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BRACELET gold chain, four amethysts
Sat. night, Feb 90 Arlington Village Rec
reation Hall uIbersl reward. WI. 53l2
COCKER SPANIEL. brown, female, mos
old Reward. Georgia 1855.
COCKER SPANIEL, reddish5broWn -. with
BGrt, WI. 90l9
FRENCH SHEPHERD, name "Malow." very
large. shaggy. lost from l343 Florida ave.
NV. co. 1927 Reward.
HANDBAG, red suede. probably vic. Be-
thesda Post once Sunday evening, con-
tanning cigarette holder, case. hpstick,
handkerchief. Reward. WI. S55S.
KEYS. lost February 22nd on Connecticut
avenue between Bureau of Standards and
Nebraska avenue; leather case, containing
about : keys. Reward. EN- S431.
PIN. Pi Beta phi. gold, pearl arrow and
chain; Jelletfs or vicinity. Reward. North
9n5T.
PURSE, chamois. containing five $40 bills;
lost nr. BiItmore and Col. I'd. car stop.
Reward. Is4s Col. rd., Apt 81.
RED COCKER SPANIEL, male. vicinity OF
Woodbridge. Dupont 252O.
setting lost between FEB. II and 10
Liberal reward WO. 2404.
SILVER FOX COLLAR. Rock Greek Park
or Connecticut avenue Barbecue. Reward.
Call Georgia 1881, after pm.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER. white, blind,
wearing collar and harness; vicinity Ward
man Park; reward. Mrs. George Allen,
WRIST WATCH, Hamilton, engraved "H. s,
10 NJ. T." lost Thursday, vic. National
Thester. Reward. RA. 42l4.
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SECRETARY Y-RECEPTIONIST in Doctors $
Office, - to 80 years old, plea sing person
slity, neat. Typing and hling. no StenOg-
raphy. Give full particulars in own hand
writing. salary. weight. height, snapshot,
phone Box S1-L, Star.
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RING. diamond and sapphire, platinum
setting lost between Feb. II and 10.
Liberal reward WO o4O4
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter, 1900
Wheeler ro, sc. AT 1853. Present fscili-
ties limited to that class only
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I WOMAN, colored, wants general houseWoIE'
/ maid and GOOD cook; city references. Fe-
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MATTRESS REkoVATIkG.
MATTRESSES REMADE, So UP,
STEIN BEDDING CO.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


LUNCHRoOM for sale completely fur
Terms Affeck, 2423 Pa. ave, Republic
s663
RoOMNG HOUSE near Dupont Cir II
rooms baths. garsge: income So"
monthly. See this immediately. Sl,25O'
r. NJ De shazo. lIe3 IAN. Ma. $500 =
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY with local
group 10 build and sell popular priced
quality homes, A approval assured,
subdivision located in nearby Virginia
properly already acquired. very favorable
purchase agreement number OF houses
already sold snd occupied. This offer Viii
stand strict investigation FOR persons Sc
riously !ntsres' ed in an unuSually profitable
and timely development. Box 2O5-J Star.
LARGE AMOUNT OF SPACE IN MY STORE
and show window loT rent. N45 per mo.
Gentile> only Boz 4;5-H Star.
BEAUTY SALON OF, barber shop. 9srgaiu
of the year. with Broom and bath apt
rent. 5000. business last year. 81 900,
lease. corner: 1900 I4th ST nv
RoOMING HOUSE: rooms. completely
mediate sale. $3.50 Box 29.-J. SrsT-
LUNcHEoNETTE opposite new junior high
Cali DI ge!@ ask for Nj, Sehnsider
LIQUOR STORE, 900 wkly bus: low
rent owner retiring, only $1,000, plus
R M De shaqo. 1923 IAN Ma $50 .
BAKERY for sale. good location, good busl-
neSs' July nn a6G e9uIpeed pee sscrihce for quick
DRUGSTORE desire 10 invest $1,000
10 S?u.000 in good store. Box 1871 Star.
EXCELLENT location, on main highway;
for driVe-tn restaurant for lease. Call
MI Naughton. Seat Pleasant Bank LIN
coin pA42.
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HELP MEN G WOMEN.
SALESMAN.

REAL ESTATE
BY small Office no other statesmen. Call
bet. NJ and ~ m, Mr.. Volkmsn, EN-
erSon 49dq -
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
REPAIRS g SERVICE.

DRIVING CALF. NEW SEDAN. RADIO
heater, sll or part way. ellnef IouLe' s5s'e ne
sxn.nsrs Mr. WHEAT. RE 30ls.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
Continued }

GIRL, colored wants parl-time work for
morning, no Sunday. Phone ME. 81 80.
GIRL, colored, wants lob as maid, expert
enced worker: 40 home az night HooslL
3433.
BOUSEKEEPER white, mlddle-ssed. ex-
perienced and reliable not over ! adults;
live in salary, $40 month; no IaunoIS'
Sundays off; references. Write S. Parker
4S!p 9th 81. NV. .
WOMAN. colorsd. wishes days work. or
part time, mornings preferred sooo cle8'-
er: references. DE. b532
WOMAN. reliable. coIored. sood laqndress
and cleaner, wants days VoIk. Dupoh'
1885,
WOMAN, colored, wants general houseEoIS'
maid and good cook; city references re
public S734.
WOMAN, white active, healthy. reliable,
general housewerk, small Iamny ~" Az
babies) live in. companion 70 sluedIF 4s"''
practical nurse references Ou. uo4t.
WOMAN soOred wants ~aTa saaE any hn6
cleaner, good reference. FEankLLh . . =
PERSONAL.
MRS. c. DUNN FORMERLY WITH GAR
nnckel'S located now Thimble Shop; - :
18th s. Alterations, remod., mems, oOc up
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS LARGE
unfuTn Ink room, grill priyilege in room;
sis mo Permanent. Box 22e-L. star.
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
just give me q telephone call 81 You can st
500 AID need repay only 81 .63 per Nesk'
which includes interest, the only chsrge
Other amounts in proportion. Just Can
JACK SESSIONS. Michigan b5lu-
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY NY
own method Results effective toT hie
time or money back Write for booklet, n &c
drugs or surEery DR. SOMMERWERCh
l365 Columbia I'd Adams 03SS
MEN. WOMEN, WANT VIM? STTMU
iants IN Ostrex Tonic Tablets Io,,nI pep up
bOdies lacking Vitamln Bl, lr0n, Calcium
phosphorus. Special Introductory SIC
size TODAY only zoe, Call write ssooit. saooIl IS
PhaTmary and all other good drugstores
HEMs-wHILE YOU WAIT. 5oc UP; m
Guiding fttine. reWeaving. rslininE sltt q
tions Neediecraft 1919 F ST. Room 2os-
HIGHLY CULTURED YOUNG WOMAN
teaches Enelish. sefconfdence. freedom
from self-consciousness FreIch eohVeLsdt 81
ton. private tutor. MISS WEED, MI. 6Aho
NV SFcTION-wILL ROOM AND BOARD
! or ? children or parent and child. Ran
dolph 65l"
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REPAIRS g. SERVICE.
BUILDER CARPENTER = Repsirins E re-
modeling recreation rooms, ShelFlne oo"A-
cases Nelson Republic 0h43
CARPENTER. quality work: alterations.
cabinets shelving recreation rms. knotls
pine psneiing, stair work Randolph 80
CARPENTER alterations. store fronts,
poTches, repairs, pspering, plaSterlng' paint
ing. Expert Day or contract. EN-. 4b''.
CARPENTERNG. painting: Earasss'
porches and homes built: reasonable Mr;
Weber Adams 1852. Call bel o snd
30 m %
ELECTRICIAN. NJ M hln1' idS 100 81 rspnli imsli
Base plugs. src. also repair all makes
refrigerstors Wisconsin ;2'4.
ELECTRIC WIRING sxtis Fia'u5fs 6ni'
let's repairs old houses a speciality sssssl
Elec. Co 5000 Georgia ave Rand. 1891
FLOOR SANDING,
lst-claS S work: ress L. T. FOLK. WO O52s.
GENERAL REPAIRS water
prOofng. roofing. cutters, plaster, paint
white mechanics. Jack Spsrkes, HOBART
s43g
PAPERING, painting, work EusTsn1eee:
father and son Randolph s7:3.
PAPERING AND. PAINTING, repairs;
terms IL desired. SH. 81 I'9-W, "a
PAPERIN0, PAINTING We Eive you job
and price you have right to expect. Spisel,
Tsvlor 5S25. -
PAPER HANGING this week only. $3.50
oar room: 194I washable. Sunfast papers.
work guaranteed Michisan 53l5.
PAPER HANGING.
Sc room up. 1871 VaShsole SunIaSt
pa pers. Randolph 9St5. 70
PAPERING and painting work: reasonable
prices. | satisfy.
J. TOIsON. ATLANTIC 1892. 26'
PLASTERING and cement work: no Job too
small none too far; reasonable. District
1870 William Thomas, 107 M st. NV. :6'
PLUMBING AND HEATING. fobblug and
remodeling Dealer in gas and oil EQUIP
ment K. ~ W.. 1892 9th st. NV. RE. HS2'
Radio Trouble? sres est 43nsst w9Ff pEiees EHss
MID-CITY Radio Shop, 80 pm Ma or
UPHOISTERING. furniture repairing, re-
finishing: work guaranteed Weismuller.
2423 Sth ST. NV. Adams O96l.
UPHOLSTERING a5pf. cjDS Shaies Shniies, ssi99 sfi99
Occasional chairs. So Prices reduced on
all work Acme Upholsterlng Co. 3l1l
Mt. Pleasant ST. NV. Columbia 3342.
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE.

RESTAURANT FOR SALE
Due 70 extreme Illness owner must sell
unusually Well-equlpped money ma king
restaurant. seats - near large Govt.
buildings and doing nice business: only
5000
r NJ. De shszo ll23 l4th Ma 552U .
ESTABLISHED wholesale co. requires serv-
ice mgr. must be- dependable. gentle.
invest $500 immediate income and flu
ture for right man. Details age, eSpeT..
refs, phone Tor sppt Box 2l-J. Star.
GROCERY STORE. self service, up-to-date
equipment IN Southeast Washington.
terms MIR Siegei oliver 1I32 after :
GROCERY meals; tne corner store: col
Ored trade; well equipped and stocked
nice apartment above. good business.
Price. - 900 Box 343-J. STAR.
WANTED. ROomins or Boarding Houses.
LET Us sell your business for you We
make no charge unless satisfactory sale
is made
r. NJ De ShaZu. ll?3 I4th Ma 500
- Years OF Satisfactory Service
Evening star., 1941-02-25

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used spin =
cts. consoles small uprIghtS and grandE
q, low monthly rates Al money paid a.
rental applies on purchase price L yon
decide to buv later Ma. 4,3O KIN g.
lInn c. II Lmlhdla II The hlnCk 1
Evening star., 1941-02-25

PIANOS-We have several used Steinwsy
and Knabe grands in excellent condition
that VIZ are Offering 81 lov prices for
quality pianos Also one Stiet Compsrs
our prices before you buy very easy terms:
new guarantee Ma. 472O. kits. 1890
G i ,middle Of thP block
Evening star., 1941-02-25

TAILOR AND PRESsER-High gh-cIsss tailor
and presser wanted preferably unemploysd:
excellent opportunity for right person
Phone Michigan 3O5o betWeen hours of 2
10 10 sm. and IL noon 10 q pm, ssk for
J. D. williams. TT
Evening star., 1941-02-25

PIANCS-If you nave an Old grsnd. no
right Or PLAYER you're not using why NOT
lei rs call for It? We will give you 3
credit, good now or in the future. on sny
piano. radio. phouOgraOh or musical in
s'rumeur in our store. Ma. 4i30. KittL s.
l3.U q 81
Evening star., 1941-02-25

GIRL. colored experienced cleaner and
laundress. wants days work Wednesday
and Friday. RET District S4AH
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GIRL colored, neat, wants light house
work, care OF child: live in. MI. 9605.
GIRL wants general housework, any kind.
-.AE
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SODA DISPENSER. experience, reference
Cathedral Pharmacy, 5000 Conn. ave.
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN, exp, sober, good
references; good salary. Apply Quigley' S
Evening star., 1941-02-25

PIANO lsed full-kevooard small size spinet.
in very good condition. Sll9. easy terms
new guarantee Ma 4I2U. kits 1880 q
Il IN ddle of ne block
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GIRL, colored. wants days work, expert
enced laundress and cleaner for Mon, Tues,
Wed. and Thurs; references. Call Hobart
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MEN, young, 1921, to travel 80 States
with large circulation organization; prefer
high school grads: must be well dressed and
/ free to leave Immediately: experience un-
necessary position permanent; drawing
account and transportation furnished Ap-
ply a.m.-l2 m, Mr.. Deadwyler, Cairo
Evening star., 1941-02-25

GIRL, eolored, wants psrt-time work as
mothers helper. Lincoln 7929-R.
GIRL experienced neat colored, wishes
work; maid in boarding house. cook in
UrlVatP family MI SH39
Evening star., 1941-02-25

BRACELET, gold chain, four amethySts:
Sat. night, Feb 30. Arlington Village Rec
reation Hall OIbersl reward. WI 53l2.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

PORTER colored, for drugstore: drivers
permit: steady work: local references
GEORGETOWN Pharmacy. Wisconsin ave. and
q ST Il
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SILVER FOX COLLAR, Rock Greek Park
or Connecticut avenue Barbecue. Reward.
Call Georgia 1851, after t pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

GIRL. colored. wishes R.h.w., full or part
time, plain cooking; go home nights. HO.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

PIANO slightly used latest model Knshs
spinst Just like new nov for sale at
substantial saving over the new price, Ma.
415O KitJS, 1880 q St tmTudle OF tb'
Evening star., 1941-02-25

SALESMEN-We have openings for 2 men,
with local exp. selling low-priced new cars:
special sales training school will be con-
finest location in city: excellent compensa-
ton plan and demonstrators furnished.
See Mr.. Roberts, Addison Chevrolet Sales
Evening star., 1941-02-25

'IANO in soOd condition; reasonable for
cash; also new double fOld-sWay bed. 500
Harvard st. NV. MI. 565S.
PLAY PEN and bathtub, practically new.
Telephone Emerson 1894
Evening star., 1941-02-25

WIDOW LADY, not servant, would like q
position as housekeeper in widowers home.
Phone Me u6tiU. ask for Mrs c r. r .
Evening star., 1941-02-25

RADIOS, 81: orig values to 500; In
from storage; all TecOnd. 1910 7th ST. n y.
or 500 Central ave, Cap. Hgts, Nd.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

GIRL, colored. wants part-time work fol-
morning. no Sunday. Phone ME. 81 SO
GIRL. colored, wants lob as maid, expert
enced worker: 30 home al night. HoosII
Evening star., 1941-02-25

PRESSER, experienced in cleaning plant.
Apply 1924 Nichols ave. Sc.
REFRIGERATION MAN with some air
conditioning experience for large organ
ization SALARY. S35 wk and meals. Give
age, training and former employers. Box
4Ug-H. Star.
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GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. cook. lsun-
dress: neat. competent. Must have health
certificate. Stay some nights. EN-. 37S5.
GIRL. young, eolored, from South: general
houSewOrk references required. Telephone
Emerson 1894
Evening star., 1941-02-25

"OOK, good. for boarding house, Southern
preferred; SO week. 11l3 r St NV.
COOK. experienced city references re-
quired Pelham Courts, 21l5 P ST. NV,
ADJ R0R
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HELP pOMESIIc.

COOK. experienced. with references one
who can prepare delicious meals for private
family: stay nights; go TO seaShore July
Box o20-I. Star
Evening star., 1941-02-25

ERATOnS-HundrPds OF refrisers-
tors are 10 be sacrificed regardless OF cost
or former prices Deep-cut Sacrlhce prices
on over 500 refrigeTacOrs. We over
stocked and are going to Sscrihce nun
dredS OF refrigerstOrS in all makes, models
and sizes from Gu. It. TO a. Gu. #. Brand
new lg+l standard makes of refrigeratort
with factory 5-year guarantee at Atlas
low prices. TWeuty-Six wears experience Is
your guarantee Of satisfaction, We have
a group of General Electric. Frisidaire.
WeStnghOuSe, CrOsley KelVinatOr, NOrgs,
Leonard. COldSpOt, MayhOwer and others
that have been used but are in perfect con-
dition Jhat We are sacrificing the prices az
low as Sl9 on these models. Better re-
frigeratiol values at Atlas famous low
prices. We guarantee not to be underSold:
Each floor OF our entire building is nlled
with refTieeratOr values that are stu
pendOuS. A group of refrigeratorS in origl-
nal factory cases will be sacrificed at deem
cut prices of 5UfC of list prices. No msney
down. Long. easy terms. Unusually liberal
trsde-in allowance. ,
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY
WashingtonS Largest Appliance HoubS.
92l c. St. N W, Entire Building.
District 313T Open Ewes. Till p NJ.
REFRIGERATORs-see the new 1a4l
models. G.. E Westinghouse. Kelvinatnr
and CTosley. at new, low prices. Lthers
trade-in allowance on your old box. You
NAV pay with your lieht bill
ELECTR ICAL CENTER.
hl4 9th ST. NV Nationa! So
Continued on Next Psgs)
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TYPIST-CLERK, varied experience in gen.
= eraI office work, some knowledge OF book
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GIRL, colored, wants general housework;
references. Call Woodley 0035 between
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| enced, must have references from former
employer permanent job for the right
! man. Box 42-L. Star.
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Music store 7}6 I3-h St. NV.
PIANO. used small size KImoall apartment
uprieht. i'm GOOD condition. Sl59: walnut
finish. ea~v terms new guarantee. NA
4.2u kits. 1890 G ST. tmddle OF the
Evening star., 1941-02-25

PIANOS-Buv at The Piano shon and
up Slightly used Spinets, sos also bar
Gains in used grsndS: We are exclusive
local agents for new Csbie-NelSon sn7
Everett pianos. easiest terms in the CITY
See US for rock bottom prices Thh
Piano Shoo. lO15 IN st. Y OPEN EVE
Evening star., 1941-02-25

CAMERA, 4X5 GraheX. series b ? < lens,
Including Is seDium cut film magazine and
srolnd-gaSS back SO GE 23qS ewes.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

FRENCH SHEPHERD, name "Malow." very
large, shaggy lost from l343 Florida ave.
n u 70 lRo1 Reward
Evening star., 1941-02-25

GIRL. colored, wishes place as maid part
time, rooming house. MI. 56S2.
GIRL wishes job as maid; stay nights. MI.
72l4, Apt. 405.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

ER-SECRETARY, thoroughly
experienced, desires full or part time posi-
tlon. references furnished Call Dupont
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HELP WoMEk.


SALESLADY for permanent position in
Ballston. Phone Chestnut 4sl5, between
) and pm. today.
SMART WOMEN are making money show
ing attractive Maisonette frocks. Write
Room B 4 Denrike Bldg
Evening star., 1941-02-25

HOUSEKEEPER, white, mlddle-sged' ea-
perienced and reliable; not over ADULTS,
live in salary, $40 mon " no IaunqIS
S.in a. ~, ~ n, o5S
Evening star., 1941-02-25

GIRL, colored, wants Job, general house
work; 20 home nights: reference. Dupont
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-29
British Bombers Flying l2OO Miles Round Trip Over Switzerland
 Bomb Scattered Italian Cities

Italian mainland. There were some casualties at the fifth main- land city of Milan, but the in juries and fatalities were from anti-aircraft shells and traffic &C., cidents.
 Also attacked were the Sicilian towns of Palermo, Trapanu, Mar sala, Castel, Vetrano and the It. allan island of Rhodes in the eastern Mediterranean.
 One RAF plane was reported downed by anti-aircraft fire at Turin and the crew of five killed.
 Reports from Bern said large numbers of planes passed over Switzerland last night, indicat- ing that the raiders flew over the A ps from Britain in a 1200-mile round trip journey.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-29
WARNING GIVEN OF POSTWAR SICKNESS

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. - A health conference was told that the United States must guard ag- ainst the spread of postwar epi- denies from battle-scarred Eu- rope.
 Dr. Hugh Cummings. former surgeon general of the United States, declared typhus fever might spread widely after the war. Said Dr. Cummings:
 Tt looks as if we are going to have the same or even worse con ditions than existed after the World War. There is every req son to believe there will be an increase in typhus fever cases. Sanitary conditions are bad dur ing and after wars because of starvation, overcrowding and poverty"
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-29
IA Cargo Ships Are Launched In One Day

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27 R- President Roosevelt acclaimed today's launching of IA cargo ships "as a telling blow to the menace of our nation," and em- phasized his intention to protect American merchant men from torpedo, shell or bomb"
 Roosevelt's congratulations on the largest mass launching since World War days, were sent in a. specially transcribed message to Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf yards, where the new vessels slid down the ways at intervals from dawn to dusk.
 American shipbuilders, the President said caught the true spirit with which this nation must be imbued, if Hitler and other aggressors of his ilk are to be prevented from crushing us"
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-29

Bridges was formerly a member of the IWW, Sears held that no evidence of the IWW type of or ganization was alleged in the complaints.
 Sears listed there three major items in his decision on Bridges in connection with the Commun ist Party and Marine Workers:
 1--Harry Lundeberg, head of the Sailors Union of the Pacific, who, at the trial testified that he was urged to join the Con- munist Party while in Bridges home;
 2-James O'Neil, former pub- licity man for the Bridges office, who, on the stand repudiated the statement which the F'BI quoted him as saying that he saw Brid- ges pasting dues stamps in a Communist Party Book;
 3 It was inconsistent that Bridges himself, detailing his connection with the publication, Waterfront Workers" denied motion to reopen the case, bas- ed on Sears decision that there was no evidence of wiretapping. Regarding the deportation hear ing itself, he said that there might have been subsequent wire tapping.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-29

UNDATED, Sept. 29 iP)-Brit- in wafplanes pounded Italy ov- ernight in the greatest raids there of the war, attacking four mainland cities and four Sicily Island cities. The toll at Rhodes YVES at least 66 killed and wound ed. Muszolini's command ack- now edged that II persons were killed and 55 wounded in nine of the cities assaulted. Two others were killsd in the blackout.
 The RAF avoided Rome, de- spite earlier expectations that the Fascist capital might be bombed in reprisal for the Axis attack on Cairo, holy city of the Moslen wor q. The RAE shower ed high explosive bombs and in cecdiaries on Genoa, Spezia, Turin, Svona, and Marina on the
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-29
Deportation of Bridges to Australia Recommended
Russian Campaign Now In 18th
 Week = Reds Advance Six Miles
 Around Seize Cirt Le1ingrad

UNDATED, Sept. 29 tP)- In the Russian campaign, now in it's 18th week, Soviet dispatches re- ported the rout of two German and allied Rumania infantry bri- gades in bitter fighting on the southern front. More than 2500 Rumanians were killed.
 It was declared that Marshal Timoshenko's Red armies on the central front recaptured 10 more vii ages. In the drive on Yeldya and Smolensk, Soviet troops are reported to have hurled the Ger mans back three lines of trench es and crossed the Desna River.
 Advancing on a six-mile front around seige-girt Leningrad, in the north, Soviet front line dis patches said the city defenders are attacking necessarily, then driving forward without respite" '" A Russian correspondent tele- graphed from behind the seige lines that we have already cracked the enemy's advance
 Advices reaching London said German warplahes are violently blasting railroads and highways in the Crimea Peninsula, key to the control of Black Sea waters, but Nazi troops are making lit e if any progress in their attempts to cross the four-mile wide Pere- kop Isthmus.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-29
State Emergency
 Declared Morayia

BERLIN, Sept. 29 (R) IA tight curb on the state and a civil em- ergency, with the arrest of Gen. eral Elias, premier of the Ger man protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, on charges of premedit ated treason, was interpreted by Czech press as Germany's last warning to the Czech people. The Dienst Aus Deutschland declared that the Czech government-in-ex ile in London, reported that six persons, including General Billy, former military commander of Bohemia, and General Vojtu, de- putty commander fo the 7th army corps of Bratislava, were eXecut ed among the first German sup pressive moves.
 The German public and for eign correspondents in Germany knew no details of developments in the protectorate beyond the announcement that Reinhard Heydrich, ace trouble shooter for the German secret police had General Elais arrested and order ed the state of emergency within A hours after taking over the post of the Reich's protector, on Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-29
Deportation of Harry Bridges is
 Recommended By Charles Sears
 Who Presided over ll-week Hearing

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g P) = The deportation of Harry Bridges to Australia was recom- mended by Charles Sears who presided at the longshore lead CTS eleven-week hearing in San Francisco this spring. In his find ings, announced by the Immigra tion Department here, Judge Sears held that Bridges is mem Der of and affiliated with the Communistic party and also affil- lated with the Marine Workers Industrial Union.
 Sears denied that the Bridges petition will reopen the hearing on the grounds that the Depart ment of Justice tapped tele- phone wire to obtain informa- ton to present against him, by Albert del Guirico, supervisor of the Immigration Departments special inspection division
 Bridges was given 30 days in which to file an exception. It was del Guirico who directed the prosecution of Bridges at the sec ond hearing, in which Sears found the Communist Party of the United States 'ibelieUes in, advises, advocates and teaches the overthrow by force and vio- lence," of this goernment.
 In regard to the charges that