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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

head was beaten in a closer look
showed deep finger marks along her
throat.
on the floor near the bed where It
must have fallen from the hand of the
murderer, lay the handle of an automo-
bile jack.
Something else Of Importance in the
case. about which nothing was then
known was bit of black lingerie care
fully wrapped and packed away in
box. On the lid were the words, Eva
darling / love you-Dahl."
The Inspector was told about the
man who had driven quietly away seven
days before, but it wasn't until hours
later that investigators learned that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

the man was Grover G. Dahlbender-not
Mr.. Whitmore.
In the cottage were found numerous love
notes to the dead widow, signed Dahl"
One was addressed to "the sweetest woman
in the world" while another read
Il love you and want you more than any
thing else in this world and want 20 marry
you, spoil, love and baby you"
The sedan Dahlbender drove away in had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

august ?, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

1912 by American Weekly Inc Great Britain Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

WELL. I asked for il. Wanted
10 knox Mhat you thought about
these hasty war marriages.
And you certainly told me
what and where and how,
pronto! With many a dirty
look. For Cupid is certainly
having a field day in 1912 and
most of you think it's perfectly
ducky. Which l surely hope
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Fashion Flashes

CRANBERRY RED used alone in combination with other
coors leading color for fall among toprankng creations
pale blue wool with belt kerchef and
ewey refreshing cranberry Pink ctron yellow
combine equally well with the exciting color.
COTTON lls-efeH eyeletedged, trim creations
and silk velvet, quaint, odtme effect
Heavy veniSe lace trims others.
FRILLE EDGED simulated apron front makes attractive
skirt slim silhouette shorsleeved frock in
spongy rayon crepe.
DRAWSTRING fastening at the waistlne OF smart
provides the metal of proriytrozen
zippers.
WOOL JERSEY blazing with palettes is sparkling new
trend among advance styles for fall evening
HAND-KNITTED sweater top and dirndl skirt embroid-
huge Sequin make unusual harmony
original belt matches the black wool skirt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

LOOK WORKMANLIKE for
factory, college or home duty
in this front-buttoned jumper,
Pattern 1926 by Anne Adams.
Blouse has short or long sleeves.
Pattern 1926 is available in
junior miss sizes IL. 13, Is. II;
misses and women's sizes y,
il. 16. Is, 20. 30. 80. "a. SO. 3S,
40. Size Is, jumper takes Ia
yards 54-inch; blouse, IL yards
35-inch.
Send 16 cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
Send today for our new Fall
and Winter Pattern Book. A
smart collection Of easy-to-sew
styles, with over 100 illustra-
tons. Practical, distinctive de-
signs for every age; every need.
Dress pattern. is cents; book,
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together. 20 cents.
Address your request TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1928 Times Square. De-
trolt. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Vegetable Tarts

VEGETABLE TURNOVER I
are a very good idea for servi
at any time of the year. If you
recall the Banbury tarts you
used to take to picnics, you will
be able to visualize the turn
overs.
The vegetables are folded in
side of baking powder biscuit
dough in the same way the fill-
ing Of the tarts was tucked
away inside rich pastry.
Combine cooked vegetables.
Make tender dough. roll 1t out
quite thin, and cut into rounds
or squares. On each piece place
about one-fourth to one-third
cup of vegetables. sprinkle with
salt, pepper and add half q tea
spoon of butter.
Wet the edges of the crust.
fold over and press tightly to-
gether. Pierce the top with q
fork to allow the steam to
escape. Arrange on baking
sheet and bake about Is minutes
in a hot oven (400 degrees).
Brush the tops with milk to
give a glaze and a deeper brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
We All Like
A Busman S
Holiday
By HELEN ROWLAND

ACCORDING TO report,
++eiip-NeFma spent
many evenings during her court
nip going TO the moving pic
lures with her fiance. What a
busman's holiday for a movie
star,
But it's no surprise. Actresses.
more than anybody else, enjoy
a busman's holiday. When an
actress is resting" you can
always find her at matinee or
an opening, eagerly watching
other actresses act. It's the
only pastime she really cares
about,
Everybody enjoys a busman's
holiday. You can usually find
an artist at an exhibition or
somewhere at the art galleries,
when he wants pleasure and re-
taxation, and you can find a
musician at a concert or the
opera.
WRITER'S LOVE TO fore
gather and discuss other writer's
or talk shop-not their own
wonderful ideas" but markets,
prices and the particular wants
of publishers and editors.
know a eelumHist who plans,
every night, TO read the classics.
the philosophers and poets, to
improve his own style-but al
ways ends by reading all the
other columnists before picking
up Voltaire, Emerson, Rousseau,
Tennyson or Shelley-and then
promptly goes to sleep.
OF COURSE, military men
don't spend their few hours of
rest in throwing hand grenades
or dropping bombs.
Soldiers who can't get away
from camp spend their fatigue
hours writing TO their sweet
hearts or mothers, reading or
playing cards or craps-any-
thing TO get away" They
know the value of relaxation.
Besides. they too are dog
tired. But you've got to make
an American dog-tired before
he Will switch his train Of
thought TO another track or put
on the brakes.
/ guess that's why we are
such a successful nation. Our
one-track minds are the kind
that will help US win the war!
Distributed BY King Features synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Simple Care
Keeps Skin
Glowing

ANY WOMAN who fancies
that her complexion will re-
main young, fresh and smooth
without a certain amount of
care is not far sighted. It is
constantly humping into haz-
ards. 1t has enemies lurking
everywhere.
Digestive upsets cause IL to
become pale. gray or bunny. A
finicky diet may deprive it of
elements that are necessary for
fine texture and smooth sur
face. Brisk winds rumple the
epidermal cells. causing them to
dry out and fake.
Atmospheric dust raises the
dickens. bringing black points
that may eventually develop into
pustules.
Illness or emotional strain
take heavy toll, bringing fine
lines prematurely. To have a
good complexion one must be
blessed with mental as we'll as
physical health.
Next to following the rules Of
health comes fastidious clean
illness. Use soap and water
freely unless the skin is inclined
10 be dry. in which event a
cleansing oil or meal must be
substituted.
If the skin Is excessively oily
and pores have become enlarged.
finish the facial tubing with
hot rinsing, then a cold. Apply
witch hazel or your favorite
astringent.
Creams Offset the deplorable
effects Of winds, strong sunlight
and atmospheric dust. Have on
hand a cleansing cream or oil,
use il freely after the face has
been washed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

FOR CROCHET that's rich
in design and different, too, you
will find nothing lovelier than
this choice medallion that looks
just like Cluny lace. Make a
set of scarfs for your dining
room--a spread for your bed
room.
Pattern 452 contains .direc-
tons for medallion; illustrations
of stitches; materials required.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern TO the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich. Owing
TO customs regulations, orders
for patterns to Canadian desti-
nations cannot be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Courtesy Tip

THE ONLY way to get other
people interested in you is to
keep yourself sincerely inter-
ested in other people. The man
or woman who inevitably at
tracts friendships is the one who
-haS-a-ttiendlN- point View
toward all kinds of people who
cross ones path on both impor-
tant or casual occasions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
WAACs to
Cook for
The Army

OiN OE1o AAOAANA~eot Ao't WV
/ (INS).-It won't be long be-
fore the United States Army
gets its first batch of women
cooks-they'll be WAACs and
they'll be food dispensers who
really know their vitamin AS.
Typical of the many WAC
auxiliaries, or privates who are
getting into the stride of army
cookery are Mrs. Christine
Whittier, 80, of Seattle, Wash,
and Miss Christine Sprague, %,
of Clean, N. Y.
Both Christines left civilian
life with well-established cook
ing records. Now they're in the
WAACs and still learning how
to cook"
WAAC Whittier's experiences
with food and its preparation
was gained in various hospital
kitchens, % summer resorts, a
Jewish home for the aged and
private homes. And WAC
Sprague managed a restaurant
for a year and half.
A Lille Battling
They admit that army cook
ing differs from anything they've
ever seen in any other culinary
department. Quantity had them
baffled for a while but now
they're becoming accustomed to
potatoes by the hundred pounds,
meat by the carcass and vege-
tables in crate lots.
WAAC Whittier was mighty
surprised when she found the
army mixing shortening with
flour and not in the sugar the
way she used to do il at home.
Both girls acclaim the arny's
cooking system as the best
they've ever seen, including the
way mother used to do it."
And they still talk about the
quality of the food turned out
for the fighting forces.
In the mess. the WAC cook
works three meals and is off
for three.
She goes to the kitchen at
II a. m. of a morning. eats her
dinner land 1t is dinner in the
army and then serves in the
mess.
Immediately thereafter she
starts the particular job in the
kitchen to which she is as
signed.
Perhaps she's in charge of the
kitchen-as steward: maybe do
ing range work, handling vege-
tables, doing meat handling or
turning out pastries.
Daily Schedule
In any event, each WAC
cook rotates her work and by
the time she's completed her
training is we'll versed in all
phases of kitchen technique.
Their daily schedule includes
about eight hours in the kitchen
and two in the classroom. They
don't drill with the other aux
iliaries but they do have the
job of policing their barracks
once in a while.
Evidence that cooks jobs
have possibilities is the fact that
some of the WAACs who do
their stretch at K. p. put in
applications for cooks training.
X. p. in the WAACs isn't pun
ishment. they point out--the
auxiliaries take turns at the
job.
WAAC Sprague wants TO be
a mess sergeant eventually
while WAC Winters ambi-
ton is to settled down as a
pastry cook.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Elsie Robinson
Don't Let War Glamour
Rush You Into Marriage

when in civilian life and I had
refused him, as / knew ! did not
love him.
However, the uniform seemed
10 make difference. Under the
spell of adventure and excite
ment l imagined myself in love
with him and we were married.
Hardly was the ceremony
over when began 10 realize
what l had done. The spell was
broken.
Il had given myself TO a man
whom | didn't love and had lost
the man who was my true mate.
can't tell you the bitter
ness Of my disillusion. Now my
husband has gone back to camp
and as a war wife i seem TO
have no place in the world.
IF l loved the man whose
name I bear l would, of course,
feel entirely different. l am not
blaming him. 1t was all my own
fault. And l am trying not TO
worry or upset him, but l realize
that / have made the mistake OF
my life.
Wait Awhile
IF could only tell other
girls-and there are so many
of them-who rush into these
hasty marriages, 10 wait until
after the war, to make sure
that they really care for the
man.
"Of course, if there has been
a long-standing attachment, such
unions are justified.
But even the Sanest girl can
have her head turned so easily
by the sight of a uniform and
the romano. of becoming an
army bride. But there is no real
romance in such marriages.
1T takes so much more than
excitement and brief acquaint-
anceship to bind two hearts into
one and build home. 1t can
never be done quickly nor can
it be done by, remote control.
People must face and share
daily realities, disappointment
as we'll as happiness, before they
are tempered to marriage.
Warn the Girls
You have the chance, Miss
Robinson. TO warn the girls OF
our nation. And the future of
America may largely depend on
such warnings.
America will have a hard
enough time without trying to
build itself up again on broken
homes and the dreadful debris
of disillusion and divorce"
MRS: N. r..
Omaha, Nebraska.
Copyright. 1882. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
-lmseines Love

He was not a stranger. /
had known him for about year
and been cut with him on seX-
cral occasions. In fact, he had
proposed TO me couple Of times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

But how and then there's 2
dissenting vote. which is worth
considering, and Mrs. \. r. IS
registering hers today.
DEAR ELSIE
AS a war bride of only
month | agree with your state
ment that such unions are risky
and | only wish you had made
YOUR statement stronger, II
might prevent many a heart
ache.
I'm neither very young nor
inexperienced. being 80 years Of
age, but the current glamour got
me just the same.
For the past six years have
had a deep and devoted COM
panionship with fine man.
Then about three months ago
we quarreled over trifie and
began 10 see each other seldom.
Along comes the other man IN
army uniform, on a furlough.
Imeoines Love
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
ZabiI otce.

Thomas Artist, 19lety stu
dent, v Chicago pravf, re pc Is
let, cd 4 let sveho mlad1, byval
obcas probouzen ably byl sved-
KEN pf1serneho obrazu. Jeho
|opily otec, zamestnanfm W.
hybkaf, stahl matku S postele
a kopal il a &C byla slabou
zenou.
Koncem tohoto tydne spa
tfil jak otec matku stahl S po-
STEELE a Bile do nj. Mladfk wy
skocil z postele a rekl otci, aby
matku nebil. Opilec Sc ma ne
no rozkfikl, ably 81 hledel sv6-
no jestli nechce take byt bit a
kdyz znovu sapal ma zenu, po-
padl Thomas lovecky n6z, KITE
ry 81 pred nekolika mesici kou-
pill a vnoTil jej dvakrat do tela
otce. Ten zachroptel a "a ne
kolik minut byl mrtev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Urad pro valecnou vyrobu do
stava veIkou /pravomoc.

President Roosevelt vydal e.
xekutivn1 naT1zen1, V nemz wy
NEIL pravomoci move jmeno-
vaneho sefa americkeho zbro-
jenl Donalda M. Nelsona. z ma
rlzen1 je patrne, re Nelson ma
tax rozsahle pravomoci, re je-
nom president samotny jake
nejvyss1 velitel ma vetsi.
Zaroven president oznamil,
re dosavadnf spolufiditel OPM
William S. Knudsen Dude ridi-
telem valecne vyroby a dosta-
ne sc mu hodnosti generala.
Knudsen je presazen do depart
mentu valky.
Nelson die exekutivn1ho ma
f1zen1 dostava hodnost elena
presidentova kabinetu a Dude
NIT posledn1, rozhodujfcf slovo
We vsech otazkach valecne W.
roby, jej1 organisace a pod.
Tim Dude nit vetSI moe nez-
Ii ostatn1 clenove presidentova
kabinetu a Dude odpovedny je-
nom presidentovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Buy Stamps For Bombers
Dobroditelka PSI.

Marion Westove, ktera oby-
vala schatraly tT1patrovy dun
sama, Sc svymi milacky a jejf
zvlaStn1 laska k opustenym
psGm zavinila jej1 smrt = hla-
dy. Pc leta 81 odp1rala vsech-
no j1dlo, tax ably mohla koupi-
ii potravu pro psy. Posledn1 do
bu byla tax slaba cd podvyzi-
Wy, re il sousedka, N. Murray
ova, radia, ably ma sebe pama-
tovala.
V okolf il rikali "Psf DANA,
ale jinak nikdo 81 45lete zeny,
ktera vypadala jake by byia
pres 60 let, nevs1mal. Murray
ova prav1, re Sc il Westova sv6-
fila, re pred Lefty vystupovala
ma Broadway jake herecka a
pred dvema dny "a posledn1ch
nekolik cent? nakoupila po-
travu pro psy a Murrayova
prav1, re sebrala kazdeho opu-
steneho PISA ma ulici a mela jich
V bytu So.
Kdyz nakoupila potravu pro
sve milacky, telefonovala Muir
rayove, re Sc necitf dobre,
Myrrayova uvedomila polici a
ia nasla starou slecnu v bezve-
dOm1 ma podlaZe a dalo to mno-
no prace nez mohla psy odeh-
nat a dopravit bezvedomou do
nemocnice sv. Lukase, kde ZEN
rela aniz nabyla vedom1 a le-
kari prav1, re JEFF srdce bylo O.
slabeno hladem.
PAX byla zavolana spolec-
most prot tyranf zvfrat a vzalo
to nekolik hodin nez Sc podar-
10 stekajfcf a zuTicf zvirata
schytat. Zvfrata behala pc
tytu jake pominuta a cenicha-
la a hledala svoji dobroditel-
ku. Vsechna zvirata byla do
rravena do psince spolecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Z lasky.

V Chicago, 22lety Chester
Radowski, nalezen pomrzly
spoutany ma rukou a nohou S
roublkem V 1stech ma chodbe
domu 6. 5151 Wolcott avenue.
Vypravel hrGzostrasnou histo-
Ri, jak byl pTepaden sesti mu-
Ii, jak Sc statecne branil, ale
byl pfemozen ztyran a spoutan
a dtocnlci jej ash chteli usmr-
tit.
Policiste 81 vsimli, re jedna
ruka jest svazana tax, re 81 il
mohl pTepadeny uvolnit. A
druhy zvedavy p%oilcista zjistil,
re v dome bydli 22leta Helena
Kozalova, Sc kterou Chester
chodil, ale pred casem Sc S nj
rozesel a nechal il, protoze jej
hOlka nechtela.
Policiste zavolali Helenu, ia
ma Chestera spustila co deia "a
hlouposti, jestli myslf, re tako-
wynn jednanim Dude s MIN NIT
sympatie a Chester Sc pod pff-
valem SLOW primal, re Sc sam
svazal, pon6vadz myslel, re
holka jej Dude litovat a jak
zenska lituje, tax uz je polovi-
ce cesty k jejlmu srdci vyslapa-
ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Trpfte zaludecnimi potfzemi?

Jestlize trpite nechutf k il
dlu, zacpou a plyny, castym bo-
lenlm hlavy, nespavostf, nervo-
sou a pocitem povsechne una
Wy, wife, co potTebujete? Tri-
nerovo HoTke Vino s Vitami-
mem B-1. Tento zaludecnf pro-
stfedek, pres SO let vseobecne
obllbeny, byl nyn1 zdokonalen
pridan1m Vitaminu B., ktery,
jak vedou ~zjisteno, podporuje
znamenite chut k j1dlu a spra-
vne travenf. Zvlaste nynf v
zimn1ch mes1c1ch je vysoce d.
lezito, ably vas zaludek byl v
poradku, a k tomu prave Tri-
nerovo Hofke Vino S Vitami-
mem B. je nejleps1m prostTed-
KEN, jelikoz vycisti yam Witt
nosti a udrzf je v cistote. We
vsech lekarnach. Ovsem zadej-
tie jen zlepsene Trinerovo HoT-
Ike Vino S Vitaminem 81.
NemGzete-li je dostati v SOU
sedstv1, poslete $1.25 nebo
$3.50 ma adresu Jos. Triner
Corp. 1888 S. Ashland Ave.
Chicago, ILL.,, a dostanete jednu
nebo sest lahv1 Trinerovo Hor-
keno V1na S Vitaminem 81 po-
stou vyplacene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Obavy atuomobiIoveho
p%rHmyslu:

Jeste pred triceti lety Sc po-
hlizelo ma automobil jake ma
luxus, ale Cd tie dolby stoupla
jeho vyroba ma obrovsky
prdmysl a kazdy jej uznava
"a nezbytnou potrebu. Nelze
Sc bez nej obejfti v zadnem
obchodn1m oboru, ami We far
maren1 a soukromem zivote a
%zastaven1 vyroby pc cas- valky
je tud1z velikou udalostf. Celia
zeme Dude p%ocitovati dGsledky
zastaven1 vyroby a prodeje no
vych aut a omezen1 prodeje
gumovych raf1 a kazdy S oba-
vami ocekava, co Sc Dude dit v
automobilovem oboru, zvlaste
jestli valka dlouho potrva.
Veskeren automobilovy pr1-
mysl Sc ma nyn1 1plne v6nova-
tt vyrobe aeroplan1 a jinych
valecnych potreb. Automobil
low obchodn1ci mali pT1tomne
ma sklade kol $50, 900 novych
kar a O techto vydala vlada
move nor1zen1, die ktereho jest
zakaz prodeje odlozen do 2. Il
nora ma natlak obchodn1k1,
kteM povazuj1 omezovanf Ia
pf1lis drasticke a skodlive. We
die hotovych novych aut Dude
'kol 100000 dalsfch postaveno
re zhotovenych jiz soucastek a
pfipraveneho materialu. Tech
to $50, 900 novych osobnich aut
a lehkych truckG budou posled-
nj, jez budou vyrobeny a pro-
dany do konce valky.
We Spojenych Sttaech je O.
krouhle A, 900 acknowledged
obchodn1kd 81 agentur a je-
jich vyhl1dky nejsou pTilis
vabne. Nebude to dlouho trva-
ii, kdy Sc jich vetsina must
vzdati obchodu, protoze nebu-
dou nit co prodavati. Zbude
Size velika zasoba ojezdenych
Kaf, JeJlcnZ cena J1Ste StOupne,
ale ty nezdstanou dlouho v tr-
hu, kdyz move nebudou Ike kou-
pi.
K tomu sc druzi blizicf Sc ne
dostatek gumovych raf1 a do
j1ti k tomu, re mnozstvf lidi
Dude mfti auto a nebude m1ti
gumy aneb naopak a vysledek
Dude stejny, auta pocnou po-
malu mizeti re silnic a NEST
kych ulic. Kdyby slo pouze O
automobilove projfzdky, dalo
by sc to snesti, avsak jde take O
tis1ce obchodn1kG a jednotliv-
cG, pro nez je auto nezbytne v
jejich povolan1. Ii nejv1ce po-
c1t1 celou THU omezovani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Dala zivot Is detem a dozila
sc 102 let.

V Bloomington, H., Marga-
ret Isabel Taylor, ktera 2,
brezna t. r. byla by oslavila
sve 1O3. narozeniny, zemTela.
Byla vdovou pc Richardu L.
Taylorovi, veteranu z obcanske
valky.
Zesnula sc narodila roku
1889 v Nashville, Tenn. Dc
Illinois prijela sc svymi rodici
v plachetnfm voze v dobe, kdy
byla jeste malym deckem. Jeji
manzel Richard, ktery zemrel
1913, byl dobrym pfftelem A
brahama Lincolna.
Byla matkou 13 dftek, z
nichz vsak ziji uz jenom tfi.
Krone mich zanechala rs vnu-
XII, 80 pravnukG a n6kolik pra-
vnukH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Pomoc koststem.

Duchapr1tomnost Sicily c..
Koeberove v Chicago il zachra-
Mia asi zivot. Byla sama,
kdyz upadla We SVEN obydli pri
uklizen1, a zGstala lezeti S pre-
razenou kyclf. Marine volala
pomoc, marne busila pesti do
podlahy. Konecne nahmatla
koste, ktere il pfi padu upad-
10. Srazila Jim telefon ma po-
dlahu, a telefonn1 oepratorka
zaslechla jejf st6nani a posla-
la ma m1sto policii. Ia sc ne
mohla do zamknuteho bytu do
staff, a musela privolati ma po-
moe hasice. Pres dive hodiny
lezela zranena ma podlaze, nez
byla vysvobozena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Letecke neStSstf.

Velke dopravnf letadlo spo-
lecnosti Transcontinental West
.ern Air Co. (TWA), v nemz
krone tr1clenne posadky bylo
Fl cestuj1cfch, naletelo v pine
rychlosti ma horsky 1tes nece-
lych 80 mil odtud Las Vesgas.
Havarie byla spatTena hornfky
" blizkem dole, kteff hlasili, re
slyseli jak letadlo narazilo ma
dtes hory a spatTily obrovsky
plamen. Pozdeji We dine hlasiI
pilot jineho letadla, re spatTil
vrak letadla a die vsech INA
mex cestuj1c1 sc pTi havarii "a
bill.
Mezi cestujicfmi byla znama
Ifilmova herecka Carole LON.
bard, jej1 matka a publicitnf a.
gent. Herecka sc vracela ze
stredozapadu kde Sc z1castni
la prodejnf kampane vladnicI
valecnych bondG. Mezi cestuj1
c1mi bylo take Is americkycl
letcG, kterf dopravovali valec
ma letadla ma vychodnf pobTez
a vraceli Sc do Kalifornie.
Manuel filmov6 herecky, tie;
filmovy herec Clark Gable, o,
obdrzen1 zpravy O nestestf, cd
letel letadlem do Las Vesgas
Jeho manzelka byla jedna
nejleps1ch filmovych herecek.