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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-05-28
PAY BOOSTS FOR TEACHERS

Middletown, Ohio. Teachers in
the Middletown Public School System
will receive salary increases of
$118.75 a year, the Board of Educa-
tion decided Tuesday. The increases
were made possible through the pas
sage of the additional one-mill levy
for school purposes.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-05-28
Safe Works Picnic July 24th

A committee has been appointed by
the Safe Workers Organization to
make the necessary arrangements for
the annual picnic and outing. The pic
mic will be held at the Family Garden,
Saturday, July "a, 1943.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-05-28
THE MINERS HAVE A CASE

Justice" the organ of the Inter-
national Ladies' Garment Workers.
takes a rational view of the wage dis
pute between the United Mine Work
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-05-28
ORDINANCE NO. 4347

To borrow money by issuing note or
notes in anticipation OF the issuance
Of bonds to be issued in anticipation
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-05-28
ONE Al DAY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The new, pleasant, econorni-
cal way to INSURE your nor
NAL requirements of Vitarnins
A and D.
Many people do not get
ENOUGH of these two essen
tial vitamins. You can make
sure that you and your family
do, if every member takes just
one "One-A-Day" brand Vita
min A and D Tablet every day.
| : 6: c.. ::!':;::;..::
49, X .s!...-2 ~
Pleasant fasting Convenient
Economical
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-05-28

Issued Weekly at SAG Market Street
Telephone 1896 Hamilton, Ohis
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-05-28

Entered at the Postoffice at Hamilton,
Ohio, as Second Class Mail Matter.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-05-28
Endorsed by the Trades and Labor
Council of Hamilton, Ohio

Endorsed by the Middletown Trades
and Labor Council of Middletown, O.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-05-28

The present type of air power
isn't the last word. Every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Housekeeping Rooms

BANGOR, 6307-Three rooms and bath
partly furnished white s3a month.
CHoPE. 1909 tGrand RIVER - Two fur
nlshed Goems adults, white, Tyler
s-is2t.
EAST JEFFERSON. lf27-LArgs room.
twin beds, adjoining bath, kitchen pr.vi-
lsges Randolph 1888
FIFTEENTH a6sf-F,pt,- se,e,--,s-- comfort
ably furnished Frigidsirs employed
couple refined $40
FRONT Housekeeping Nicely furnished I.
monthly rent required quiet adults
39f7 Third avenue
LIGHT Housekeeping rooms near Ford's.
three rnoms ADULTS VineVood i-7i20
TowNsEND 220s (nesr/ Vernor Kerche.
vsD Room Tor light Housekeeping.
MElrose 0O73
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

EDMAN 1901. near rs Mile Road a, East
Jefferson room brickOte house. SOL foot
frontage 81 500 cash
A QUICK SALE FOR YOUR PROPERTY
1878 EAST WARREN TU l.30f0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Crane. 3S78-Nacant

EAST DETROIT. Gratiot-a Mile Sec
bedrooms 60-foot lot. transportation
schools churches stores Low taxes. OnlS
81 500 down Immediate occupancy Sc,
this one. Key a. l4503 East Mile, Tt
2-7733
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Rentals Wanted

WILL pay $500 10 81 900 for clean ear
no dealers. Fitkroy $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Garages for Rent

SCAR garage. all brick, cement noor
suitable for shop or storage. 1893
Avery near Forest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

REFINED woman would like room IN
clean home reasonable vaSng dist
lance 20 Glendaie-Woodrow Wilson; Phone
Townsend $500
WANTED-Two or three furnished rooms
private. Tyler s-474s.
COLORED couple desires ,. 4. room un-
furnished apartment, defense workers 3
very reliable, sober people. TEMPE
1850 William Cox.
COLORED mother and high school girl
wish room or ktchenet,e, bath en-
ployed MA. 32is.
CoLORED couple wish room, var worker.
Cali afternoons. Tyler 7-t7l2
COLORED lady wants room IN nice home.
Trinity l-0e20.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Es'A;s isl.
ings in the nig Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Houses for Sale
fEast Of WoodUard)
RUSSELL 1929


Hslf- block So ~ I'M Rd 7~rms 4
bedrooms Insulated Al condition, 2-cAr
garage stoker heat owner occupied quick
possession So 500, 50 500 down,
4 DE B9os, REAHToR- CA oS4a
ST. CLAIR sHOREs-Two bedrooms. bath ,
lge. lot. bargains. ca. 400. TO. 2-s47e
VAN DYKE-6O8O; 5 rooms; Brickote /.
completely furnished; ArcolA heat. gar
age shown hy appointment. 81 $50. 81 200
down Pr. s022
READ Times Want AdS for proht--uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
ConUaiescent Homes

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hospital. excel
lent care quiet; reasonable 4i20 West
Warren. TYLER 4-2f22.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

COLORED couple wishes or rooms.
unfurnishsd, neatly decorated; drsf'
exempt Ma ss27
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Houses for Sale
EAST Of WoodUard)

HICKORY. EAstwood-e rfu steam. lo,
5oxl2o, $500. 81 200. Pettine. PL. i030
HURRY VAN DYKE-siA MILE SIC
5 rooms and hath senni-modern. AGAR
garage; iot 57xii0; ! block 20 transports
ton only ! tax. SO, $50, terms, quick pos
session plenty others
IRWIN. KIGHT A HINES INC
22ii5 VAN DYKE sLOCUM 5i7o
IROQUOIS, 5oS5. near Warren tRO-famuy
brick. six large rooms each. separate
Easements, furnaces. side drive garage
IS ESQ. Acme Real Estate. 5000 Gratiot
Plaza e57b
MkNIsTiQuE q rooms large living room.
fireplace stOker heat. garage Only
- 500. terms Mrs wood Lehox $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

sUcKY Ryan say. He will pay highest
dollar Tor 1885 1896 a37-ts3s and 1889
automobiles. Can no 1872. Ilsii Llvsrnois
BUYING CARS any condition. for Junk
h'lss Auto Parts. ei37 Livernois. North
lawn pi2S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Board and Room

cANF1ELD W, i345-Ap artment room
and board or sleeping room adults en-
ployed. Call after T.
HlLLGER- JEFFERsON 49, Gentleman or
lady; excellent meals ana transporta-
ton. Lenox 0l4B.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Auto Loans

READ Times Want Ads for pront-us.
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

COLORED--3 adults wishes or s-room
sp, furnished or unfurnished. Tyler
s-55p2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Property Management
Houses for Sale

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM 4 JOHNSON INC OFFICES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

ANDERDoN, near Warren; broom home
stove heat move right In $500 down.
MONTCLAlR, near Warren rooms
modern drive. garage 81 500, terms -
suit MONTCLAIR near Mack, rooms
steam heaf 3.csr garage s. $50 down
I0a0s MACK
BELvIDERE Mach rms n A. hest
gar. $4,000. 81 200. Pettine.' I'll. 1880
BEssEMoRE, s7is IS rms. garages
So $50.
Cooper. 5aif-s rms, fun hasemt. 81 soo,
Concord 7s26-5-S 2-family. only IS n0O
Worth inves'igaiing. LANPHAR's ca. 500
COPLiN, near So Martins Modern g.
room, gas heat, 2-car garage, SIS 900,
PtPER-Modern rooms. natural Ere
place 2-car garage s. 80, terms,
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY - LIE. 1000
Crane. 3S78-Vacant
good huy-excenent condition > bed
rooms down UP. garage. gas heat. open
sunday to p m TR i-3is' evenings.
EAST DETROIT. Gratot.s Mile Sec
bedrooms 60-foot lot. transportation,
schools, churches. stores. Low taxes Only
81 500 down immediate occupancy See
this one. Key A. 1868 East s Mile, Tt
2-7733.
EDMAN 1901. near rs Mile Road. a, East
Jefferson t-room brickote house. 60-foot
QUICK SALE FOR YOUR PROPERTY
1888 EAST WARREN TU l-30f0
FIELD 4n4s-Ten- room brick. two baths
steam heat fun basement, side drive.
three-car garage, s7-f lot 50 $40 Acme
Real Estate 1903 Grauot Plaza ISIS.
LFORD-Chandlsr PARK Dr: 2-hed-
room home, garage attached; large
wooded lot So zoo 81 ESQ down inne-
date possession 20eii Harper. IT,. 2s920
GUTHRIE, i35-East Of John r rooms
ana utility. only one year old 81 ESQ.
hurry. CARNEY, l0232 Chalmers, Pingree
1888
HARDlN -sHOEMAkER-7-roo modern
excellent condition: 2-cAr. s. 500 SI.t33
down. or 81 900 50 500 down Appoint
ment Tyler 6-i022.
-tftRPtRs8- re'.-.-NNC a VI
Move right in. Rambling one floor. 5 rooms :
2s-foot living room beautiful kitchen. bath
lot i20xioe. $1,000 down. Bartlett. Lcnox
$3.50
HARPER-9 Mile sec bedrooms wooded
lot. Full price only 50 900. 5000 down.
$50 month. Immediate possession. 20ell
Harper, IT,. 2-s920.
L: r1E1 RaIront- Ha-txa-eL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Wanted to Rent Houses
Wanted to Rent Rooms

k23 REWARD - wanted, l-room house
roiorvd s35 adults TT. 2-na13-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Houses for Sale
EAST of WoodWdTd)

PELKEY. ls4ss-s-Mns Road section 4
rooms and bath. 2 bedrooms. $3.50 down
81, 500 Pingree $40
PIPER. near Essex-6 rooms, 81 900 down.
81. 000. Possession. August S.
GulNAS. 1882 MACK ~, ff50
READY TO OCCUPY
lf2Os FORDHAM
5 room Colonial. all brick, ( years Oh
Must sell Lenox O414.
ROsLYH Harper sec. - 3 bedrooms. part
basement buyer must complete altsra-
tons. Only SO 300 $50 month. Immediate
possession. 20sii Harper, TIL. 2-ss2o
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-02
New School Club Chooses Officers

The Freshman Sophmore English class of Kodiak high school has formed a new club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Maurice Gunderson.
 Officers are President, Mer- fam Harvey; Vice-president, Katherine Frost; Sec.- c.-Treas., Harold Naughton.
 Christmas week the members wrote stories on the Christmas theme.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-02
SOTlCE TO FISHERMEN

DeIegates and members of the rpitsd Fishermen of Alaska are ,gsby notified that there will ,e 2 meeting at the Union hall, roaak, in the early part of Jan np l943, date depending on ,dra of out-of-town delegates Allmembers are requested to ttsnd. For more definite time, Pe the Secretary at Union Hall.
 Charles L. E. Svendsen
 Secretary
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-06
Chinese Newspaper
Blasts U. S. Policy

CHUNGKING, Jan. s. CUP)-Ta-
Kung -Pao, Chinese newspa per, in an
editorial today concerning the A.
merican white paper, pointed out
that China was the first of the big
United Nations to enter the war
while the United States was the
last.
The editorial said the American
Pacific policy failed because Amer
lea had been too soft
America protested not because
China was attacked but because
American interests suffered it said.
America gave us sympathy but at
the same time gave the japanese
materials for killing us.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-06
HETZEl
The
Photographer
18 S. 5th st. Tele. "a

WANTED-Hotel maid, steady en-
ployment, good pay. California
Hotel. 1-5TF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-06
LOST. FOUND. Es1kAY

LOST-Small short toy Scottie dog
Xmas eve. No tail, answers to
name Buzzie, yrs. old, black. Rt.
l, Box 1862, FL Centre. Reward. II
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-06

ADS for results
Use the POST--rESs, WANT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-06

WOMEN for housework, keep child,
go home nights. customary salary.
842 Adams st. after o'clock. Phi.
l730J anytime. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-06

EXPERIENCED Cheese Maker.
Someone who knows and under
stands Cottage Cheese. Apply at
Arden Farms Inc. LA
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-06

VIZ WILL PAY &c per Id. for clean
rags free of buttons. No heavy
material such as overalls. Post
Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-06
FOUND. EsTRAY

LOST IN Ell CENTRO-Boston
screw tail, black & white, with
Holtville license No. 10. Wide COL
lar with colored sets. Phone 81 or
213, Holtville. 1T
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
Ell banquete de la Seccion de
.Damas de Protection y Auxillo
EIocuentes discursos del Alcalde
Chancey y del DIR. McEachern

GER q los enfermos de tuberculo-
sis v que despues ensanch6 su cam
DO de acci6n. Tuvo palabras de re
cuerdo para la Sra. Lopez, que
fuera la primera presidenta, y
mencion6 tambien a la Sra. Vega
v otras presidentas.
Palabras muy sinceras pronun-
ciaron despues Ell Sr. Paquito Gar
cia, presidente del Cfrculo Cuba
no, v la Sra. Della Barbas, presi-
denta de la Secci6n.
Paquito congratul6 al Centre
Espanol y a las damas.
Agradeci6 la Sra. Barbas ell cor
curse dado a su Seccion.
Ell presidente Fernandez Rey
cerr6 ell acto con palabras muy
cordiales para los hermanos Ca
simiro Y Lorenzo Hernandez, los
duenos del restaurant, y ell macs.
tro cocinero Maya.
Como invitados de honor, ade.
mas de las personals va m%enciona-
das, asistieron la Sra. WintOn, es.
posa del ilustre cirujano, y los
concejales Frank Cannella Y Ju-
Ito Pelaez.
Tarde de algeria constructive y
de honor para las Damas del Cen
tro, que tan bondadosas son, y pa
ra la comunidad latina.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31

En- la ~preciosa sala Don Quito
te del restaurant Columbia" be-
llamente adornada para la OCCASION
celebr6 aver su banquete de 80
aniversario la prestigiosa Seccion
de Damas de Protection y Auxllio
del Centre Espanol.
Tomaron asiento en- la presi-
dencia de la mesa, ell alcalde Chan
eey y su esposa, Don Ramon Fer
nandez Rey y su esposa, Ell DR..
Carlos Barbas Y su esposa, presi-
denta esta de la Secci6n de Da-
mas; la Sra. Celestino Vega, ST.,
ell DR.. McEachern v su esposa, y
otras personalidades.
De los medicos invitados por la
exquisite cortesia de la Sra. Bar
bias, solo asisti6 ell DR.. Juan E.
Hernandez.
Los dentistas estuvieron repre-
sentados por los ORES. Ibrahim
Dfaz Y Juan Spoto.
Servido ell exquisite menu con-
dimentando pOr ell afamado macs
tro gallego Maya, ell "rey del arroz
con pollo," bajO la amable vigi-
lancia del mayordomo Pepin Fer
nandez, la Srta. Socorrito Alva-
rez, actuando de maestro de cere-
monia, lego una carta en la cual
la Secci6n entregaba 5000, con
destino al S~anatorio, al senior pre-
sidente del Centre. Firmaba la
carta la Sra. Barbas y fue EMU
siasticamente aplaudida.
Ell primero en- hablar 10 fue el
alcalde Chancey, quien supo reeo-
nocer, con palabras elocuentes, la
hermosa v constructive labor rea-
lizada por las sociedades mutua-
listas. "Estas s~ociedades, dijo ell
alcalde, han sabido cooperar con
la ciudad de Tampa y nos enorgu-
llecemos de elias.
Brindo despues el Sr. Jose R.
Colmenares, quien sc refiri0 a ia
brillante obra de la Secci6n fun
dada hace 80 amos.
Invitado a hacerlo, nuestro di-
rector, Sr. Victoriano Manteiga.
brind6 por las Damas del Centre
y por las sOciedades mutualistas
Ell DIR. McEachern, jefe de sa-
lubridad de la ciudad de Tampa.
tuvo la amabilidad de afirmar que
ell mutualismo tampeno represen-
ia para la municipalidad una eco
nOmia de muchos centenares de
miles de pesos anuales. Isl no hu
biese sido por estas sociedades, en-
los dias de la depression Tampa Sc
hubiera visto muy apurada para
cumplir u obligaciones. Tienen
fe en- la humanidad los hombres
que las organizaron."
Don Ramon Fernandez Rev, ell
presidente, do las gracias en- nom
bre de los enfermos del Sanatorio
y de los socios todos por ell dona-
two de 5000 hecho por la Secci6n.
Dijo que la Protection Y Auxi-
lilo Sc habia fundado para prote-
La gaceta., 1943-08-31

La habitaci6n Sc llen6 de ST.
lencio; de csc raro silencio frio
que Sc produce cuando los sepul-
tureros dan terra a un ata1d.
DE el guerra hablarOs - con-
tinu6 -. Acabados de llegar n la
Sierra, Jan y Antonio Plaza Sc
incorporation a mi guerrilla. De
Madrid habian salido acompana-
dos de esa Margot a que antes
hice referencia: Margot era la
gallina de Antonio. Los ounce
dias primeros, la muchacha Sc com
porto bien. Cuando entrabamos
en- fuego Sc quedaba atras. Pare
cfa enamorada de su hombre y no
co~queteaba con nadie. Nosotros
la respetabamos y la teniamos
buena voluntad-- ia que deciros
otra cosa?-- Todos estimabamos
a Plaza, que r muy buen ca
marada, Y quizas pOrque lie que
riamos a el a ella tambien la que
riamos. La prueba es que Vale
riano, ell jefe que tenemos, la
nombr6 cantinera y la regal6 IN
mono. AL siguiente dia de mo-
rir Antonio, MargOt invent6 una
historic. Dijo que deseaba regre-
sar a Madrid para cuidar de su
madre, que estaba con pulmo-
MIA, y que precisaba dinero. No
necesitamos OR mas. Sc trataba
de socorrer a la viuda de un COM
panero Y cada quad do 10 que
teDia; este, un duro; aquel, dos;
quien pudo dar cinco, di6 cinco-
Total: seiscientas cuarenta pese-
tas.
AL senior Teodoro, que estaba
medic dormido Sc lie abrieron los
ojos.
lila hostia! - murmur6 y
volvi6 a adormecerse.
-Contrariamente a 10 que es-
perabamos - prosigui6 ell MARIA
dor, aquel dia la grandisima 20
ira no Sc march6, nj al siguiente
tampoco. Nosotros la deciamos:
"lNo tie VAST" Y ella: Isl, pero
os he tornado carino y me cuesta
trabajo dejaros--" Ahora, en- la
Sierra, como todavia no hace FRO,
dormimos al raso: los que tienen
manta escapan mejor; los que nc
la tienen Sc chinchan-- Pues bien:
una noche, cuando todos descan-
sabamos, Margot busc6 a Vale
riano. Este, que velaba, la VIC
acercarse. "iQu9 tienes?" - la
pregunt6 creyendola enferma. Y
Sc levant6. Ella Sc echo a reir.
"Nada contesto - que me
gustas--" Parecia una loba salida.
Pero Valeriano, que es un hon.
bre de verguenza, de un empe-
Hon la trio al suelo y nos llam6 a
mi Y a dos mas para r~elatarnos
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
Ell ASEDIO DE MADRID


inevitables, pero os aseguro que
hemos cometido pocos, muy po-
cos. FL pueblo 81 equivoca raras
veces. En- ell pueblo ell sentimien-
to 10 justo es innate. I'm ejem-
plo: a%ntier, por la noche, caza-
mos un cura. va ibamos a fusi-
larlo cuando nos dice: "Haceis
NAL en- matarme porque vais a de-
jar dos ninos en- la miseria." -
-"ITG tienes hijos?" lie
preguntamos =. "Dos" - contes
to- "iD6nde?"-- Dice: "Aqui
en- Madrid, en- la Gale del Acuer-
do, nGmerO ochO"-
Suspendimos la ejecuci6n y un
compahero fue a cerciOrarse de
la verdad. Y como 10 que dijo
era verdad, lie dejamos libre, per-
suadidos de que su vida hacia fall
ia, porque aquel hombre mas te-
MIA de hombre que de ura
ALA, en- los frentes - repu-
so Domingo, tambien desbroza-
mos. los acordais de que, a POGO
de comenzar la lucha, todas las
busconas de Madrid Sc fueron a
la Sierra con las milicias?-- Pasa-
ban de doscientas, 81 no raj mas.
Pues no queda una. LA hostia!
A todas las fusilamos. Las muy
degeneradas no quisieron decir-
nos que estaban podridas y nos
echaron a perder mas hombres
que ell enemigo.
Los que este oyeron callaron,
no sabiendo 81 tan dura represa-
liza merecia disculpa.
La Ultima que matamos -
continue Domingo, Sc llamaba
Margot. Era bastante bonita, ru-
bia-- A esa no la eliminamos por
enferma, sino por mala. Mono!
lPorque no merecfa vivirl-
Sc lie encoleriz6 la frente. Es-
cupid; prendi6 un cigarrillO. To-
dos lie miraban.
-SVosotros habeis conocido a
un amigo, muy amigo de Juan,
nombrado Antonio Plaza?
ST, lie conocemos.
La mujer de Lucio intervino.
Aver conoci a III madre. FUe
al garaje a preguntarme ell para
dero de su hijO. La die que no
10 saba, pero que aqui me 10
dirian. A ESQ precisamente he We
nido. Como Juanito y Antonio
eran inseparables.
Portales clav6 en- Amadea una
mirada triste Y dura a la vez. Y
lentamente, desgranando las pa
labras:
-Pues, oye, cOmpahera: We
buscando ell modo de decirle a
esa mujer que no pregunte mas
por su hijo.
FL auditorio Sc estremeci6:
-JHa muerto2
lie mataron a dos pasos de
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
COmiite,
Viene de la "a

facilito ell siguiente
lap n y al pdblie0
"El articulo del p,
contiene la expression
una opinion que coD,t
que contra Clement
del Partido Laborist,
direction del movimier
Mon de Gremios RI
niendO en- cuenta ell
ell Professor Laski e,
miembros, ell Comita
%jecutivo desea hacer /
no suscribe los juicio,
tidos en- ell referido an
En- la columna sem,
ton, que fue sumini
diarios y publications.
esta Agencia, Ell dia !
ell Professor Laski exUpI
ticas en- ell curse de ur|
b la conferencia
Laborista celebrada 4
de csc mes.
Manifestando Ell crit
que ell Partido landau
mente en- busca de IN !
putado columnista did
organization Sc mostraI
siosa sobre ell hechO de
ia un simbolo de mayo
do que Attlee para Ia,
d~ectorales, 81 habia de !
en- las pr6ximas elecCi
rales. "Otros concepts
dos ahora como caustd
contenfan en- ell mism !
ran los siguientes:
ola conferencia regl
tegridad; pero 10 encaI
pidO Y falto de inspirat
trap rofundo reSpetO,
aunque no derrOcha at
mira Y muestras Sus
por Morrison, aunque
r quede sea IN jefe
temente habia de ser So
resumen de cuentas; 81
~aferrarse a Attlee sig
rrota; pero este retiene
dad q no Sc decide I
ciarse nj a favor de Be
Morrison.
"PresientO que en- los
II meses, ell PartidO Veg
Sc perfecta cuenta de q
mar una decision. POrQI
los dos dnicos homOre'
ganizaci6n cuyos llama
cuerpo electoral pOdrl
tir con los de Chuchlll.
(ClemenC AIUIee' "
lido Laborista lngleS'
Primer Ministro en- au'
te. Herbert Morrison !
la misma OrganlzaclOl
tro de Asuntos Inter-
Defensa Nacional. +
es S~ecretario del Tn
Servicio Nacional.)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-07
RU55ARMY
STILL HELD
UP BY RAIN
Germans Cling TO Defen.
sive Positions = No
Important Changes
(By Associated Press

The Germans cling tenaciously to
their strong defensive positions
along the entire Russian front,
while General Mud and his COM
manders, Rain and Flood give SER.
ious combat to the Red Army.
A German communique announc-
ed a major Russian attack south
of velikie Luki, northwest of Smo'
lensk and north of Vitebsk and
added that fighting is still in pro-
gress at Taman Peninsula in the
Caucasus region south of zapor-
ozhe. The Germans said there was
only local fighting
The Soviet communique last
night was the most laconic IN
months saying only mo important
changes occurred on the front"
This afternoon the Red Army
troops, driving forward in new
offensive on the north-central front,
captured the rail and highway CEN
ter OF Newell, IS miles southwest of
Velikio Luku. Moscow announced
this in a special order of the day.
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MA(HINI5T5
UNION NOW
BACK IN AFL
Packed Convention Hall
Cheers as $4,000
Members Return

BOSTON, Oct. THE American
Federation of Labor welcomed BACK
the International Association OF
MSchinists as the largest OF its al
filiated unions. The packed conven-
ton hall cheered at the news OF
the reconciliation, and at Secretary
Meanv's announcement that the
AFL's total paid membership is
now six and one-ha.f million.
The machinists quit the Fedora
ton last May 81 after an extended
row over jurisdictional rights in
volving principally the carpenters
union. Terms of the reconciliation
however were not Immediately an
nounced.
Membership of tire Machinists
Union on August 81 was announced
as 625 1000.
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YANKEE STADIUM, New York.
Oct. Breaking loose with five
run blast in the eighth inning. the
New York Yankees downed the ST.
Louis Cardinals 8 to In the third
tilt of the World Series today before
an all-time record series thrilling
crowd Of 69,990, to take a two to
one lead In the games.
Up until that big eighth inning,
rookie Alpha Brazle, hurting hts
first World Series game. had pinned
the Yankees down to three hits and
lone run. Brazle was relieved
after three runs had scored In the
eighth and one man was out
The Cards took the lead in the
fourth inning as Stan Musial. right
fielder, cracked single into left
field. third baseman Kurowski
doubled into left and left fielder
Litwhiler singled them both home.
Kurowski had a bad time at third.
making two errors. Marion and
Walker accounted for the other two
errors for the Cards.
Cor details of the eighth inning
rally by the Yankees, see Play-by-'
Play account.)