.

V sobotu, dine 5. prosince o
8. bod. vecer porada francouz-
ska vysoka skola v Public Lii
brary ma Pate Ave, rob AZ. ul.
slavnostnf schulz, ktera je We
novana pamatce Jana Amosa
Komenskeho a ceskych vycho-
vatel1 a studentG, zabitych ia
ko obeti sveho narodnfho pre-
svedcen1.
Schulz Dude predsedati prof.
Henri Gregorie a pTednaseti
Dude prof. Alexander Koyre
ma tema: "Mfsto Komenskeho
v dejinach filosofie ceskoslo-
venske a sv6tove', pax prof.
Alexander Schrecker ma tema:
"Komensky a dnesek" a prof.
Roman jacobson: "Komensky
a ceskoslovenska tradice."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-11
Mantakas-Recky, Draza
Michajlovic.

Carihradsky fisk prohlasuje
pTi popisu guerillove cinnosti
Mantakasovy proti Nemc1m ma
Krete pri poukazu ma jeho mr.
Dime ciny, re Mantakasdv "a
sab do boje nen1 nikterak me-
ne vyznamny nez Michajlovi-
CIV v Jugoslavii. Mantakas Sc
svymi revolucionari p1sobl den
ne znacne skody okupacnf ar
made nemecke a caste docflil
toho, re vysflani POSI- ma from
tn libyjskou bylo bud zdrzeno
nebo znemozneno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-11
Podzemni casopisy " roce
zdvo inasobeny.

v pTehledu podzemnfch ca
sopisG v obsazenych zemlch
sdeluje britske radio, re v Bel
gil je pres $50 tajnych casopi-
ST vydavanych We francouzsti-
ne nebo vlamstine. Jeden z
nejslavnejsfch, Libre Belgique
(Svobodna Belgie), ktery Sc
dostal do historic v posledni
valce, tropf 81 1smesky z Mem
c1 REPRODUCED oveTen1 nemec-
keno censora ma kazdem elsie.