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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-R-The
designer of the capsized Norman
die said today that the raIlen giant
could be righted only by its own
buoyancy and estimated that the
job would take five months.
MEN and machines aren't pow
erful enough" vladimir I. Yourke-
witch declared. 1.-The Normandie
will have to save ITSELF"
AS the first step in salvaging
the fire-scarred $50, 900 lin e r
that was the pride of France, he
said all openings and vents in the
ships upper part, now under wa
ter, must be repaired and the COM
partments pumped free of water
Then he would pour 5000 tons of
water into the double bottom and
fill other lower compartments to
help create buoyance.
To aid in the operations, the de-
signer said it would be necessary
to pump mud from underneath the
b, ,423-ton vessel. With tie ship
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12
ANOTHER TANKER
SUNK OFF COAST
Only Three OF Crew OF 80
Accounted For; Ship Tor
pedoed In Daylight

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-R)-The
Standard Oil tanker w. L. Steed was
torpedoed to the bottom of the At
lantic in broad daylight off New
Jersey Feb. 2, the Navy reported
today with the landing of three sur
vivors from a crew of 38.
Three lifeboats containing an un-
disclosed number of men still are
missing.
An Axis submarine hit the ship
with one torpedo at 12:45 p. m. and
the crew left the vessel in four life
boats, Able-Bodied Seaman Louis
Hartz, 3S, of Philadelphia, said.
''The sub then fired II shells
into the sinking ship" he asserted.
"It surfaced about 200 yards from
the lifeboats and looked them over
carefully. We saw eight or nine
Germans on the coming tower"
Hartz declared the submarine
headed for the southwest still on
the surface.
Besides Hartz the survivors land
ed here were Ralph Nrazzucco, 23,
able-bodied seaman, and Joaquin R.
Vrea, 80, boatswain, both Of New
York city.
Two Days In Boat
They said they were rescued af-
ter two days in a lifeboat in SUBJ
zero weather, by an unidentified AL
lied vessel, which took them to an
other Allied port before bringing
them to New York.
The 6,1S2-ton tanker was built at
Quincy, Mass, in 1918. She was 416
feet long and her home port was
Wilmington, Del. She was consjd-
cred almost sister ship of the
tanker Allan Jackson, which was
sunk Jan. 18.
The sinking announced today
brought the total number of ships
lost off the Atlantic coast to "a s-nce
Jan. -. This number includes IA
off the U. S. coast. Another, the
Malay, was damaged but reached
port.
The ship was captained by Harold
G. McAvenia, Greenbush, Mass.
Hartz said he was in the chartroom
with the captain when a sudden
crash threw him against a wall.
1.-THE room Immediately was en-.
veloped with a dark brown smoke
that smelled like sulphur burning"
Hartz said. II was ordered aft to
the lifeboat station" !"
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12
BRITISH IGNORE JAPANESE
DEMAND FOR SURRENDER.
FIGHT ON AT SINGAPORE
London Sources Admit Fall
of Singapore Now At Hand

being taken away in small Brit
ish and Dutch vessels which
darted in and out of the har-
bor under a terrifying rain of
Japanese bombs.
The, tragic story of these
dark hours came vividly from
the bomb-rattled typewriter of.
C. Yates Mcdaniel, Associated
Press staff writer who, after
remaining in Singapore for two
weeks longer than any other
American correspondent, final
ly left today as the Japanese
forces closed in upon the city.
At City's Gate
Mcdaniel in his last dispatch
said the war finally had
reached the outskirts of Singa-
pore city.
Axis radio claims were con-
flicting. The Japanese stated
that japanese troops had en-
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12
Japs Cross Salween
Riuer At MartibQn
Canadian Youth Riot
Against Consumption
For Overseas Service

MONTREAL, Feb. 11.-R-
Bands of youths were admOn-
ished to vote "no" to conscrip-
ton for overseas service and
urged to start a peace CAM
paign" at a rally here tonight
and then they famed out over
the city in demonstrations that
resulted in the injury of at
least four policemen.
They engaged in melees with
the police who tried to break
up the demonstrations as the
youngsters marched through
the city bearing placards say
ing "no" 'and shouting in
French: "down, down, down
cOnscriptiOn,"
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12
local alSurvivOr OfReuben
'ames Is Home On Visit

.,. ,aS' fifteen n,i,.
ID s' t5s lives Would asss have gons eassr doma nna
arpsdosd es destroyer Reuben lanes en
hid last IN IN the icey sea off Ice.
1Aat's Ts' October !. /. VI -''
eag, sss.r the opinion of Gordon
no clunss ulo,sear-0ld a North carolinian 1,
Be cold 1's d, desperately to a raft t1i'i1, in
DIR befo,'0 oily water for half aIf' an ~,
asrican' ''g e.a being rescued after the he
Now 1u vi ~arship was sunk ''e
'Dtas,. On NJ. leave, he is visiting his
she Forssts rrs' C. A. Lewis, of 81
e Navy water ter, tender first , claza Iais'Gn in
Be Rsubss'n Rs' had been a memhsr ~ mass IN IN
''s unsn thsn James crew for ,risne1 slight1S GE
'laAtc last To- o., the bottom Of the the
,,' ,,''asnsa e sIias a,3. to try and forget w, , :
Porter 1Vt With there" he told des a saar star
e In gojna jsuay night, "be-
Il 10 another ship of
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12
HART IS RELIEVED
OF ASIATIC POST
Dutch Admiral Succeeds
iii Officer As Comman-
der OF Allied Navy

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-tR-An
admiral of the Royal Netherlands
Navy succeeded to the command
of American and other Allied sea
forces defending the rich East In
dies today as japanese hordes bat
tered the once-guardian fortress Of
Singapore.
The shakeup in command was
occasioned, it was officially an
nounced, by. the heretofore unre-
vealed illness of Admiral Thomas
C. H.. .rt, 64-year-old American, who
requested to be relieved of his
weighty duties as chief of the com
bined naval forces in the Western
CONTINUED on Page Three; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12

tered the 'city area of Singa-
pore" at 8 am. local time to-
day Cor 9 pm. Tuesday E.W.
TO. Berlin in relaying the an
nouncement said the Japanese
troops penetrated the town of
Singapore"
However it was, it was bad.
The mere fact that the Brit
ish were counter-attacking at
all was regarded as almost
miraculous in view of their de-
ficiencies in virtually all arms.
Although the army was loathe
to admit it, ground operations
were being carried out with
only feeble support from an
cient Raj aircraft.
The battle at Singapore, a Uni
ID Nations bastion which only
ew short months ago was regare
CONTINUED on Page Two; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12

'In addition there has been some
infiltration today.
"The enemy's advance has been
assisted by tanks and considerable
bomber and fighter support and our
troops covering the west sector have
been forced further back.
This morning a Japanese note
was dropped by air and addressed
to the high commander (which)
asked for the unconditional surren-
der of the entire forces in Malaga.
mo reply has been made to this
note.
''In the western and northwestern
sector bitter fighting continues. In
CONTINUED on Page Two; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12
OFFICER SCHOOL
OPENS MARCH IA
lamp Davis To Train Men
Tor All Armies OF The
United States

o,.taa ssalp Davis assumes new i'm
III. ySl'aaee in Coast Artillery circles
NJ My 81 month with the transfer here
v,;al SF Ulcer Candidate school.
n.S sr,A ;. 'falns hand-picked enlisted
arn;,s a,ra le' commissions in all four
i st.tas St,t,s' at tcon tin e mt United
! and ''r' c,.s me Hawaiian department
estabrss' bHsss'ean defenses. Since its
School I'tasnt la in July, 1s41, the
lIopo. p,s Is. been located at Fort
kind il 'aIy MY establishment of its
he ,eban, ~ me Coast Artillery Corps,
|canp rvOl noa, will be organized at
bin reesiva rasls ! later this month and
Eaa trlVe on :, its first quota of stu
E'stpsIr i, 5,t March oal,st "A. Through a
Vu' continuous process en-
laesd on Page Two. r., u
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12
BY DREW MIDDLETON

LONDON, Feb. 11.-tR-
Black with the smoke of battle
and broken by incessant sal
woes of bombs, Singapore was
fighting its last tonight in the
outlying sections of the proud
island city itself.
The complete defeat of the
bleeding imperial garrison and
the fall of the 123-year-old base
seemed to be a matter of days,
at most, although the men of
Singapore, all but overwhelmed
by the Japanese hordes which
sWarmed over the island in
ever-growing strength, fought
back valiantly today, even at
times on the counter-attack.
Informed quarters acknowl
edged mere time-gaining diver
sions to cover the removal of
women and children who were
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12
SINGAPORE RADIO
ETILL ON THE AIR

bIILL O1N I1IE HII0
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-R'-
The Singapore radio was heard
in London tonight at 7 a. m.
Thursday Singapore time e p.
M, Tuesday. EWT).
Reception, however, was SO
bad that the text of the broad
cast was unintelligible," said the
BBC announcer who was heard
here by CHS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-12
WEATHER
CORECASTS:

ued rather cool extreme west por-
tion and slightly cooler east and
central portion Thursday.
SOUTH CAROLINA - Slightly
sooler Thursday.
meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 7:30 p. m. yesterdays:
(By q. s. Weather Bureau)
Temperatures:
80 a. m. 80; 7:30 a. m. 38; I 30
p. m. 43; 7:30 p. m. 4S; maximum As
minimum 81; mean 46: normal Al.
Humidity:
1870 a. m. 90; 80 a. m, 95; 80
p. m. 81; 1870 p. m. 80.
Precipitation:
Total for the "A hours ending 7:30
p. M, O.49 inches; total since the first
of the month, 1.47 inches.
Tides For Today:
(From Tide Tables published by q. s.
Coast and Geodetic Survey):
High Low
Wilmington ---------- 7:16a. :44a
Inlet $3.50 5:10a. II :26a.
5:26p. II sop.
Sunrise 7:0Oa sunset :53p; moonrise
:33a; moonset 3:15p.
Cape Fear river stage at Fayette-
vile at q. M, Feb. IL, 11.35 feet.
tContinued ON PAGE Two: Col. 81
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
KRADEzE.

= James Lowry, 16lety 2 N.
Milton avenue, dan byl "a mr1-
re 1stredn1 policejni stanice ma
zalobu, re ukradl 22lete Elaine
Scherer z Light ulice tobolku
ma Monument a Charles ulicfch
- Pro ukradeni zbozf v &C.
ne $66.1O John Sytnirwski, SO
lety namorn1k re S. Bethel uli-
&c, drzan jest ma vychodni po-
licejnl stanici pod zarukou
$500.
- Cernoch, 21lety James C.
Borden, obzalovan byl v ponde-
Ii ma JIM policejnf stanici, re
v sobotu v noel ukradl V. Yer
nerove z jejfho automobilu gu
move rafy a kolo v garazi v jiz-
nj casti mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Pc DOMU Sc
ZASTRELIL.

Uprostred spousty episode
ne ohnem, nalezena byla v je-
no domove v Dundalk mrtvola
34leteho Francis w. Lee. AS
hodinu pred tim - kolem 4:3O
odpoledne - Lee telefonoval
sve m%anzelce, clenkyni socialni
bezpecnosti v Gambler budove,
S oznamen1m, re sc zastfel1.
Manzelka, Kathryn Lee, usly-
sevsi, re WILL pet galond alko-
holu pc dome a re Sc zastfeli,
telefonovala p~olicejn1 Trad v
Baltimore, odkud policif posla-
ma zprava do Dundalk. Policii
a hasici nalezen byl pribytek v
nejvetslm neporadku. Lee ma
lezen byl ma posteli mrtvy s ru-
cnicf vedle neho. Lee, delnik
ma urovnavan1 podlah a proda-
vac, zatcen byl diva dny pred
tim We spojen1 Sc zmizenfm
strlbrnych predmetd v Gene
S52, jez vlastnila jeho man
zelka. Manzele zili v Dundalk
apartmentnim dome pc til me
slice. <sief {
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
SpOrtOvni Hlidka
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Pffstf 1tery, dine 27. ledna v
krizkovych zapasech porada-
nych V Coliseum Mr.. Ed Conto-
sem v hlavnfm zapase Maurice
"The Angel" Tillet, znamy ja-
ko svetovy obr vazlci 273 liber
utka Sc S Pat Fraley, 235 Id. z
Kalifornie. Zapase tento urcen
ma dobu jedne porazky.
V nasleduj1c1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazky 1cinkuji:
Ernie Dusek, 228 ID. z Oma-
ha VS.. Gino Garibaldi, 235 Id.
re St. Louis.
Emil Dusek, 23O Id. z Oma-
ha VS.. Abe Coleman, 225 Id. z
New Yorku.
Frank Judson, 228 Id. byva-
~ instructor Harvard Univer-
sity VS.. "Cowboy" Luttrall, 23O
Id. z Texasu.
Fred Carvoni, 218 lb. z Italie
VS.. Lou Plummer, 228 ID. z Bal
timore.
Defense Bond Dude odevzdan
jake door prize.
Voj1ni We stejnokroji mali
vstup volny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23

John Wagner z Waukeegan
stal u budovy Prvnf narodni
banky Chicago, kdyz k nemu
pTisel CHI muz, ukazal ma mu-
re pres ulici a pravil "Tamhle
ten tvrd1, re isl jak xiv nemel
centu v kapse." Wagner sc
nafoukl a Tekl: "Chces Sc sc
mnou vsadit, re prave v teto
bance mann ulozeno $140O?"
Sazka o $25 byla uzavfena,
Wagner sci do banky, -vyzvedl
celozivotnf dspory, vysel ven,
ukazal je cizinci, rka: "Dej
sem $25 a prepoc1tej 81 je."
Cizinec zacal pocftat, dial
Wagnerovi $25, vrativ mu je-
no penfze a Wagner "a MIN
prohodil: "Po druhe Sc Mesa
zej, ably isl neprohral." PAX
vysel do banky, napsal ma IL
sick, re uklada $1425, ale
kdyz rozdelal obalku, nasel v
nj, nastrihany pap1r S dollarem
navrchu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
AUTOMOBILY.

Sergeantu, Chester F. LaBelle
z Fort Meade, rozbita byla leb-
ka V automobile, ktery rfdil
sergeant Edward E. Brown.
Automobil srazil Sc S jinym ma
Lombard a Hanover ulicich,
Brown zranen byl jen lehce.
- William w. Carney, sole
ty zamestnanec v lodaTske sta
nici We stanici Curtis Bay po-
bfeznf garde, smrtelne zraren
byl, kdyz pfej1zdel koleje ORA
by V Arbutus a zasazen byl
tam vlakem Pennsylvania
drahy.
= 28letemu Williamu Smith
z Fullerton, pTerazena byla v
ned6li noha ~automobilem pr
pfechazen1 Belair road v biz
kosti jeho domova.
- 7lety Ronald Gruber byl
zranen v nedeli automo-
bilem ma Appleton ulici.
= Roman Tasluk, 52lety To-
dnf nakladac, byl smrtelne IRA
men ~automobilem ma Boston u
llci V bllzkosti Patterson Park
avenue. Ia kratko zemrel v
nemocnici. R1dicem automobi-
lu byl Alex Taylorson z North
road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
z ROZVODNfHO Y

Rosemary E. Driscoll obdr-
zela rozvod cd manzela sveho,
Hugh T. Driscoll. Svedcila, re
musela hreb1ky upevnovati O.
kna, ably jimi manzel jejl me-
mohl il vyhoditi, jak il caste
hrozil, re ucin1.
Nekolikrat il stloukl. Ma
jedne pr1lezitosti zamkla Sc v
loznici pred manzelem SWIM.
Kdyz vysla z teto pc nekolika
hodinach, manzel stale ma nj
cekal v pfeds1ni a chytil il. O.
ma byla postrasena, re nikdy
neodvazila Sc j1ti ma l1zko be-
zamknut1 dverl loznice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23

158 trestanc1 V statn1 trest-
nici V Lincoln, Nebraska, Sc ma
bfdlo, re daruj1 krev k valec-
nym lecebnym uceldm a jejich
nabfdka byla prijata Cervenym
kitten. VSichni byli nejprV
dGkladn6 prohlednuti l6karem
a kdyz shledano, re jejich kreV
sc hod1 k takovemu 1celu, bylo
pTikroceno k prevodu. Cd kaz-
d6ho Dude wat pint krve a ia
to dodana do nemocnice sv.
Alzb6ty, kde bylo provedeno
jejf zmrznut1 a pax odevzdana
statnimu zdravotn1mu 1Tadu k
dodani Cervenemu kT1zi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
PRO RODINY MA MIDDLE
RIVER.

Nekterf delnlci ma obrannych
pracech bydl1 domcfch ma ko-
lech v poctech nepresahujicich
ctyfi rodiny. V domcfch mali
tolik mfsta, re aspon rameny
hnouti mohou.
- TTi loznice budovany jsou
nynf v Elkton, Md, pro zamest-
nance We vybusnych tovarnach.
Dive loznice, jez postaveny bu-
dou, budou pro zeny a jedna
promuze. Skoro $50 osob maj
de V Mich pr1stres1. Jenom ii,
co overeni budou jake zamest-
nanci ma obrannych prac1ch,
budou moci jich uz1ti.
- Behem Sesti mes1c1 nasta-
ne krise v ubytovanf We Fair
field-Curtis Bay sekc1ch.
Kolem p1l leta asi $4,000 no
vych deln1k1, mnozl z Mich OF
cove robin, zamestnani budou
v lodenic1ch, olejovych a che
mickych industri1ch tamn1ch.
Ones jenom asi 5000 dom6
Jest stav6no tam. Svetnice a a.
partmenty nabytkem opatrene
tam, jsou jiz skorem vsechny
obsazeny a naJemne stale IVY
sovano jest.
V Brooklyn a okoll, deln1ci a
|jejich rodiny Iii V byvalych
garaz1ch a byvalych slepicn1-
clch. Domy, projektovane pro
jednu rodinu, jsou nyn1 meme
ny v pr1bytky pro til rodiny.
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Pevna lahev.

Manzelka m1stopresidenta
SpoJenych StatG mela smdlu
pr krten1 ctyrmotoroveho ae-
roplanu Excelibur, jenz byl wy
-staven We Stratford, Conn. pro
American Export Lines pro
pres-oceanskou sluzbu. Henry
A. Wallace osmkrate uhodila
plnou silou lahv1 sampanskeho
O predn1 cast obrovskeho aero
planu, ale lahev Sc vzdy odra-
lila. Urednlci ,kter1 NELL ma sta
rosti proveden1 ceremonii KITE
nj vzducholodi, podlozili pax
kus zeleza ma aeroplan a tepr-
We devaty pokus pokftenf byl
zdafily, nebot lahev Sc rozbila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
PRI HIRE ZRANEN.

William Parks, 12lety z Pa
tapsco ulice strelen byl v sobo-
tn do nohy, kdyz hral 81 S 12le-
tym pf1telem, William Kirby
ma dvorku jejich domu ma East
Randall ulici. Hosi hrali 81 Sc
starou flintou. Kdyz naboi u
VIII V nj, wall kladivo a tfmto
chteli naboj vyraziti. Naboj
konecne vyjel, ale ne do vzdu-
chu, nybrz do nohy Parkse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Letecke nestssti.

Diva ddstojnfci a jeden letec
byli usmrceni, kdyz jejich bonn
bovac1 aeroplan stTedni veliko-
sti Sc sf1til a spadl do jezera
Apopka, nedaleko Orlando,
Fla. Aeroplan sTftil Sc asi 800
stop cd brehu a hned Sc poto-
pill. Namorni potapeci byli
sem dopraveni a byla zahajena
prace ma vyzdvizen1 aeroplanu
q vyprosten1 mrtvych letcG.
Student briticke letecke Sko-
ly We Farrell, Tex, byl usmrcen
kdyz jeho cvicebn1 aeroplan sc
sf1til asi pet mil cd Cumby,
Texas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
ADIEU, PEVNE
VANE SLAMENE
KLOBOUKY.

AZ zatouz1me pc Ietn1ch
"slamacfch", Dude nam receno,
re zadne pevne vyzehlene ku
koupi nejsou. Prodavati nam
budou letos jenom mekke, sple
tene sem a tam.
Klobouky letn1 hotoveny by
ly Americe z latek kupova-
nych hlavne v Japonsku a Cine
a kloboucnictv1 Americkymi
zajmy income vypracovano by
10 tez ma F'ilipinach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
TRI DNY PRO RECISTRACI.

Registrace do vojenske sluz-
by vsech muzG We veku cd 20
do As rokd, dosud neregistro-
vanych, odbyvana Dude A.,
Is. a 16. unOra.
Skorem vsechny skolni budo-
Wy uzity pro praci ttuo. Vsich-
nj muzi zadani budou DAFT sc
zapsati v okresc1ch, We kterych
'zij1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23

Do Cascade taverny v Cleve-
landu Sc dostali kasari, kterf 81
"vyzvedli" z nedobytne polka
dny S1356, 48 kvart1 koralky
a $50 doutn1kG. Dosta1i Sc do
vedlejs1 m1stnosti oknem a do
hostince Sc prolomili spojovaci-
mi dveTmi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Diva mali hoSi uhoreli.

Tfflety Floyd R. Patton a je-
no dvoulety britrfcek Theodor
uhoTeli v a~utomobil1nm taboTe
nedaleko GAINESVILLE, Wis, kde
vypukl ohen We vlecnaku jejich
rodicG. HoSi byli sami We voze,
kdyz ohen vypukl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
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Skladatel pisnicek Sc obssil.

Fred Fisher, IS let starry
ktery nabyl velk6ho jmeni jake
hudebnf nakladatel a sklada-
tel ma 1000 pfsnicek a popev.
XII, obesil Sc We SVEN byte v
New Yorku.
Mezi jeho zp6vy jsou Darda-
nela, Milionov6 d1te v petako-
VEN obchodu, Chicago a Pet
milionI Francouz1. Kdyz S
nekym mluvil pail pTi tom pa
pfrovou p6tku nebo 81 vyvlekl
tkanicky z bot a Tezal je ma
kousky. Pc nekoilk poslednfch
let vsak jiz byl velmi nemocen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Spolkovy V6stnlk Zabav
PREDBEzNA ORNAMENT

- "a. ledna = sobota: Del
nicky Dunn pofada Selsky Pies.
= 25. ledna = nedele: So
kolovna. Divadlo We prospech
|dobrocinny.
- l. 1nora = nedele: Del
nicky Dunn - divadlo.
= 5. 1nora = ctvrtek: So
kolovna. Karetn1 Zabava ices.
Mar. Sdruzen1).
- 9. unora - pondel1: 40.
Vyrocn1 Pies Sboru Kat. Soko-
LII V Katolicke Budove.
- IA. 1nora - sobota: So
kolovna. 70. SibTinky.
- 8. bfezna - nedele: So
kOlobna. Divadlo.
- IL. dubna - nedele: So
kolovna. Divadlo.
- Nedele, Is. 1nora - O.
chotnicky Spolek osady sv. Va
clava sehraje v Auditoriu sko,y
"Sladke Milovanf". Zacatek v
8:15 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
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Nemluvns nalezeno vedle rodi-
ca " posteli zadusene.
V Clevelandu nalezli man
zele Raymond McNeeleyovi
vedle sebe v posteli sveho 4me-
s1cn1ho synacka Raymonda "a
duseneho. Matka oznamlia
policii, re dfte trpelo nastuze-
MIN, re je wall k sob6 do po-
STEELE a usnuli. Rano bylo d1te
mrtve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Starry zpisob Sc vrac1.

z Brennan, Texas Sc oZna-
mule, re IDA Sc, re Sc vrac1 do
ba kon1 a kocarG, protoze je-
den tamnf obchodnfk prodal
tTi kocary V n6kolika dnech.
Byly to prvnf prodeje kocard v
patnacti Ietech. Soud1 Sc, re
stare kocary budou vytahovany
ma sv6tlo, pokud Sc jeste zacho-
valy. Take chovatel6 kon1, KITE
rych vsak nen1 mnoho, 81 po-
chvalujf, protoze kone nyni
jsou mnohem hledanejs1. V
Texasu je jeste pomern6 vice
konf neil jinych statech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
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Zimu prespavajici hostinsky
zemrel We start So rokHE.


Smrt We Watertown, Wis.
pTisla pro zdejs1ho "ospalce",
hostinsk@ho Arthura E. Gehr-
keno, kteremu p%fezdivaii
Turkey Gehrke. "Ospalec'
mu r1kali pro to, re kazdou I'll
mu pTespal a pro tuto vlastnost
byl znam i v cizine.
We shod6 Sc sym zvykem,
dodrzovanym posledn1ch Is
rokG, Gehrke Sc uchylil k sv6-
mi "zimnfmu spanku" do poko-
je mad SWIM hostincem ma pod
zim 1941 jake V df1vejsich le-
tech. Delal tax vzdy, jakmile
Sc ma pocatku listopadu dosta-
Willy prvn1 znamky zimy.
We SVEN zimn1m 1tulku byl
letos az do ctvrtka Is. ledna.
Zimu neprespaval dplne bez
potravy, jake cinf nektera wi
rata, jez 81 k tomu pres leto ma
stradaj1 tuku, nybrz vypil kaz-
dy den sklenici mleka a snedl
jeden anebo diva sandvice.
Jeho pfatel6 a zamestnanci
byli vsak letos podeseni jeho
neobycejnou ztratou ma vaze,
nebot robustn1 ten muz re
svych 238 liber Sc najednou
spadl pod $50 liber. Pfevezli
no do nemocnice, kde zemrel.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-30
Chile Split
ON Relations
with Axis

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 30
R-Demonstrators divided up
on Chile's maintenance of rela-
tons with the Axis powers clash
ed in Santiago streets last night.
Pro-Democratic Chileans who
called for a break with Rome,
Berlin and Tokyo-most Of them
members of Student Federation
youth movements-were dis
persed by police when they at
tempted to break up a torchlight
parade of students, professors
and alleged Axis sympathizers
opposing change in Chilean
foreign policy.
A police Gordon was establish
ed for the protection of the
torchlight bearers as they COM
menced q march to the presi-
dental palace. They bore such
slogans as Chilean youth de-
mands a free, sovereign Chile"
and shouted vivas for Argen-
tina, the sister republic which
also maintains relations with the
Axis.