den style cuisine. Tino's orchestra: FARREN'S.—Joachim and his boys.
Volsky's-Follies and Sally.
JESSFÍELD.—Night club. Teddy and Terry Guzzá—also Havsky.
MAXIM.—Night club. Lazarus and his orchestra.
METROPOLE HOTEL.—Grill and dining Tooms for business tifüns and other occasions, PACIFIC HOTEL.—Dinner dances.
Sunday tea dance. Soffre's orchestra.
PARAMOUNT.—Cabaret. Tony Diaz's Swing orchestra, PARK HOTEL.—Dancing nightly. Sunday and Thursday tea dances. Itkis'
Orchestra, Marryfield and Sanders.
ROXY.—Night club. Harry Fisher's swing band. Fobau—Dinah.
TOWER.—Night club. Tower orchestra.
Mile, Claudette. Nightly excepting Sunday.
"We decided, all of us, to go to Athens, I say all of us, but I ought to exclude the Commander-in-chief in the Mediterenean, Admiral Cun-bingham, who had at that moment one of his occasional appointments with an elusive enemy at the Battle of Matapan. The Greek King and Prime Minister at once made it abundantly clear that Greece was determined to resist German aggression as she had resisted Italian aggression.
The Greek Prime Minister added that wherever the hopes of repulsing the enemy, Greece would defend her national territory if she could count only on her own forces, At these discussions, we told the Greek Government what we knew of the German plans. They came to the ronclusion that the establishment of the Anglo-Greek forces on the Haliakmon line offered a rescuable fighting
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