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The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12
THE WEEK.

The NEEh-
General Jess Harding and De-
tective Harry Buford very good
pool players.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson
on 22nd and Lake St.
Mr.Leonard Owens on a Park
east car.
Omaha had a real winter morn
ing June 18th.
Mr.. Hodges Of the bomber plant
in the UP. dining car service.
II T-r----- rrr
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

The RR boys are still dish;ng
out fine, very fine service.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

Zion Baptist Church Union Ush-
er Board makes a much needed i'm
provement by installing a drink
ing fountain in the lobby.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

Read The Omaha Guide and keep
up with the times.
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Mr.. NJ. H. Marsh Of St. Louis,
Mo-, is giving Omaha the once over.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

Everyone should have a mem
bership in the Omaha branch Of
the NAACP! Think it overl
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

J. C. Price says he obtains lois
of news when he reads the Omaha
Guide and the walters and The
Week columns. Many thanks for
the encouragement.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

Omaha Club walters are very
much out in front at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

Col. Henry Black talks with some
friends in a northside business
house.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

Cottonwood room at the Black
stone hotel is going over big and
the streamIined room serviceman,
Mr.. Avant is on the front line.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

Fontenelle hotel walters are on
the UP and go regularly.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

We should all attend church on
Fathers Day
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

Bishop Hamlet at Cleaves TEN.
pie church last Sunday. Also Mr.
Guy T. Wiley Of the Bomber plant
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

Miss Odessa Hudson has a verv
pleasant smile at all times.
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and II. W. Smith on 18th and Far
nam streets.
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White Horse Inn and the
Regis Hotel walters are tops on
service.
The Omaha guide., 1943-06-12

Bill Lewis of the Musicians 10
cal, a very busy man.
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Joe Thomas, Shirley Kennedy
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A WORD FROM FIR. FLANAGAN

Vice Admiral, II. s. Navy
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J. A. Urbonas

Dirvos Agentas Daytone
1902 Lamar st. Dayton, -.
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DIRVOS gerb. redaktorius
teisybe sake kad Lenkai tik ir
laukia Xxi koks vienas kad ir
zioplausias Lietuvis pasisakytu
kur viesai jog sutinka sueiti i
santikius SUI Lenkais, ir Len
kai ta pareiskima naudos kaip
visos Lietuviu tautos sutikima
pasivergti Lenkams.
Vienas toks vepla atsirado-
jis ia paskelbe savo gazietoj,
=. ir Lenku laikrasciai Ameri-
koje ir Anglijoje jau pleskina
straipsnius duodancius supras-
ii lyg jau visi Lietuvos EMO
mems - "su mumis" -.
Gala kad vienas nediscipli-
nuoto razumo nenaudelis is
state visa tauta pavojun ir ne
ra kas j suvaldo, kol kas.
Susilauks jis karo lauko teis-
mo Lietuvoje, kaip jam jau
yra pasakyta.
Toks galas tinkamiausias vi
stems tautos isdavikams.
KAHN kaip buves Lietuvos
zvalgybos agentas, Liudas Gil
ra, jautesi kai jam ant kruti-
nes raudona ordina sege tie
kuriuos jis kalejiman kisdavo?
KAHN kaip. jaut5si pats
Padleckis, kuris savo knygoje
apie Sovietija 1888 metals tvir-
tino: "Sovietija tai politinis ir
ekonominis absurdas", ir uz
tai Kapsuko buvo isvadintas
"Lietuvisku burzujum"?
LIETUVISKI bolsevikai sa-
vo spaudoje daznai ''is numi-
rusiQ prikelia" pralota Maci-
jauska. Bet tegul prikelia ke-
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Pirmiausia mes nOrime lsrel-
ksti prasme zodzio pasaulls:
sioie vietoje 'zodis pasaulls rel
skia visuomene ir polltlska
tvarka, arba regula valdancla
znones. Dahar tas pabalgos
laikas jau akyse matomas.
Vargu laikas prasidejo nuo
1913 metu, nes Jezaus zodls
liudiia taip (kalba Mat. 24:3,
81: Sukils tautos prizes tautas
ir karalystes prizes karalystes
ir tada bus didis karas, maras,
badas if zemes drebejimai ko-
kiu niekad nera buve zmogaus
istorijoje. Tie daiktai reiskia
Jezaus antra atejima ir cia
yra faktas, ne ismislas, mes
kiekvienas gyvendamas sitame
! laikotarpyje mato visus baise-
tinus nusidavimus. Bet dar to-
liau pakartokime Jezaus 70
dzius ir ziurekime ka Jis sake
- kad po karo, marc ir bado
prasides baisi vargu ir prize
spaudu gadyne kokios nera bu-
stabdyti jokiu budu negalima.
We. Jau dabar il norint SUI
Pasaulio mokyti vyrai pavar-
toja priemones ja uzgesinti, bet
negali, tiktai vienas Dievas ta
gall padaryti. Niekur nera Ii
ncma kaip tik bihlijoje apie
tuos laikus. Dievas isanksto
liepe savo pranasams uzrasyti
kas lures nusiduoti ateityje,
kad visas suredymas ant sios
planetos bus sunaikintas. ST.
toie vargu ugnyje setono ka-
ralystes pabaiga. Dievas bus
Karalius amzinai. (Bibliios is
traukos: Apr. 1:7-8; 1 Kor
Is: 24-25; Agai. 2:7-8. Mala-
ka 1:4), Skelbia VIM. Shin.
kus, 1850 E. 76 St., Cleveland
-IOhio. (Skelbimas)
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diems raSiniams, kurie Sukelia
pasipiktinima Lietuviu daugiau
Vienybe ir jos redaktorium,
negu tue nuo tvoros nusiritu-
stu Lenku purvyna raseju.
Kur lieciasi musu tautos in
teresai, p. Tyslavai nera pras-
mes teisinti tu erZinanciQ ra-
siniu talpinima jog "kiekviena
ginco puse, paprastai, turf sa-
70 tesybe". Mes stovime Lie
tuviskoje puseje ir pageidau-
iame to is Vienybes.
Lenku puseje = Lietuva ne
turejo teises j nepriklausomy-
be, Lietuviai neturi teises
Vilniu. Ar Vienybe su mumis
AZ SUI Lenkais
Senas Vienybietis.
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KAN ERZINTI GE-
RUS LIETUVIUS?

Vienybeje duodamas vietos
straipsniams agtuojantiems uz
Lietuviu bendradarbiavima su
Lenkais, redaktorius Juozas
Tysliava papildo keliariopa "a
la, kuri = viena ir svarbiausla
- yra jo paties laikrasciui, mes
Vienybes skaitytojai yra SEM
LietuviG patriotai, jie piktl-
nasi tue ir atsisako Vienybe
remit. Pataikavimas visiems
Cir nenaudziams) gero nenes.
Toliau, p. Tysliava geral IL
no kad tuos straipsnius raso
vienas bereiksmis asmuo, uzsl-
spyrelis, suklydes, nenorlntls
prisipazinti padares klaida, o
Vienybe leidzia ir toliau klle-
deti.
10 straipsniu isvados prlVa-
letu izeisti paties p. TysllaVos
Lietuviska savigarba, nes zl-
no jis puikiai Lietuviu tautos
nusistatyma link LenkQ. Lels-
damas tuos straipsnius Vleny-
ben, p. Tysliava lyg rodo no
ra pakeisti ta Lietuviq nuslsta-
tyma j Lenkus, ko neatsleks.
Kadangi uz Lenkus argu-
mentuoja tik vienas neturlntls
ka veikti advokatelis, o prleS
il raSo net ellie rimtesnlu as
menu, kurie ne asmenlskals SUI
metimais, bet istorinlals TAX
tais vadovaujasi ir atstovauJs
Lietuviu tautos nuslstatyma
Tysliava turetu rimciau pazlu
reti dalyka ir neaikvotl lalk
rastyie vietos tokens bengz
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smugelyste, konferencijos Saul
kimo tvarkos susukimu, ir ma
no niekas ju nepatemysl
HIPPoDRoME
"Hit The Ice''

Uzgrusta juokais nauja komedija,
su Abbott ir Costello, yra ia veliau-
sia Universal filma, "Hit The lee,
pradcta rodyti Hippodrome Theatre
ketvirtadienio ryta, Rugp. II, nuo
l val. nakties, items kurie nakti-
mis- dirba.
Su jais vaidina Ginny Simms, zy-
mus radio zvaigzde, taipgi Patric
Knowles, Elyse Knox, Marc Law
renee, Helen Long, Gene Williams
ir buris puikiu ledo ciuozinetojp su
Johnny Long ir jo orkestru.
Bud ir Lou vaidina fotografavimo
megoju rolese, kas iveda JUGS ir /
isgasti Veikale ineina grazus val
zdas ciuozinetoju, daug graziu dali
M, juoku IL siaip ivairumo.
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turis. bolseviku nuzudytus Dro-
YES bendroves direktorius, A
merikietius Zostauta, simaiti,
Strima ir Vaitekuna

KAIP zmones suuodzia jei
kas nors nori kokia smugelys-
te pravaryti! stai vienas ge-
ras Lietuvis raso:
"Izoliuojanti Prezidenta A.
Smetona ALT. konferencija
jau saukiama Pittsburghan.
Tai 1905 metu monopoliu dau-
zymo revoliucijonieriu palikuo-
niu ir ju pasekeju darbas. Jie
neigia kitu 'vadizma', bet pa
tvs nors prizes mirti noretQ
juo patapti. Lauksime pasek-
miu".
Ir taip, tie desperatai Ame-
rikos demokratijos globoje ir
akivaizdoje papildo fasistiska
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T Z L Z n Z W S
I II E A I r f
Naujas March of Time

e.. And Then Japan, tai yra
pavadinimas veliausio March of
Time Waldo, kuris pradedamas ro-
dyti Telenews Theatre penktadieni
pc pietu, Rugp. 13. Tai yra sutei
Xmas zmonems platesniu informa-
ciju apie musu priesa kuri mes ka-
riaujame Facifike.
Ar Japonija yra musu tikras at
kaklus priesas? Kaip il galima
atakuoti il nugaleti? Ar karas su
Japcnija uzsites per ellie metu, ar
nugalejimas Vokietijos ir Italijos
rsgreitins baigima karo Pacifike?
Telenews taipgi rodo filmas is
karo muEiu Sicilijoje ir kitur. Pa
rodoma uzemimas miesto po mics
to, ir kaip zmones sutinka uzka-
riautojus.
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vietu zydeliai, kuriems paskir-
ia sulosti svarbia role aukstes-
nese sferose.
Atrodo kad nemazai yra pa
teptas ir Vilkas, kuris jau pa
raSe net dvi knygas.
Ma o kick Amerikoniskos
propagandos yra Sovietuose ?
Ogi nieko. Per Stalino siena
Amerika negali nieko parodyt
Sovietu gyventojams. Ameri-
ka gall tik duoti Stalinui gink-
lus.
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KIBIRKSTYS
Raso Titnagas.


burghe, Pa.
Nors tie tarybiniai konferen-
cijos saukejai ir apverte kolo-
nijas kvietimo lapeliais, susi-
rasdami net ir tokias koloni-
ju Tarybas kurios SUI ia ALT
ir nieko bendro neturi, taciau
tie Tarybininkai aplenke su
kvietimu !Tautininku Contra
Brooklyne ir Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajunga Clevelande.
NORS tie Tarybininkai ir
nekviete LVS nei Tautininku
Centre, kaipo sau 'nekosernas'
organizacijas, taciau as pilnai
tikiu tie ignorantai susidurs
savo konferencijoje su stipria
opozicija ir nebus jiems taip
lengva pravesti pro-Lenkiskus
planus, kurie pakenktu Lietu-
val siektis Vilniaus.
STALINO organas Laisve
sieksninem raidemis patalpino
laiska vieno Lietuvio jaunolio
neva is Vokietijos apie "Baisia
Ten Lietuviu Bukle'.
Kad Lietuviu bukle ten bai-
81 mes visi pilnai zinom, kaip
lygiai zinom kad ir Sovietu
Sajungoje Lietuviu tremtinlu
bukle baisi,' gal dar baisesne,
kurios Laisve nepaduoda, sle-
pia.
Bet kad tas laiskas kuri Lai-
sve persispausdino is laikrascio
"Uz Tarybu Lietuva", kuris
iseina Sovietu Rusijoje, butu
is Vokietijos per rankas paste
kes Sovietu Sajunga as tam
netikiu.
Tikriausia gall butt kad kal-
bamas laiskas yra pagamintas
kokio nors Paleckinio "inzinie-
riaus" pacioje Sovietu Sajun-
oOie Dagal uZsakvma, prOpa-
gandos tikslui.
LAISVES pisoriai polemi-
zuodami su So. Bostono Dar-
bininku apie Lietuviu duosnu-
ma Dedei Samui, pasigyre kad
'pazangieji' Lietuviai (suprask
Stalincai) yra duosniausi.
Kad jie yra duosniausi =
tik ne siai saliai bet Sovietu
Sajungai, kurios vardu prisi-
kolektave maitina savo alkana
pilva, - tai tiesa, kitaip tie
Stalino saranciai badu iSstiptu.
O kad jie butu duosnus siai
saliai kurioje jie gyvendami
taip uoliai veda Stalino propa-
ganda tai tuscias pasigyrlmas
ir didelis melas.
LIETUVIU krauju susitepu-
sio Stalino gizeliai is kailio ne
riasi ir j padanges kelia kalp
lie vadina "ordinuota Lietuviu
tautos poeta' Liuda Gira, tai
pindami jo eilerascius ir jo at
vaizda visokiose pozose.
siadien Liudas Gira jiems
yra "talentuotas ir ordinuotas
"Lietuviu tautos" poetas, o
kaip cia senai tie patys galVa-
lai Liuda Gira visaip pludo,
niekino ir smerke.
Kodel gi pas Stalino tipus
tokia didele atmaina linkul
Liudo Giros pasidare nuo tc
kaip kruvinasis Stalinas paver-
ge Lietuva? Todel kad siadler
Liudas Gira, budamas Staline
nelaisveje, raso musq isga
CONS tokias eiles kokias Stall
mas pageidauja, arba tikrlal
tariant, isako jam rasyti.
STALINAS pasinaudodana:
dabartiniu karu gavo prog;
perkelt savo propagandine ma
sina j sia Sail.
Pas Lietuvius, kaip kokl:
izymybe, atsiustas kokis tel
Ratomskis, kuris bijodamas is
krypi is Stalino nureztu veziV
atkalba is Stalino kantickQ nu
siraSes maldele, SlOvinancE
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Duok zrnogui sviesa = jis pats
atras sau kelia - kas platina
nirya tas platina apsvietq.
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War Heroes
to Appear
at Benefit

A u. S. Marine and a merch-
ant seaman. who have heroically
risked their lives to defeat the
AXIS oppressors, are scheduled
TO appear at the Benefit Game
TO raise money for the Goodfel-
lows cigaret fund for service
men overseas. Sunday at St.
Mary's Stadium.
The two heroes, Sergt George
w. Gauden, and Merchant Sea-
man N. w. Kirk, are al present
members of the Hudson Motor
P i a nj Protection department.
The police team will meet a To-
cal All Star softball congrega-
ton in the feature event game
of the day.
TORPEDOED TWICE
Kirk was torpcdoed twice
while serving with the Merchant
Marine. The first time his ship
was sunk, he floated in the wa
ter for Is days before he was
rescued. The last time he was
more fortunate, for he was
picked up after l8 hours.
See BENEFIT-Page 5
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DUN 10 regional OPA admins
traitors. Details as set forth by
the Tribune were:
A, B and c coupons now
worth four gallons each will be
cut in value 70 three gallons
each starting at 1901 a m. Mon
day.
The reduction applies 10 all
motorists between the Eastern
Seaboard and the Rocky Noun
tains but will not affect the Far
West.
Harold L. Ickcs, petroleum
administrator for war who said
last week in Chicago a reduction
was forthcoming, will broadcast
reasons for the slash Sunday.
AT last weeks meeting Ickes
said his function as administra-
tor was simply TO inform the
OPA of the amount of gasoline
available He said il then was
up 10 OPA to ration il so as TO
keep consumption within that
amount
The OPA is expected to ex-
tend the restricted gasoline
area from the Eastern sea-
board 10 Districts 2 and 3 es-
tablished by the PAW. Districts
2 consists of Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan Wisconsin, Kansas.
Iowa. Missouri, Minnesota.
North Dakota, South Dakota.
Nebraska, Oklahoma. Ohio.
Kentucky and Tennessee. Dis
trict 3 embraces Texas, New
Mexico, Arkansas, Louisiana,
Mississippi and Alabama.
One gallon of the A coupon
will be for occupational driving
See GASOLINE-Page )
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Heaviest Raid
Rocks Milan
British Uncork
Savage Onslaught
By ERNEST AGkEW

LONDON, Aug. Is - APP
- The RAF ottoeked northern
ltoIy lost night lin greater
strength thon ever before" the
Air Ministry announced to-
doy.
Milan wos the principal tor
get Of the greet force OF bomb
ers.
Berlin oIso was ottoeked
during the night, the COM
munique announced. Thirteen
bombers were reported missing
from the nights operations.
The German copitol was at
toeked BY speedy Mosquito
bombers.
Turin, oIso in northern
ltoIy, was singled our as an
other Of the torsets by the big
RAF bombers which mode the
long flight over the Alps from
their home bases.
Industries and eommunieo-
lions Of Milan, ItoIy's second
largest city ond chief indus
trioI center, were the obiee-
tives Of the heavy roid on thot
city, the Air Ministry report
said, ono odded thot first re-
ports showed thot both the
itoiion attacks were we'll con-
centroted.
Swiss reports sold the hour
long ossoult on the northern
Itolion city resulted in ex-
blossoms thot could be heard on
the border and thot the glow
Of raging fires could be seen
ploinIy.
British intruder pIon e s
struck or the continent lost
night, attacking Axis shipping
ond oirports in Fronee. ond
shooting down q Germon plane
over France, il was announced.
The night roids followed
daylight ottoeks on three Ger
man Ruhr and RhineIond
cities yesterday by American
Flying Fortresses.
See MILAN-Page 5
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Describe Milan
Raid as Most
Violent of War

ON THE SWISS-ITALIAN
FRONTIER, Aug. 13--(P)-The
British air attack on industrial
Milan early this morning was
described by that city's news
papers as 1.-The most violent of
this war. with destruction sown
in all parts of the city.
The newspapers asserted that
one of the spires Of the clty's
noted cathedral was hit. The
famous Palazzo Marine on the
Piazza Della Scala, seat of the
municipality, was burned to the
ground, the papers added.
They also said that whole
blocks of buildings were leveled
and that the number of victims
was believed to be very great
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-13
Friday, 18th,
Unlucky for
Berlin, Rome

II your alarm clock failed to
ring this morning and you
stubbed your big toe stepping
on the baby's broken rattle
while hurrying down the hall
to the bathtub where you sat on
the mast of Juniors sailboat
which he'd forgotten TO take
out Of the tub last night - and
as you backed your car out of
the garage you heard splinter
ing sound which turned cut to
be what was the handle of the
new laWn-moWer - wouldn't
you begin TO suspect something
was wrong? Even If you weren't
superstitious?
You'd say to yourself land by
this time you'd be iabbering
madly) that this was your I'M
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-13
Old Crowd
STEPPED in
Tradition

Since 1880 the tradition of
the "Old Crowd has created
respect and interest around Mt.
Clemens, and to becorrN a MEM
Der of the Old Crowd has
grown TO be an honor of great
significance. Next Thursday,
July Al9, is their day - and
IT will be their 63rd annual out
ing.
Back in 1880, Edgar Weeks,
James B. Eldredge and T. JEFF
ferson West sent out invitations
for Social Reunion of the
old Crowd" who dwelt in
Mount Clemens all the way from
1850 to 1880 This was the first
meeting of the Old Crowd, and
they had gala time, sailing
up the Clinton river on the
See OLD CROWD-Page 5
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Paul GOttke.
l.. s. Air Hero.
Cited Again

Capt. Paul w. Gottke. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter V. Gotke, SO
Grand avenue, US. Army
bomber pilot has again been
cited for "meritorious achieve
ment' and has been awarded
the Air Medal.
The Mount Clemens filler was
one of IL officers and enlisted
men from Michigan to receive
air medals in a group cited by
Lieut.. Gen. George C. Kenney,
commander of the Fifth Air
See CAPT. GOTTKE-Page 5
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-13
THEY KNOW THE PRICE OF WAR
Yank Wounded Stream into Staten Island Army Hospital

HALLORAN GEM L
HOSPITAL, Staten Island. N
Y, Aug. 13-(P)-From waist TO
chin the two were encased in
plaster.
They walked slowly, very
carefully They look d so
young. Their heads rested on
high-necked plaster casts on
which we're scrawled in ink the
signatures of nurses and the
wisecracks of the boys in their
units.
Have one on me here's
to swell guy tell the
folks hello kiss my baby
I'll be seeing you" That
sort Of thing, and entwined
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hearts and skull and cross bones
likes those you see carved on
picnic benches and fallen trees.
They all do it," a nurse COM
mented.
German SO millimeters got
'em broken vertebrae,"
said an officer.
The boys weren't smiling. One
grimaced with pain. But they
seemed glaC to be back again on
American soil.
The somber Red Cross ambu-
lances had whirred up the wind
ing drive, bringing in the young
sters with their battered bodies
from the North African theater
of war.
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Russians
NOtAnlOnS
COnfereeS
BY DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

QUEBEC, Aug. 13 - (Pl - A
Moscow announcement that Rus
STA was not invited TO sit in on
the councils which President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill will open here soon
suggested today the conferences
would emphasize military rather
than political aspects Of Allied
war plans.
There has been no definite an
nouncement of the subjects with
which the conference will deal
nor when the talks will begin.
Churchill, now absent from
Quebec, visited Niagara Falls
yesterday and then left for an
unannounced destination.
The Russian announcement,
recorded in London by the Sow
let monitor, was broadcast by
the official Soviet news agency
lass which said il had been
authorized TO state that the
Soviet government did not re-
ceive an invitation to be present
at the meeting"
And because of the nature ot
lie conference the announce
ment added, "the participation
OF any one representative of the
Soviet government at the meet
ing in Quebec was not and is
not envisaged."
EYE NEW FRONT
Russian desires for another
front recently have been under
scored, and the question of an in
vasion of the foes European
stronghold continues the most
provocative topic likely to APP
pear on the Quebec agenda.
Roosevelt and Churchill may
have made their decisions al
ready on that point. If they have.
undoubtedly they will wish TO
reexamine them now and per-
haps make. the final determine
tons OF the exact invasion
routes, the number and nation
atty of the troops TO be employ
ed, and the methods of getting
immense quantities Of equip
See CONFERENCE.-THE 5
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Now the boys could settle
down TO the business of getting
we'll Of mending broken
bones -. Of getting used to
missing something they'd al
ways had, a hand, or leg per-
haps.
Russell Koch, %. of Clare,
Mich, swore he had TO get home
this month. He and his girl were
going TO celebrate the second
anniversary of their engage
ment. The girl didn't know it
yet, though. He'd just arrived at
5 am.
They'd had TO remove his
kneecap at a hospital over there,
but he was doing fine.
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Roosevelt, Churchill Face
Vital Command Selections
Leaders OF Northern European
ond South Asio Forces Required

selecting two new operational
commanders at their Quebec
conferences.
Most important of these be-
cause of its direct bea. ing on a
drive FOR final victory in Europe
is that of commander-in- chief
in the European theater. The
other is that OF commander in
chief of the forces which even
tually - probably this fall -
will have the difficult task of
reconquering Burma from the
japanese.
Since the start of the African
invasion last November military
sources have been notably re-
ticent about the prospects for
a commander in Europe. The
pattern followed in all Amer
lean and British American OPP
erations TO date, however. makes
it clear that if and when the
big push begins il is almost GER
tain to have single directing
head.