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Evening star., 1944-02-20
Georgetown Prep Shades
'Montqomery-BIair, 35-32

Georgetown Prep's basket ball
edged out Montgomery-Blair High
Schools basket ball team, 1892,
yesterday in a game played on the
losers court. The score at the
half was 20-7, Prep's favor, as Jim
O'Donnell gathered scoring honors
with % points. This was George
towns 18th win
Evening star., 1944-02-20
BIozis Gets Special
Uniform to Serve
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CAMP SIBERT, Ala, Feb. 10
After q delay of three weeks, Al
Blozis, former Georgetown star
and tackle for the New York
Giants last year is in training at
this chemical warfare service
center.
Delay was occasioned by hav-
ing special uniforms made to
garb his 6-foot, 6-inch, 250-pound
frame.
Blozis, who holds the AAU in
door record for the shotput, also
was outstanding in the discus
throw while at Georgetown.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Gu|> Burtner Meets Bringing Out Capitals Best Bow|er
Yunks' Russo Joins
Army Thursday
the Associated Press.

by the hssociated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Marius
Russo, star southpaw of the New
York Yankees, passed his pre-
induction examination and has
been ordered by his Ozonepark,
N. Y, Draft Board to report for
induction Thursday at Camp Up
ton.
Loss of Russo leaves the Yanks
with three rookie lefthanders-
Joe Page, Willis Baker and
Johnny johnson. 1t is doubtful
if Baker, who is employed on
his fathers farm at Gillett, Pa,
will report.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
ST. AIbans Basket, Soccer
Teams Down St. James

By the Associated Press,
HAGERSTOWN, Nd, Feb. 49,
st. Adams School of Washingtor
won at basket ball and soccer today
over st. James School by a single
point in each game.
Taking the lead from the outset
the visitors nosed out St. James or
the court. 18 to II, when Cotton
Smith dropped in a field goal In
the closing minutes. He also scored
three other field goals and sank q
foul shot to lead the scoring.
st. Adams won the soccer game
u to |,
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Maryland Five Nicks
Y. N. !. by 81 10 29

BY the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, Va. Feb. 19.-U
OF Maryland's cagers STAYED off a
last-minute v. M. I. rally here to-
night to hand the Cadets their 18th
straight defeat, 81 to %.
The score was tied six times and
the lead changed five times in the
first half, which ended with Mary
land leading, IA to ~.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Cowurd-Dupuy Buy Trio

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10 R.-R.
A. Coward of the Coward-Dupuy
Stables, today said that he had pur-
chased Appleknocker, Rover and
Doggone from Owner Jack Howard
and would ship his new string along
with Marriage and his other horses
to Hialeah.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
OUTDOORS

The fishing and outdoors editor
usually is important only in his own
small community because his stories
carry the news Of that area. In his
column are to be found problems of
local interest. He has been the front
for conservation matters against Or
ganized commercial 'predators, but
seldom has accomplished much due
to the fact he as an individual with
only small group of interested
hackers, was fighting rich organiza-
ton.
Because of the need for a trained
army, rather than small groups, to
combat the infringement of COM
mercial interests on our outdoors
the Outdoors Writers Association of
America was formed.
Now Aiding Conservation.
Now. after five years, it has a
membership of more than 500 and is
the parent body of 20-odd State and
sectional associations, every one of
which seeks to combat further un-
controlled misuse Of our natural re-
sources in order to better sports
fishing and improve hunting.
The OWAA has reached the point
where it is asked to sit in on all ma
tional problems pertaining to the
outdoors, and Government agencies
seek help from it to publicize COM
mercial abuses, believing the spot
light of publicity to be the surest
and quickest way to stop them.
At this time outdoor Writers has
reached another milestone 1t is to
be the medium whereby the Nation
wide demand of wildfowlers for q
revision of Federal regulations will
be co-ordinated.
Nash Buckingham, chairman of
the Committee for the Revision OF
the Wild Waterfowl Regulations, has
called meeting at Columbus, Ohio,
this week at which representatives
of conservation commissions of all
interested States will take part in
the deliberations. With the con-
vening of this meeting, the official
responsibility of the OWAA will end.
although the recommendations that
may come out of the conference will
be presented to the members them
selves with a request for their sup
port.
New Gunsight Tests.
Shooting straight" is an ex-
preston In common use. 1t un-
doubtedly originated with some
hunter proud Of his gun and his
Evening star., 1944-02-20
War Eagle, yellow Mask
In Turner Mat Clash

War Eagle. colorful indian rassler
tackles the Yellow Mask in a special
bout at Turner's Arena Wednesday
night. Don Evans and Babe Shar-
key will provide the feature.
Also on the card will be Johnny
Long versus Leo Wallack.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Jacobsen, Hydro Fives Bag
Y Centennial Contests

Jacobsen Florist trounced Anti
aircraft, 6O-38, and photographic
Office won over Marine Barracks,
$3.50, in basket ball last night in
the Y Centennial tournament.
Kreisberg was high for Jacobsen
with % points and Brown led the
HYDRO team with "A
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Beotty on Touchdown Card

Morgan Beatty, renowned radio
newscaster of the National Broad
casting Co.. will be guest speaker
at the weekly luncheon of the
Touchdown Club Tuesday afternoon
at l2:30
Evening star., 1944-02-20
County Busketers Tilt

League-leading Hyattsville plays
Maryland Park and Laurel engages
Oxon Hill in a Prince Georges
County Boys Club basket ball dou-
ble-header tomorrow night at
Hyattsville. The first game starts
at 7:30. Boxing matches are slated
for the intermission.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
American i. Is Loser
10 Loyo|a, AZ 10 58
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 19.-Loyola
College. paced by Forward Jim Lacy,
Walloped the American University
cagers SO to A. in a Mason Dixon
Conference test tonight.
Lacy registered 80 of his teams
points.
Citrenbaum topped the Washing
ton team with l6.
Evening star., 1944-02-20

Totals - 10 644 Totals 90 5s
Fouls missed - Holdings, Vow (2,. J.
Posten 90, Lacy, Gisriel (2), McGarry,
Mohler Brannan
Evening star., 1944-02-20
New Gunsirht Tests.

Shooting straight" is an ex-
preston In common use. 1t un-
doubtedly originated with some
hunter proud Of his gun and his
ability to shoot.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
League Hockey

Montreal, 3: New York, 2.
Toronto, 10: Boston, 4.
PittsburEh. 6; Cleveland, 2.
Pittsburgh, q; Cleveland, 2.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

@elt tp,&roe bon unieren Sruppen in
irgenoeiner Betie oas I'll. Slterfelt
gefeiert. sSn England beriammelten iie
it6 gu friiben @ottes6ieniten.
Sn Den 9iduneeln bon girmo
puroen bon omerifanii9en ssliegern
Altaripein, SOFTEN uno @ebetbuder
1n1ttels Sauidirm obgemorfen Mui
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

uSroblide S1tern!" 10 tpanote iid
ein omerifanilder .5elotaplon per
&un6funf an bie oertiden Sruppen.
rNls omerifanil6er Sel6faplan be-
griiBe i6 oie &otboliten uno Hrote=
1tanten Der oeutl6en Nrmee. Solte
nidt 6ie gon5e Gbriltenbeit an oielem
Gage iubilieren? - Solten ni6t ol1e
B0lter lt6 freuen, ba Gbriitus bon
oen Soften ouferitan0en lit. Sir alle
Weni9en, Deuti6e uno 9lmerifoner
glei6ermaBen uno aus 0ieiem @run=
oe tpiinibe i9 eu6 I'M Namen meiner
ameritanii6en Soloaten Elm frobltdes
-Siterfeitl"
Die amerifanii9en &egimentsfom'
manoeure tpanoten iih an lire Srup.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

lagerten bidte &au6polfen, Die BORT
bon BEN &uiierten Sag uno No6t
our @innebelung er5eugt meroen. 8ei-
ter binauf logen geoudt cine Gn5abl
Badtpoiten, ieoer5eit ouf einen feino'
liden &neriff gefoBt. Ser tatbolilbe
unb proteitantilde @ottesbienlt be-
gonn gleid nod 5onnenaufgang uno
,6ouerte fait 3tpei Stunoen. Ni6t cine
oeuti6e @ranate fiel mabreno ,oteier
Belt in oem betreffenoen Nbi6nitt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

@uooalcanul uno in Periten begging
man Sen Sag NIT @ottesoienit uno
@ebet. @eiter 0itli6 i'm S1. 2anoe,
tpo Der g0ttli6e Sieg Der gluferlte>
bune Dor nobe3u 1000 Sabren 5uerlt
berfitn6et tporoen, begoben it6 Sic
So1oaten na6 @olgatba uno 6em ST.
@rabe.
Son Der 5. Mrmee in Stalien &pur6e
beri6tet> 6aB auf u@iigel 411" am
@arigliano, nur 400 Oar6s bon oen
2inien Der 6eutf6en SSnfanterie ent-
fernt, Eauien6e amerifanii6er COL
oaten in ibren Siblodern nieoerfnie-
ten, pGbren6 bret omeritantide Selo>
fapldne iiber oen &un6funt Oitergot-
tes6ienite abbielten. Sn ben &dlern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

wv wv SAulL ulAu Sl@Lt1t IuJLcuplL VT"
folg el1rer 9roBten MiIlion, bic Melt
fir oas @briltentum iider au ma6en."
X X *
Cine prattii6e 2oiung our @ntmiIi.
tariiierung ser 9toot @om 5tpeds CT.
baltung Ser religtoien uno &unItoenf.
maler lit bonn Il. g. Senator Stples
Bridges, Ofepublifoner bon geetp
SompSbire in 8oridlog gebra9t >por"
oen.
SSn einem S9reiben an BrG1ioent
Rooiebelt i9lGgt Der Senator oie gr.
nennung elmer &ommiiIion Dor, bic
aus 8ertretern ser Ser. Notionen 1nno
Ser I6Ienlan6er unter oem 8or1ib
Hapit @iuS' 6es 3tpolften lofort in
Eatigfeit treten ion. Oos S9reiben
oeS SenatorS an BrGItoent &ooiebelt
lit bonn 7. April oatiert uno bat fol"
genoen Wortlaut:
uPreIlenu6ri6ten meloen bon Der.
| i6ieoenen acknowledgements Der
Sto0t &om, ipeld)e CUR Ser lt0rl1ng
militaril6er @egenltdnoe bon Sen Ml-
liierten unternommen tporoen. Sd bin
iiber5eugt, ooB Sic nidt tpeniger be-
iorgt iinO Inn Sic fl1ltureIen, biItori.
| li6en uno religio1en @erte ser 6toot
&om unO 0eren 8i6tigteit fir oie
3ioililotion, ols ib, un0 boB es SIR
IebnlibIter 8uni6 it, oaB ieoer
56ritt 1nternommen tper0en foIlte,
oamit &om bon Sen @erbecrungen
pes &riege5 betpabrt bIeibe.
SD m0fte oober o9tungSboa1t
boridlogcn, 0oB Sic sic 8iIoung Ell,
ner ipe3ieIlen &ommii1ion bon Ser
tretern Ser Ser. Nutionen uno Der
feinoliben Nationen, unter ser 2ei-
t1ng 0es SapItes, in Die 8ege au lei.
ten iltden 0omit cine 9emilitoriIte~
rlng ser Sta6t Hom 6lItonoe tonr1nt.
Sd mo6te Sbnen oieles 3u erniter @r>
lpagrng uno in gr1partung elmer re9t
balolgen 9lftion borlegen. Selb1t IN
mitten oieieS ihredliden gingens 0iir-
fen mir nidt Dergelien, ooB mir Gbri>
lten Itno unO mir miiiien fortfobren,
Lna6 9fe6t un0 @ere9tigfeit boran3u.
geben, tpenn mir 11nlere bobe Steuung
bebaltpten ipollen."
Senator Bridges erflGrte, er babe
oieien Blon NIT bielen fiibrenoen
eiltliden uno 2aien belpro6en uno
er lit itber5eugt, boB ouf oieie @eiie
SunoerttaulenOe omeritoniI6er Mens
i6enleben gerettet tperoen fonnen.
X X X
Cine eribopfenoe 20iung unIeres
| ingenoliden 8erbredertl1ms bel66f-
tlgt gr3ieber uno 5o5iologen. Die
:midtige Srage iou un0 muB ie6em
Amerifaner in bobem MoBe interei>
iteren. Iu6 Brdiioent Gooiebelt bat
oieieS Gbema fir 10 pidtig ero6tet>
ooB er einen nationalen uSamilien>
tag' feitgeiebt bat Damit bat er oen
Singer auf 6ie @unoe gelegt. 9ie
Samilie lit namli6 6ie @runologe fiir
bic @r5iebung ser Sugen6.
Ser our6 iein einsig baItebenoes
iebungsinltitut befonnte
&eo. Slanagan miro nidt miioe, i'm"
mer mieoer auf feline 6urd langidbri-
(sFortIebuno ouf 6eite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

Sbige Gtotue Il. 8. Srau bonn
Sr1ten &er5en befin6et 1i6 al1f Ell
ner Mnbobe BON $50 SUB iiber oem
NbonefluB in Der gabe bon 2pon,
Sranfrei6. Sic tpur0e fur5 Dor
Musbru6 oes &rieges erri6tet uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26
1lupolitiicbe 3ettltlufte

8apit 8ius Der 8tpolfte bat 6ur6 |
@orbinalitaatsfetretGr WeaeIione uno
@arotnol Pi55aroo, Prdfeft Der FL.
@ongregatton Ser 5erninarien u1t6
l1niberittaten, benz @rabiidof Stritd |
bon Chicago, benz 8oriiten6en 6es
8iidofstomitees fir fem Bert ,Srte'
oensprin5ipien' @lud uno Danfesbes
funoungen iibermitte1n loiien. Ser
8anb lit, tpie @aroinal Weaeltone Der.
borbebt, ein ortngenoes 8eoiirfnis er+
flint u1o Der @oroinoI ertlGrte, er
fei iiber5eugt, 6aB Die groBere 8ubli"
5itat, 6ie oieien tpi6tigen Dofumen>
ten bes 81. 5tub1es gegeben miro, biel |
our @rleu6tung Der Meni6en iiber |
Die anoauern6en 8emiibungen ser
Rapite in Der 6rie6ensIa6e beitragen
miro" &aroinal Waglione idrieb |
,,@s lit meine ebrenboae Bf1idt, ben
gmpfang Der 5tpei finitlerii6 gebun-
benen grernplare ser u5rieoensprin-
5ipten' 5u beitatigen, Die sic 70 oufs
merfiam 6ur6 ben opoitolii6en Des
1egaten 0en ST. Bater unb mir I'M
terbreiteten, uno oie fiir5lid I'M 8a=
ttfon on1angten Ser 81. gater, Ser
iiber Sbr @iite ieBr erfreut uno an
~oieier Beroffentlidung bodit inter-
efiiert lit, bat mir oen ebrenoouen
Iuftrag erteilt, @urer @r5eIlen3 fet-
men Iusorud .6es Donfes fir oiele
b061t tpiIltommene @abe uno leiner
beion6eren 8iiroigung ser 1orgfG1ti=
gen SorI6ungen, oie in ser 8orbez
rettl1ng oieIeS tpertoollen 8anoeS 10
eoel unternommen un0 10 fQbig burd=
gefiibrt tpur6en, gum Nusorud 3u
bringen. Oem bebren 9ant Seiner
Seiltgfeit, bite i6 Sic, au6 meinen
bei5ufiigen. 3tpeife1sobne tperoen bie
u5rie0enSprin3ipien", Die in Son0=
bu6formL offentlihen 9leuBerungen,
Die bon ben Bdplten, bon SEQ Dem
9ret5ebnten bies gum iebt glorreicb
regierenoen 81. 8ater iiber Die Drift
li6e NuffaIiung uno Sen unabGnoer=
liden Stanopuntt ser &atbolii9en
air6e in Der eolen Sa6e 6es 5rieoens
uno 6es 8ruoerbunoes unter ben Sea-
tionen getna6t tpurben, eine oringenoe
geotpenoigfeit erfiillen un6 bon gro-
Bem praftiifen 8erte fem. 9ie 93ub-
1i6feit 6es 8ertes tpuroe nod in ber,
borragenoem MaBe bur6 Die 8eifii=
gung eines ausge5ei6neten So6= un6
Nomensresiiters erb0bt, oas Oeittel
our lei6ten 3ugangli6feit uno beque-
mer &oniultierung bietet> uno es 1T
81 boffen, 6aB 6as 8erf nid]t nur Ell
ne peite @erbreitune> ionoern ou6
beroiente @iir6igung unter alien
Wenf6en bon gutem @illen finoen
miro. Wit ser @rneuerung 6es Mus-
orudes Seiner 8iiroigung 6iefes tpei-
teren 8etpeiies Sbres Offers, erteiIt
Seine @et1igteit aus bdterli6em Ser=
5en >Gurer @r5euen5 Sbren Mnts>
genoiien, un6 alien, tpel6e an Der bet-
ligen Sabe Ser 3uriidbringung 6es
Grieoens in 6ie @elt mitarbeiten,
liebebou fetnen beionoeren papltli9en
Segen."
X X *
auf alleu &rieesidauplaten Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

lit 10 meit bonn &rieg berl6ont ge-
blieben Soffentli6 miro lie uu6
Dor 3eritorung betpabrt bleiben
tpenn 6ie ouiierten Streitn1G6te
5itofronfrei6 iiberfouen uno bic
&bone binauf5ieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

auf ullen 4rieesidaupIaten Der
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
Arizona Legion
Wants Hospitals

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. IA. CUP)-
The Arizona department of the
American Legion was resolVed d
Thursday tC press for construction
of additional veterans hospital ia
cilitieS in the state.
The Legionnaires ADOPTED a reso-
luton calling Tor another 1000 to
5000 beds at their annual mid
winter meeting here Wednesday aft
er State Adjutant f. P. Mcdowell
read a letter from the Veterans Ad-
ministration disclosing that Arizona
is net on the list of states slated to
get new facilities
Major General Frank T. Hines,
Veterans Administration director,
said in the letter that projected
hospitals at Livermore, California;
Denver, Colorado, and in western
Texas would be adequate for dis
abled Arizonans who cannot be
cared fer in the existing hospitals
at Tucson and Prescott.
Hines pointed out also that the
two Arizona institutions now have
$50 vacant beds.
But Mcdowell asserted that the
vacancies are due to a shortage of
physicians, nurses and other en-
ployes," and added that there actu-
ally is waiting list at the two hos
pitfalls.
He said there are $4,000 Arizonans
now in service.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
Three Districts
Wait Elections

Residents of three irrigation dis
trict divisions have an election COM
ing up
On February qualified voters in
the Ell Centro, Holtville and Cali
patl ia divisions will elect directors.
The terms of Evan T. Hewes, Ell
Centre, beard chairman; Clarence
p. Denny, Holtville, and B. F.. Cru
bel, Calipatria, will expire early next
year. The successful candidates in
the three divisions will be elected
for a four-year tenn each.
Last day on which persons may
register for voting in the district
election will be December 30. If reg
istrationS are not in order, it was
announced at district headquarters,
voters should attend to registration
Immediately. Registration books are
availa BILE at the county clerks office
in the court house in FL Centre and
at every city hall in the county
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
COAST FIRM REMOVES
MAIN STREET BUILDING

The j. R. Townsend company, an
automobile sales concern of San
Diego, today began demolition of a
small building at 638 Main street,
which formerly housed a hot dog
and lunch stand. The materials will
be removed ION the lot and the
ground leveled, with the eventual
idea of opening a used car sales lot.
Neal Gavin, Imperial valley man.
ager of the Townsend company, said
a steel wire fence will enclose TIE
property. which has a frontage of
100 feet on Main street, as soon as
mater ials are available. Sewer in
stallations are being made now.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
Chaplin Would
Name "0thers"

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. IA. up
Pat Millikan, attorney for Charlie
Chaplin, said Thursday he would
seek Superior Judge Henry M. Will
lis permission to delve into the love
life of Joan Barry in an attempt tC
prove that any one of several men
might have been the father of her
14-month-old baby.
The trial. which got off to slow
start Wednesday, was expected to
move at faster pace Thursday
with the selection CT the jury occu-
pying most of the session.
The 55-year-old Chaplin, who has
been married four times and is ad-
mittedly the father of four children,
has denied that he is the father Of
Miss Barry's child, Carol Ann.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
HOLLYWOOD
lN Il

housewives.
It's the only town in the world
where everyone wears BLACK
glasses whether they iced them
or not.
It's the only town in the world
where the buildings are all white
and look as if they had been erected
for a temporary exposition of some
sort.
It's the only town in the world
where most everyone you meet says
Let's have lunch some day" and
then you never see them again.
It's the only town in the world
where ALL conversation is about
motion pictures. where the people
who live in the town and work
with them every day are more
curious about the stars than the
people who have never seen the
stars and come hundreds of miles
to see them.
HEDY SET A STYLE
It's the only town in the world
where all the women had brass
red or platinum blonde or blued-
white or canary yellow hair-be-
fore Hedy Lamar came along.
After that they all had black hair.
It's the Cnly town in the world
where. as Joe Frisco says. you can
freeze TO death beneath a rose bush
in full bloom.
It's the only town in the world
where the streets are lined with
itching palms.
It's the cnly town in the world
that looks so much like what
you've heard it was that you can't
tel it from Hollywood
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
CANDLES BY MILLION
USED BY u. S. ARMY

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Dec. IA.
CUP) Soldiers depend on cane le-
light on many occasions, says Col.
George F. Spann of the Jersey City
Quartermaster Depot in a report
that millions of candles are furnish
ed the Army periodically.
A recent three month order to-
tailed more than 100000 pounds
and since cancles are manufac-
tured, five, eight IA and 16 to the
pound, this represented several
million Sticks
Candles are issued to doughboys
where more adequate lighting fa-
cilities are unavailable and are pop
ular because they can be packed
and used more readily than lanterns
or mos5 other lighting devices.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
HITCH RIDERS ACCUSED
OF ROBBING DRIVER

WILDER o. Smith of Sonora, Mex
leo. told peace officers in Imperial
county that three seTvicemen he
gave a ride in his car Thursday
had robbed him of two fountain
pens and his billfold containing
cash and checks.
He let the men out of His car at
Imperial and went on his way to-
ward Los Angeles. When he reached
Brawley he discovered that he had
been robbed, he said.
In reporting his loss Smith gave
officers descriptions of the trio.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
Imperial Valley Press

r'ranusn~o apr! ~. 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
and Sunday. in combination with the
Sunday POSl-pRESS. by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company. 625 State
81, Fl Ceniro. CALI.
Paul jenkins. Publisher
ard President.
Member United Press. California News
paper Publishers Assn. West Holiday
Co. Inc. national representatives.
Rates, Gncuding Sunday postPress,:
Single copy Sc: carrier paid-n-ad-
vance: month. 81 90: 3 months.
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BY Mai: ! month. 81. 90: 2 months.
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flat.
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office as 2nd class pail
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
sY ERSKINE JOHNSON

When we first came to HOLLYWOOD
Be saw a lot of things we thought
Fere pretty funny. But no one was
laughing at them SO we kept our
hap shut Now we know they are
Funny, and we know everyone else
here thinks they are funny, toe.
But everyone is sort of used to
|hem, so no one mentions them
huch any more.
The thing that put all this into
Pur head is recent best-selling
bowel by j. p Marquand called 80
Little Time" which Selznick- Inter-
Rational is shortly to make into
picture.
Marquand took a good look at
hollywood in his book and then
save cut with how everyone called
bis attention to the monkey puzzle
|ree and told him it was called
|honkey puzzle tree because no
|nonkey could ever puzzle his way
|iown it.
L Marquand amt seen nothin' yet.
Hollywood is the only town in
|he world where you'll ever see
Whistler's Mother going up the
)treet in baegy slacks with
Egaret hanging from her lower lip.
It's the only town in the world
Rhere you eat your dinner off the
|teering wheel of your car and the
restaurants are all made in the
|hape of brown derbies or frc,-
br coffee pots or fish or storks.
EOsTUMERY " VOGUE
It's tie only town in the v.,"lG,
where you are always served by
mattresses dressed as coWgirls or
\, a ic rn4Inr ~. l,nllot ni,,lc Or n,,tnl,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-06
Italska frOnta.

Ma italske fronte Nemci pod
nikajf prudke proti1toky. Pres
vsechny povesti o nemeckem
1stupu a pres fakt, re Gotska
LIME byla spojenci zde prolo-
mena je videt, re Nemci nema-
il v umyslu ustupovat, nybrz
re stejne jake ma zapadn1 from
te snaz1 Sc proti1tocit ably CO
nejv1c oddalili okamzik kdy
spojenecke armady vtrhnou
do srdce Nemecka. Pod taken
techto nemeckych proti1tokG
musili Sc Anglicane vzdat pred
most1 ma brehy Teky Fiumicino
severne cd Rimini. America
ne ma ceste mezi Florenci1 a
Bologni odrazili n6mecky pro-
|tiCtOk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-06
Letecka frOnta.

Letecka valka pokracuje.
Krone zasah1 primo ma fronte
spojenecke letectvo opet bonn
bardovalo nemecke zeleznicn1
ugly v bezprostTednim soused-
stvf Sc zapadn1 frontou, Muen-
ster, Hamm a Biefield a kro-
me toho radu tovaren ma syn
teticky BENIN v Porynl a v Po-
ruri. Je tTeba zdGraznit, re v
v posledn1ch dnech Sc opet OBJ
jevilo nemecke ~letectvo, ktere
zahajuje boje prot letectvU
britskemu a americkemu. LIE.
tecke ztraty Americana byly V
poslednfch dnech proto pomer.
ne znacne, ale jeste vets1 ztra.
ty mali Nemci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-06
BABY
CLINIC"

Baltimorsky obchodni dunn
Stewart & Co., rob Lexington
& Howard ul. uspofada pro-
gram "Baby Development Gil
nic". OsetTovatelka z teto
kliniky Ethel HI. Lamb z Chi
caga poda vyklad o osetrovani
decka cd narozen1 az d1te jde
do skoly. Jej1 vyklad Dude do
provazen barevnym filmem
"Babies Can be Fun"
Tento program Dude V ty-
dnu cd 16. T1jna v pondel1, Il
terry, stredu a patek We 2:3O
odpol., We ctvrtek We $3.50 a
1880 vecer, a v sobotu 1880
dopoledne.
Pekny program ktery je do
brym ponaucenfm rodic1m a
nastavajicfm maminkam a ia
tfnk1m, vTele doporucujeme
nasi krajanske vefejnosti.
Vstup je volny a behem pro-
gramu sc VAN nebude nicehO
nab1zeti ku koupi.