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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
VISIT or EDEN

Moscow, Dec. 2e-(Up)-Brltish Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, during his visit to Moscow was im- presEed by the suffering of German troops on the frozen battle front and by the quiet confidence Of Soviet generals.
 Eden not only conferred with Joe seph StalIn and other ranking Russ sian leaders on closer collaboration In the Allied war effort and in post- war problems but toured the battle- front and talked with German pris- oners.
 Unsugpecting his Identity, the NaIs complained bitterly of the cold. BrltishefS in Eden's party thought the Germans, wearing the uniforms with which they were equipped by their arm, were made. quately clad. They wore thin un- lined coats, poor boots and no gloves.
 Eden saw c battlefield 10 miles north Of fecaptured Kiln which was elutteFed with German vehicles,
 The impression was that If the German retreat from the vicinity was planned, the Red Army inter. fered with orderly withdrawal.
 Eden arrived in Moscow lone Monday" after a land trip of 72 hours. His presence in the Russian capital was kept secret for reasons Of security.
 1 Muffled in q black fur cont, m RAF fur cap and with his trousers tucked into fiee3e-llned boots, the foreign secretary was met by high Russian leaders, including Foreign Minister V. M. MolotoV.
 His talks with stalin consisted Of i've long meetings, held ct tho kren1iln.
 Almost nightly the talks were divided into two parts: First, mill tary matters relating to the prose- cution Of the war; geeosid, matters re!atinB to poSt-War organization and steps to Dc taken for permanent security on the basis of the Atlantic charter drafted ct the seq meeting Of Primo Minister Winston Church. III and President Roosevelt.
 A British spokesman said 1t was considered the first opportunity for direct exchange of views between Stain and the British minister of gtate. The discussion of past-war plans produced useful results al- though no instrument was signed"
 On Moscow Front Moscow, Dec. 20 = (UP.) - A strong Russian tank unit has dIs- lodged German defenders from 30 towns and villages in two days flght- ing on the Moscow defense Arc, a Soviet communique said today, while front dispatches reported that Nazi commanders were throwing hastily-assembled units into action in Q desperate attempt to stem the Red army's advance.
 Between December 17 and 27. Russian troops on the Kalinin front northwest of Moscow drove the Germans from 332 populated places, fense with sheer realism" he said. We want to preserve Australia as part of the British commonwealth and intend to do SO. It is sheer illusion to image that, without a definite plan of cohesion between the United States, Russia, China, the Netherlands, Britain and Aus tralia regarding problems of the Pacific, dangers to Australia can be averted."
 Orders issued during the weekend for billeting foreign defense person. mel of Allied powers in Australian hotels supported belief that Aus tralia will become 6 Pacific opera tional base. Another significant de- velopment was President Rooseveltss declaration to Curtin that the United States was determined to assist Australia.
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DUTCH DEFENSE
 FORCES GO AHEAD
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ala4s able to better their position, these reports said but it was not known whether attempts were being made to reinforce them either by air or sea.
 Thirty persons were killed and 70 injured in the air raid on Medan and 0 Dutch KLM air liner WaS burned as it was taking of.
 The enemy also bomped and rla- chine gunned other areas, c con1- fnunique issued at 2 D. fl1,, said Various military posts have beer machine gunned but there are nc military losses" it added.
 Tn regard to the Dutch attacks the communique said;
 "A Japanese cruiser steaminp north of Celebes was set af1re by bombs dropped by an Australian Hudson (Aneriean- -builD aircraft stationed on c Netherlands 1ndiei airdrofne.
 "dlenn- Martin bomberS of tho N E. I. military air force attacked Mlri, on tho Sarawak coast of Bor- f1eo, and scored one direct hit and several near misses on c large Jap- aneso transport. Probably i2 Jap- aflese fighter planes were shot down."
 Batavia, N. D. T., Dec. 20-(UP)-.- The Netherlands Indies air force set fire to q Japanese cruiser off Miri Sarawak, and brought down 12 Jap- anese planes today, the Dutch news agency Aneta reported.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

I'm busy" she said over her
shoulder
"Oksy then. III wait He sat
down upon one Of the empty
stretchers. Wake me up wnen you
90 off duty" He stretched out.
Carol burned back from ten
steps away You cant sleep
mere" she said quickly, leaning
over him.
Cant i Just watch me He
turned over and pulled a blanket
around himself.
She swept off. carrying her KIT
and blankets, and finally laid
them on the pile where Lady Fitz-
hugh was supervising Other
workers were dong TIE same. The
practice was over. the casualties
and those who had tended them
were preparing 70 leave. Stretch
ers were being folded back along
the line lay Tim. Carol returned
20 him. She found MN fast
asleep.
Obedient 20 her orders. she bent
over. took the blanket from around
him. folded It and went out TO her
ambulance. Subway passengers
and newsboys clseked past him on
+ the concrete. They glanced VIII
astonishment A. the lone. tail, ap-
parently undsmaged figure lying
on the damp platform with a tss
. reading Fractured Jaw around
ms neck.
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bOugh Ave.
Gary, Ind. Gary Junior saxoas.
President, Herman Buhrle, 1872 Penn
Street Gary, Ind.
Secretary, Dorothy Helwig, G44Wash-
ington Stree, Gary, Ind
Homestead, Pa. Homestead Junior
Saxon Club.
~ President, Thomas Guist. Seventh Az,
West Homestead Pa.
Secretary, Mary Weber, 252 West
Hazel Way. West Homestead, Pa.
Lorain, O. - Lorain Junior saxons.
President, Richard Blumeier, 20l East
Secretary, Ann Binder. 1lss we,:
Martins Ferry, Ohio - Martins Ferry
Saxon Juniors.
President. Mike Lauder, GOO Dewey
Str.
Secretary, Matt Schlum, General De-
livery.
Monaco. Pa. - Junior Saxon Society.
President, Pan SCHUYLER. !lo Penn AZ;
Road.
New Castle, Pa. - New Castle Tran.
sylvania Saxon juniors.
President, Dan Binder. 4ls Wi;j-
wood.
Secretary. Paul Sanders. 1919 N
Beaver.
Salem, Ohio - Salem Junior Saxon Clus
President. William Wagner, ais w.
Pershing street. Salem Ohio.
Secretary, Hlda Fronus. 76S New
garden Ave. Salem. Ohio.
Youngstown, Ohio. YoungstoWD
Junior Saxon Association.
President Fred Thesis, 447 IdOra
| Ave.
| Secretary, Clara Schnell, Schnell
5l1 Seventh Ave, Struthers Ohio.
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| Detroit. Mich. y. =. Gemischter GhOr.
Pras., George Schuller l7430 Barlow
| Ave-
| S"lir., ,Iinka kellncr %oI6 Marl-
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Ex-Eundes- -rras,, Stefan Klausenbur
i. We B, ,Pras., Heinrich Meier, i4s
Ost 81. str. Erie, Pa.
2, Tize-B.-Pras., Georg Kascher, 2241
i. Hundes-seFre,;,r, II. x, Friesen-
hengst l743 Oberlih Ave. Lorain. Ohio.
? Eundes-S Sekretars Georg Schuller.
7tao La sST Aye Dstrol Wm Mieh hndrae
Bundes- s-Verwalter. John Ginther. l59
Shenango Blvd. Farrell, Pa; Carl
Katherine D6rlng. 3l7 Emerald St
Foungs town. Ohio. t1.f.
I'm Sange rein uad frei i'm Wort
Und fest in Eintracht immerfort.
EUNp Es E X TIoNEN
Bundessektion /.
Cleveland, Ohio. Eintracht-Hermania.
Pr;is., Thomas Schneider, Jr., 2l27
Srl,r Michael Krauss. 2544 West
BunOeSsekttOn =.
Cleveland O>tseite LicdertafeI Damen-
rrHs. Johanna F'i W"if 1863 ost 142
s"kr Maria Spann 72o2 I.awnvt, W
Avenue.
Ave.
Bundessektion 3.
Detroit. Mich. y. :. Gemischter Ch"r.
Pras., George Schuller. l743o Barlow
Ave.
S"kr, Inka Kellncr. "o7G MARI
borough
Bundesa aektion 4.
Ecle, Pa. S. S. MAnnerchor.
"
Sekr.. Albert Ben;e, 1913 Prestly st.
Bundle SEXTON s.
Lorain. Q. $. s. Gesangverein Eintracht.
-" :, Mich. kuS"hner. 81 W. Il. 81.
Prot. -Sekr.. K. X. Fresenhengst
'IiH Ohrrlin Ave.
Rrndessektion 6.
New Castle, Pa. Eintracht C,sang
verein.
Fr:t.'. Mattin rrhlascr. ." W. Terrace
S,kr, John T"tch. 1908 $. jefferson
Ave
Hundesektion 2.
rrne, Stefan FronuS, 7GS Newgarden
Sekr.. Math. kreusS, l5% S. Ellsw, 9Th.
BudessektioA 8.
PriS, Gcurg Raidel l1i Frederick Str.
Sekr-. John orbtn. 34l9 lakewood Ave.
Bundessektion 9.
Alliance, Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Chor.
rraS.. Leopold Schmidt, rs Wade Av.
P"nt.-Sekr.. Arnold Haltrich, 1904
south Morgan Ave.
Rundesse ktion 10
lrie, Pa. Gemischter SAor,
I'~iS Elise HaUSSTann, $40 w. 10. Str.
Sekr., Margarete Beute. lois PrieStlY
Ave nue..
Bundcssektion IL.
Cleveland. Ohio. Damenchor "Saxonia".
| I'ris., Sara Schneider, 4ll5 Wichita
| Avenue.
! Sekr., Elizabeth Fischer, 22!l West
! -, Str
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President - henry SCHNEIDER 74O2
Dearborn Ave. Cleveland Ohi<
, Dre"hs"l Ave. Detroit, Mich.
Secretary, Martin Eberth,l322 Market
street, Ioung"town: Ohio; o
garden st, Salem, ohio.
Treasurer = Hilda Bodendorfer. 7l5
Young ST.. New Castle, Pc.
BRANCHES OF THE T. s. J. A.
Alliance. Ohio. Saxon Junior Club.
Pr;is.. John Schuller, 1888 $. Meadow
Ave
secretary, Hir7a Goeckel, 2l1l South
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland East Athletic Club.
President. George Miller. S9O2 Empire
Ave.
Secretary. Anna schuster. 72s East
l2Sth Street.
Cleveland West Juniors Club.
President, Henry SCHNEIDER, 74O2 Dear
born Ave
Secretary. Marie Aber 1928 Madi-
son Ave.
Canton. Ohio. - Canton Saxon Junior
Club.
7residtnt, Martin Maurer. l4l6 Ohio
SecletdIy, sara fulZ, 1910 EOWdTuS
Ave.
Columbus, Ohio. Columbus Junior
Saxon Club.
President. Carl Blum. 537 Siebtrt ST.,
Columbus Ohio
Secretary, Loretta Konnerth, 13l
Deschler Ave, Columbus.
Detroit, Mich. Detroit Junior Saxons
President Arthur Seller. 772S Sher.
wood st.
Secretary. Joe Bender Jr., 4428 Drexel
Street
Euwood city, Pa. Ellwood City
Junior Saxons.
Pres. Rose Segedi, sos Division Ave
SECRETARY, Mary Segedi, sos Divi.
| sion Ave.