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Evening star., 1942-09-27
Befhesda.LosOer Montgomery County
Mrs. Parker Planning Luncheon
For Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae
Number of Members Were on Visits:
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts in Drummoud
r Montgomery County

Mrs. Clement A. Parker is plan
ming to give luncheon the first
| Tuesday of october for the little
group of Kappa Alpha Theta Alum
nae who have been meeting at her
home in Bradley Hills during the
| past year.
These women have been combin-
ing work with pleasure and at their
meetings they have made a great
many garments for the Bethesda
Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Mrs. Parker's luncheon will be on
the first meeting date of the local
Kappa Alpha T'hetas after two
month intermission
In August some of the members
were out. of town. Mrs. Elmer H
Conklin, a regular attendant at
these gatherings, spent part of
August at Virginia Beach. Mrs.
Herbert Rathsack, another of the
sorority members, moved to Spokane
Wash, and Mrs. Ralph Himstead,
who has attended these weekly
gatherings since they started, was in
Chicago during August, where she
attended the wedding anniversary
celebration of her father and
mother
Mrs. Gertrude Ray Schultz re-
turned Wednesday from Luray. Va,
where she had spent the past 10
days. Since coming back to Be-
thesda she has been busy getting in
the last of the crops from the vic
tory garden that she. and her
daughter, Mrs. James Benner, have
operated during the summer.
Early in the spring Mrs. Schultz
loaned part of her land on Old
Georgetown road to four of her
nelghbors, Mr.. Robert H. Driskil
Mr.. G. B. Aldrich, Mr.. Wilbert F.
Snyder and Mr.. H. l.. Shrader, and
working together Mrs. Schultz and
the families of her four neighbors
have raised large quantity of
vegetables and have canned for
future use the surplus crops.
Mrs. Schultz's victory gardens ad-
join the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Peter, which is said to be the
site of the first schoolhouse in
Montgomery County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter have lived in
the old schoolhouse. which has been
restored, for nearly 30 years. Just
now they are getting ready to leave
for Florida to stay through the
winter.
Mrs, Peters sister, Mrs. George
Wade, who has lived with Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter for the past three years,
will go to Florida with them. At
the present time Mrs. Wade is visit
ing relatives in Sykesville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin M. Roberts
of Dallas, Tex, are in Drummond.
where tney came to be the guests
of Mrs. Roberts parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter L. Greene, for the next
two weeks. Mrs. Roberts has been
in Dallas for several years and dur
ing her stay there she has been a
member of the faculty of Hockaday
Junior College and she has also been
member of the Dallas Symphony
Orchestra.
Mrs. Roberts is a harpist and is a
graduate of the Curtis School of
Music in Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts are spending the week
end in New York.
DR.. and Mrs Frederick J. Cullen
of Greenwich Forest are spending
the week in New York They are
staving at the Waldorf Astoria.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

Also in New York for few days
are Mr.. and Mrs. Serge Doubroff of
Battery Park. Mrs. Doubroff s
mother Mrs. Ivah L. Shear, who has
returned to Battery Park following a
long stay in Vermont, will be at the
Doubroff home during the absence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Doubroff
Among other visitors in the Be-
thesda neighborhood are Miss Willie
Patterson, who came north with
Mrs. Thew johnson when the latter
returned from a visit with her
mother in Columbia, S. C.
Miss Catherine Cowan is spend
ing the week end in Lynchburg. Va,
as the guest of Miss Peggy Jett, a
student at Randolph-Mac Wom-
ans College. Miss Cowan was a
student at Randolph Macon for
two years. This year she has en-
rolled at George Washington Uni
versity.
Before returning to her home in
Drummond, Miss Cowan will stop at
Amherst, Va, to spend a few days
with her cousin, Miss Caroline
Embry, at Sweet Briar College
Mrs. Floyd A. Mcclure and her
daughters, Miss Sophie Mcclure and
Miss Janet Mcclure, have returned
from Michigan where they spent
the summer. Miss Sophie Mcclure
has gone to Westtown, Pa, to attend
school and her cousin, Miss Ruth
Mcdonald, who has been with her
in Michigan, is now at Northfield
Seminary.
Miss Mary Merrick Lee and her
sister, Miss Frances Lee, have re-
turned to Bethesda after a. months
visit with their grandmother in
Camden, Me,
Miss Patricia Snyder of Chevy
Chase Gardens has gone to Buena
Vista, Va, where she has enrolled
as freshman in Southern Semi
nary. Miss Snyder was graduated
last year from Chevy Chase Junior
College.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland G. White, IT.:
Miss Edna Williams and Francis
White of Washington were the
guests Sunday of their aunts. Mrs.
William Ricketts, and Mrs. Merhle
Haines.
Mrs. Arnold Gerstell of Ardmore,
Pa, is spending 10 days with her sis
ter, Mrs Eleanor Dupuis. Mrs Mel
vim H Walker Of Palo Alto, Calf,
and Pittsfield, Mass, also is at the
Dupuis home for an extended stay
Mrs. Walker is the mother-in-law of
Mr.. Ralph Williams.
Mrs. Archie Asquith of Cleveland
Is spending a week with her sister
Mrs. Julia Becraft. Mrs. Asquith
will also visit her brother, Mr.. John
Snouffer of this place and sister,
Mrs Elizabeth Cramer of Bethesda
Pvt. Charles Barber was home to
spend a part of the week with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barber.
He was joined by his wife, Mrs. Bar
ber, who is living with her parents
in Ashton
Miss Clara Thompson, former
resident, spent the week here as the
guest of Mrs. j. C. Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Bell and
Mrs. Mary Moore are spending a
week at Berklev Springs.
Miss Halle Gregg has returned
from Chicago where she spent the
summer.
Mrs Allison Taylor entertained at
dinner Thursday for Mrs. Chester
Allhrecht, Mrs. Morris Meyer, Mrs.
Forrest Griffith, Mrs. Graham Shan
nahan, Mrs. William Stinson, jr, of
Baltimore; Mrs. Remus Riggs, Miss
Hazel Riggs of Goshen, Mrs. William
Watkins of Kemptown and Mrs.
Thomas Hawkins of Etchison.
An fashioned serenade was
staged early in the week for three
recently married couples, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Barber and Mr.. and Mrs
William Bogley. All were seated in
a decorated truck and with much
abell ringing and other noise making
fthey were ridden around the coun-
tryside. Later the Misses Mary
Frances and Margaret Windham en-
| tertained with miscellaneous
shower in honor Of their cousin,
Francis Barber, and his wife.
Miss Bessie Childs who has come
from Southern Maryland to make
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Notes From Rockville and Vicinity
Miss Matte England Is Hostess
At Birthday Anniversary Party
Mrs. Richard Waters Visiting Parents;
The Req. J. ". Rosenberser Returns

ROCKVILLE, Md, Sept. 26.--Miss
Matte England entertained Is
guests last Saturday in celebration
of the birthday anniversary of her
niece, Dorothy Morgan.
Mrs. Richard l.. Waters Of Carson
City, New, is at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H
Lamar, for visit of several weeks
The Rev. Howard G. England and
Mrs. England returned to Columbia,
S. c., during the week after spend
ing several weeks visiting relatives
in Rockville and the county.
The Rev. John w. Rosenberger,
pastor of the Rockville Methodist
Church, and Mrs. Rosenberger have
returned from short visit with
Mrs. Rosenberger's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel w. Shifett, in Har-
risonburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Edward Altemus
again are occupying their home
Wellridge, after stay of six weeks
at Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Frank B. Leech and young
son Philip are visiting in Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. Thomas D. Griffith enter
tanned a number of Rockville and
Laytonsville friends at bridge and
luncheon Wednesday at Hungerford
Tavern.
Mr. and Mrs. J. VinSon Peter and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Darby Bowman
have been spending some time at
Capon Springs, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steele OF
Washington were the last-week- enc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A
Dawson.
Mrs Pinkney Prescott is back
from Atlanta, where she visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reese
While away she also visited in
Macon.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
carrying bouquet OF pink roses
and blue delphinium,

carrying a bouquet Of pink roses
and blue delphinium.
The other attendants were Miss
Margaret G. Martin, Mrs. Robert S.
Stokes, Mrs. Charles E. Freedman
and Mrs. j. H. Oehmann. jr. Miss
Martin and Mrs. Stokes were gowned
in blue satin and chiffon and car
ried bouquets of Joanna Hill roses,
and Mrs. Freedman and Mrs. Oeh-
mann wore ivory satin and chiffon
and carried bouquets of deep red
roses.
Mr. Walter L. Preller served AZ
best man and the ushers were Mr..
Robert S Stokes, Mr.. Vincent
Burgher. Mr.. Stanley Nesiin and
Mr.. Charles Freedman.
A reception after the ceremony
was held at the Admiral Club, the
couple leaving later for a wedding
trip. For travelling the bride wore
a blue velvet dress and hat with red
accessories and corsage Of white
orchids. She is member Of Lambda
Chi national sorority and Mr.
Preller is member of Delta Sigma
MI
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Newlyweds Feted
In IavtOnsyille

LAYTONSVILLE, Md, Sept. 90
At the first of several small parties
planned for the season Mrs. Merhle
Haines entertained Is local women
at dessert bridge Wednesday after
noon. Prizes were won by Mrs. Al
lison Taylor, Mrs. Samuel Riggs and
Mrs. Thomas Stewart.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

her home in Montgomery County is
now visiting in Millersville for sew
eral weeks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
What Happens Under Cover d
Blackouis, Theme al Rialio
Poetic Blockout' Opens Todoy With
Robert Preston and Mursho oDFiscoll

The crash If enemy boh= American sul has nauF1-
lively put sign the Rao theatrr where Pacific Bnck-
out opens today with Robert Preston and Martha ODFsu
IN he leading rnn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

INST kl>
sisIro- Robert Preston n spsesfse
Rlsekeat = 2s 50. 80. 80
and 1o.1s. alsa Hraa Crawford n
sof4A = re klenaIke ! -
IS = { % and 70
RnsA-INrune rexsf II =Sen .
FarYss i q. : .. 6 - and II 10
ziso Iaoea Nolan N znlas. White
and Perfect ! -. SO and SIS
Nj >Ic RoN-Aontx NeeilsF in .rhs
Montgomery IN me Issi q ne
DuAnes ! - so Ana $40
nj Mol - Humphrey HoszTt n
Al ThrenEh ne Siknt i -.
%. { . nd ? g. 50 Hush r.
BET n -pent oet Personal ! a.
RI,itRA : After Mein Ksmrfaa
i as. %. % 80 ana 10 %.
also return showing ef " { Flelds
n Never Give sucker an Esen
Break. ] q. q so md e.os
BrstRIs - Barbara stanwxek in
feu Relonx - Ne alzo Warren
William n Secrets q he Lone
CAMEO Chester Morris IN 5 came
Back. also Rochelle Hudson IN
Babies for sale
CAPITOL James Stephenson IN
Shining victory also John shell
ton in BLONDE Inspiration
COMM >ifN-fex Ayres in DR.. XII
dArek Wedding Day also Joan
Rlondeli IN 3 Girls About Town
KAY >TkiII =Nixien iTish IN That
Hamilton Woman Also Joan Blon-
dell IN 3 Girls About Town
LAKEWOOD = Pred acMuTfay IN
New York Town. also Red SHELTON
IN "Whistllng IN the Dark
PROC TnR--Merle Obenon IN LYDIA
also MafIof Woodaorth In All
American Co-Ed
REAIssKI-1ohn Beal IN Doctors
Don't Tell also Pred AstAire In
You'll Never eGt Rich
SHELL - Nan GREY IN Under Age
also Maureen oHsfA In They Met
in Argentina
l>sEI-Henry Fonda in Drums
Along the Mohawk also lev AvreS
IN Or. kildafes Wedding Day
TEMPLE Betty Cradle in Hot
Spot also 6rets Carlo in Two
Faced Woman
LIBERTY. rnsallnr- Victor MeiaEien
IN Broadway Limited also Basil
Rathbone in Monster and the
Girl
RIVIERA. summer W c. Fields IN
Never Give Sucker an Even
Break also LLOYD Nolan in Buy
Me That Town
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Many Uniorgeiiable
Scenes al Riviera

Among the scenes in After
Mein kampf-?n now at the
Riviera theater are re-enacted in
cidents in the persecution of Jews
and Catholics.
Jewish people are shown herded
together like cattle and hunted
down for punishment by Nazi
storm troopers. Pastor Niemoller
is seen as the victim of brutal at
lacks by German youths and his
church destroyed.
Other sequences that are drama
tized are the killing of General
Won Schleieher and his wife. the
murder of Roehm. the tragic trials
of Van der Lubbe. the betrayal by
a Nazi youth of his father. and
many other unforgettable scenes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04

hit me ON the pusE. Don't read
my lines too fast Read my lines
fast enough. Don't forget my
lines. When turn, turn only
three quarters.
That's right. Prank" offered
Humphrey Bogsri. hut you forgot
the most important thing don't
fall out of the set.
The film IL currently playing a
moreover engagement nj ths
Blue Mouse theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Grace Moore Has
Box Office Appeal

That Grace Moore Is one Of the
greatest box-offiee attractions IN
the concert world today = evi-
oenced BY the demand for tickets
Tor her Tacoma concert wednes-
day evening. March i. At the
Temple theater. Not only hun
dreds Of Taeomsns viii be in the
audience 70 hear the famed So
rrano for her local debut but from
nearly every community in 4
radius Of 100 miles of Tacoma will
come hundreds Of her fans Res
ervations from as far east Of the
mountains as Wenstchee. as far
north as Snohomish and Everett
have been received and other ad-
mirers will come from Aberdeen.
Centralis. Chehahs. Renton. Sc
attic, Kent, Auburn. Enumelaw.
Buckley, Morton. orting as well
Us Puyallup, Summer and Olympia.
When Grace Moore recently
made good her longtime wish to
sing in every state in the nation
she arrived at one startlinglv in
teresting conclusion. She found
that there were no small Ameri-
can cities at least when she
got to them. Populations moved
into even the most remote capt.
tails into which her triumphant
tour took her, and whether she
was IN Boston. Mass. or the oil
cities of Oklahoma. the same
thousands awaited her visit. To
an isolated city in the Carolinas
pilgrims came from $50 miles
distant and the demonstration
they staged in the street outside
the sopranos hotel. and at the
concert afterward. were as excit-
ing as any the world-fsvorite
artist has ever known.
Grace Moore's concert al the
Temple will be the last event of
this seasons All-Star series.
Tickets for this outstanding con-
cert event are on sale at Fraser's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Request Program
By Gus Arnheim

when Gus Arnheim and rs 81.
ehesifs appear At TIE Century
Ballroom this Saturday. March :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04

SIN n re works when In1n.
s.e ~sF plsnrs rsssr~a out n the
dawn 1T feafs Il.rhaf. ~. roxs
n = Krxat American Ksfy n th<
thfees # ~ air feIl aierE snd
total haeknus AS rushed through
~ finishing stages ard headed fer
thsassT screens IhTeuk haas fh<
country as the fir.t rlesurv n deal
slth ths sll.lmr.rsaal fh<ms ~
civilian defense
Pacific Hlarsrut@ = anything
ut an =sdaestlnaAI.' picture. a.
though there's that n II. The
hlasknus. tho screaming ar raid
sirens. rearing hombefr and Ihe
chatter ~ antl-slfsfafl guns. whlv
not exactly lnsssleafsi - Ehe finn.
really serve - = background fax
= romance
p<~fls~d ~ Paramount - .
comedy thriller. this film y ane
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Horses Are Betty
Cradle S New Hobby

Betty Cradle Is the newest
Hollywood personality 10 sueeumh
10 the horse-owning fever. During
the filming of Hot Spot the al.
traction currently At the Temple
thester. she sent her thorough
bred. Kay Diane. 10 Saratoga
but not for drink Of water.
Her california-hred champion
finished well IN front In the races
Al Saratoga. and Betty has great
hopes for her. hut Rine Crosby
hasn't as yet been overly worried.
Victor Mature and Carole lands
are starred with Betty in Hot
Spot" while Laird Cregar. Will
lam Gargan and many others arc
featured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04

he will present a program Of ar
engagements and songs as they
have played the last year on the
radio.
Thousands of requests have al
ready been received by this eel
ebrated leader from all over the
country requesting him to play
their favorite selections.
Gus Arnheim has compiled In
catalog form those requests and
his appearance will consist only
Of an all-reouest program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Frank McHugh Has
The Comedy Role

Frank MeHugh. carrying a
heavy comedy assignment IN All
Through the Night Humphrey
Bogart stArrer. was having trouble
with a scene.
Not that MeHngh couldn't re
member his lines or anything ordi-
nary like that. II was a scene that
required accurate timing
It's very simple" explained
Director Vincent Sherman. lust
remember 10 =
MeHugh interrupted.
Yeah. ! know. Don't hack M
too fast. Don't let that big spot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
STILL QUESTING

Paramount is still searching for
girl to play the role of Maria in
the technicolored perturbation of
Ernest Hemingway's For Whom
the Bell Tolls" with more than 10
screen tests made of potential play
ers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04

Your postmaster can tell you
how TO Invest in u. y. Defensc
Bonds.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Ze zarliYosti.

Priscilla Peckova, 25leta Ste
nografka v pravnicke 1radov-
ne, zachytila letfcf pivnf skle-
nici svou hlavou, al Sc il zele-
ne jeji oci zakalily a vlasy zbar
Willy Sc teplou krvf. Bylo to v
nocnim klubu Cabin Club v Gle
velandu. Pravila, re nevinn6
vzbudila vasnivou henavist a
zarlivost u zeny, ktera "nenf
uz mladou."
"Je to nejposetilejsi vec, o
jake jsem kdy slysela", pravi-
la Peckova We SVEN byte novi-
nar1m. "Ona zena Sc musela
domnfvat, re Sc pokousim ukra
sti il jejfho muze. Byla proste
zarlivou a ia byla pouze spole-
censkou."
"Zasli jsme s mladym mu-
zem do onoho klubu a sedeli
jsme u stolu asi p1l hodiny,
kdyz mGj prdvodce zpozoro-
val ony manzele u baru. sli
jsme k MIN a rozmlouvali. O.
men muz pozadal mne O tanec.
Pc tanci jsem zasla do toilet
nj m1stnosti a ona zena mne
nasledovala rozhorcena. Jed
nala neslusne a pravila Ike me
"Ja nejsem vice mladou a ne
nos1m gardenie We vlasech".
Mela jsem je totiz ma hlave.
"Pravila jsem il, re Sc nepo-
kous1m il odlakati muze a vra-
tia jsem Sc k baru. Brzy ma to
mne muz pozadal znovu O ia
nee"
Dfvka tancila valcfk, kdyz
pocitila krapnuti ma Have a pa
ola do mdlob. Kdyz byla vzkrf
sena, byla ona zena uz pryc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
krajanka, matka TIL vojinI
zavrazdSna.

V Chicago, 64leta Amalie
Fantlova, matka dewitt ditek a
vdova pc znamem obchodniku
M. Fantlovi, byla nalezena v
byte "a svym obchodkem, ubi-
ia kladivem, lezfcim opodal
mrtvoly. Die vseho byla vra-
hem nejdrfve do bezvedomf pr
skrcena, pax svazana ma ru-
kou i nohou a teprve ubita.
Tragedii matky % samote Ii
jfcf objevili diva sousede, kterf
81 vsimli, re v jejfm obch1dku
horf svetlo, &C byl jiz billy den,
a re zadnf dvere jejiho obydlf
jsou dokoran otevrene, a kteff
privolali policii.
Lekar povrchni p%rohlidkou
zjistil, re pant Fantlova byla u
bita kladivem, kterym il byla
roztTistena zadnf cast hlavy.
Kladiyo lezelo opodal ma zemi,
kde rovnez lezela otevrena
skrfnka ma pen1ze. Nekolik
mincf bylo rozhazeno ma podla-
re. V obchodu prihradka ma
pen1ze byla otevrena a prazd-
ma. V celem bytu byl veliky ne
poradek, svedc1c1 % tom, re ne
boha zena svedla Sc svym 1toc-
n1kem zoufaly zapas.
Policie udala, re ruce zavraz
dene zeny byly svazany motou-
zem z obchodu p1. Fantlove a
re nohy byly nejdrive svazany
a pax ~rozmotany. Nasledkem
toho, re nohy byly opet rozva-
zany a Sat jejf byl vyhrnut, sou
df Sc, re zvrhlfk zenu nejprve
omamil, svazal, pax zneuzil a
ma konec oloupil.
Ma prevleckach Jasulise OBJ
jevena byla cervene skvrna,
ktera die jeho udani nejprve
pochazela cd barry, a pax u
dial, re jeho zamestnavatel IRA
nil Sc ma prstu a pri o%setrovani
rany Sc krv 1potr1snil. Mattel
do jiste m1ry zpravu tn potvr-
dill a take zvratil. Prevlecky by
ly poslany do lucebn1ho odde-
lenf university k predominant.
Zatceny byl ponechan We we've
nj, ponevadz jest slime podezre
nj, re vrazdy ma starene Sc do
pustil.
OvdovelaF antlova mela de-
vet dltek, ctyri dcery a pet sy-
nj. Re synI Arnold jest v a
mericke armada, posadkou ma
ostrove Luzonu ma Filipinach,
kde bojuje prot japonskym We
trelcum. Dalsf diva synove
Walter a Clarence jsou rovnez
v armada Spoj. Stat1 a dlf We
cvicebnich taborech v Kalifor-
nil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Vojin zabit, pet poransno.

24lety Nicholas Torbich, vo-
jim z letiste Chanute Field u
Rantoul, Ill, byl usmrcen a pet
jinych voj1n1N poraneno pr
sfazce auta S vlakem devet mil
zapadne cd Williamsport, Ind.
Vsech sest voj1nI Sc vracelo ma
Chanute Field z navstevy prf-
buznych v Michiganu, kde die
Ii ma konci tydne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Nepoctivy posluha prisns po-
trestan "a kradez cukru.

Policejnf soudce Drucker
nameTil nejvyssf mozny trest
"a malokradez 200 liber cukru
jistemu 52letemu Charles Will
liamsovi. Muz omen byl poslu-
hou v Cleveland Transfer Co.,
2723 Orange ave. Kradeze Sc
dopustil &c. prosince. Ztratil
mfsto, dIveru a jeste must "a
platit $500 a 1traty a sedet 80
dnI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

Alexander Malefasik, so, CT.
cero ave., zemTel v okresnf ne.
mocnici nasledkem stTelne ra.
ny, kterou mt zpGsobil jeho
delnfk, William Monroe. Ma.
lefasfk vlastni malou farmicku
nedaleko sveho domova, ma niz
zamestnaval Monroe-a. V pa.
tex tyral svou manzelku Annu,
46 let starou a Monroe jej sire
lii do zaludku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
Pisen ceska.

Pisen ceska srdce jfma!
Brzy proudf, brzy hrfma,
nekdy lahodou oplyva,
jindy bolem Sc zachvfva,
tn zas strasne stebeta.
Nejvreleji ale znfva,
lasku k vlasti,
kdyz rozhrfva 49,.
Evening star., 1942-11-13


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Bizerte Blasted
Destroyer Hit

CAIRO Dec. 9 GNS).-Heavy
Allied bombers, smashing a telling
blow against the AXis-held Tuni-
sian naval base of Bizerte. scored
a direct hit on an enemy destroyer
and blasted a fuel dump and a
large building. the Middle East
high command revealed today.
The docks and seaplane base at
Bizerte also were heavily hit.
The communique said other AL
lied planes successfully attacked
the Tunis-Gabes railway line skirt
ing the east coast Of Tunisia.
The Axis base of Misurata, $50
m lies east of Tripoll and air.
dromes near HONS. midway be-
tween Misurata and Tripoli, under
went attacks by heavy bombers.
Long range fighters. the COM
said. attacked Axis trans
port planes of Lampedusa Island
shooting down three and destroy
inc an eScorting fighter. Two
Allied planes were lost.
Allied fighter-bombers attacked
the enemy landing ground at
Marble Arch. near Fl Agheila.. and
shot down al least seven AXIS
fighters and damaged many others.