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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15

Oznamuje Sc clenGm spolku
ssv. Petra a Pavla els. 20. KID,
by sc dostavili do rocni schIze
v nedeli, dine II. prosince v l
hodinu odpoledne.
Tez Sc oznamuje re poplat-
ky clenG spolku sv. Prokopa
Odbor Mladeze sc budou tez
vyblrat v teto sch1zi.
Matej Hlavac, preds.
Jos. J. Wallis, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15

Londyn (CTK) = CeskoslO-
venska vlada v Londyne pTipra
vuje serii osmi druhG znamek
pro pouz1van1 v republice pc
valce. V osvobozenych oblas-
tech republiky Dude lined "a
pocato s jejich uz1van1m, Ne
ktere z Mich nesou portrety ce-
skoslovenskych vojakG pad
lych ma sovetske fronte, jine
podobu T.. c.. Masaryka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
OSOBNf.

- Krajane p. a p1. KareI
Sappe, 837 N. Madeira St. O.
dejeli k navsteve syna do Oma-
by, Nebr., kde Sc zdrzi pres
Novy Rok.
= Dne 6. prosince byli Cd
DAM Rev. Frank Novakem p.
Joseph J. Cianci, manager, Sc
81. Mormon M. Johnson, naro-
zenou We statu Connecticut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
Oar &. N. S. z Filadelfie.

Krajan6 Norbert a Terezie
Opava z Filadelfie zaslali do
nasi redakce $500 ma Ceske
Narodnf Sdruzenf k ucteni pa
matky jejich syna, Jana Nor
berta Opavy, ktery polozil svdj
mlady zivot "a Vast ma bojisti
v Belgii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15

du, re BRITISH delnfci Sc nebu-
dou necinne d1vat ma to, jak je-
jich fectf soudruzi jsou op6t
staveni pod vladu profasistic-
kych sill. PTipom1name Wade,
re valka V Europe dosud nen1
vyhrana a Dude vyzadovat je-
Ste velkych obetf sc strany brit
skeho lidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15

K uct6nf pamatky zemfele
p1. Rosalie Jandove slozeno v
naSi redakci rodinou p. Jarky
Marese ma Ces. Narodnf Sdru-
zeni $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
PTedpovida bezpecne letani.

Helikoptern1 sedany pro ety.
Fl osoby budou "nejnebezpec-
n6jslm a nejvykonn6jS1m ty-
penn letac1ch stroll pc valce"
a budou jedn1m z prvn1ch po-
valecnych produkt6 s~polecnos-
tt Bendix Helicopter. Jmeno-
vana firma byla zorganisovana
v cervnu t. r.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
Rychlost letadel Sc zvysi az
pres 1000 mil " hodins.

Kanadsky letecky marsalek
William A. Bishop v New Yor-
ku pfedpovedel, re v dobe pTfs-
itch 10 rokG rychlost letadel
pfevys1 1000 mil v iodine "a
veden1m raketovych letadel a
systemu "jet propulsion"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
6 lidi prislo o zivot pFi pozaru
ST. Ambrose Parish Hall.

Minuly tyden, 6. prosince a
81 20 osob z1castnilo Sc Bingo
Party v st. Ambrose Parish
Hall, kde nahle vypukl pozar.
A ponevadz velka cast budovy
byla re dreva, ohen Sc rychle
sfTil. Mezi pT1tomnymi wink
la panika a vsichni sc hnali k
hlavn1mu vychodu kde byla
hrozna tlacenice, ktera zavini-
la, re 6 lid1 pTislo O zivot a 80
dals1ch bylo popaleno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
Valka.
Ruska frOnta.
OBKLfcENA
DUICU

Budapest je fakticky obkll-
cen. Pouze jen jedna zelezni-
&c spojuje jeste Bud1n S vnej-
sim svetem. Jeto trait z Buda-
peSti do Vfdne a Bratislavy a
pc teto trait, jak oznamil Ber-
lin, madarska vlada uprchla
v sobotu z madarskeho hlavn1-
no mesta al do Soproni ma ra-
kouskych hraniclch.
'Marsal Stain oznamil zvlaSt
MIN rozkazem, re druha arma-
da Malinovskeho prolomila ne
meckou frontu severovychodne
Cd Budapest v delce Is mil a
obsadila pres $50 obcl. Mezi
mimi je take Vacov v ohbf Du-
maize, patnact mil severne cd
Pesti. Tim byla pTerusena re
leznicn1 trait z Pesti podel le-
veho bTehu Dunaje ma Sloven-
sko k Novym Zamkum a Bra
tislave. Zde ruske oddly do
sally JIM hranice Slovenka,
pfekrocily reku Ipolu a dobyly
BalaSskych Darmot.
Zaroven oznamil marSal Sta
lin, re jine oddly Malinovske-
no pfeplavily Sc pres Dunaj, II
mil jizne cd Budapest, a spo-
jily Sc S oddly Tolbuchinovy-
mi, ktere postupovaly k hlav-
nimu mestu podel zapadnlho
brehu reky. Tim je hlavni me-
sto fakticky obkl1ceno a ruske
oddly uz vnikly do Pesti. V
kazdem pr1pade lie ted oce-
kavat velmi brzky pad madar-
skeho hlavnlho mesta.
V zapadn1m Madarsku mar
sal Tolbuchin obsadil stanici
Kiscaeri a diesel severni clip
Blatenskeho jezera, take pre-
ruSil zeleznicn1 trait Budapest
Saskatchewan : Nagykanizsa-
Rejka, c1mz znemoznil komu-
nikace mezi oblastmi severne a
jizne cd Blatenskeho jezera.
Zmfnena trait prochazf pc Sc
vern1m bTehu jezera, kdezto
trait pc jizn1m brehu byla uz
obsazena drive.
V jihozapadn1m Madarsku
Tolbuchinovy oddly pokraco-
valy v postupu branou mezi
Blatenskym jezerem a Dravou.
V Jugoslavii sovetske a Titovy
oddly postupovaly mezi ORA
YOU a Savou a marsal Tito O.
znamuje, re posledn1 zbytky
Nemcd byly vypuzeny z alban-
skeho uzem1.
Sovetska zprava oznamuje,
re v jihozapadnfm Madarsku
cely mad'arsky pluk S dustojn1-
ky a S vyzbrojf preset ma rus
kOu stranu.
ITALSKA FRONTA.
V Italii pokracuji Anglicane
a KanaHane v utOcich u Faen-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
MiStnl ZprdVy.

: Krajane p. a pi. Jan a
Barbora stipsak nam poslali
pohlednici z Detroit, kde dl1
~navst6vou, mali Sc skvele a "a
s1lajf mile pozdravy.
Srdecny dix Ia vzpominku!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
ITALSKA FRONTA.

V Italii pokracuji Anglicane
a Kanadane v 1tocfch u Faen-
zy, ktera bran1 cestu k Bologne
Americka a britska letadla z
Francie a z Italie opet slime
bombardovala Nemecko. Byly
provedeny nalety ma Stuttgart a
ma Mnichov a Berlin.
V pondelf ma 1000 letadel
1tocilo ma Nemecko a shodily
ma 5000 tun bomb!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-15
Clensky pFispsvek ma {. N. S

slOziIi v redakci
%. Bernard Opava
p1. Barbora Opava
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
CLYDE Burr rs at Museum Meeting

OUGHS secretary OF the Detroit Institute
OF Art leaving today Milwaukee TO attend the Mid
Conference be held Friday and Saturday
The museums Michigan Indiana Illinois Ohio and Wiscon
sin will be represented
Mr. Burroughs will speak Saturday morning the subject
Benefits of a Supporting Society
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Junior Symphony Girls Contribute

THE GIRLS Junior Association Of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra a luncheon meeting yesterday Mt the DAG
contribute $3.50 to buy records for the music appre
Percy Jones Hospital -.
check will be given Mrs Glenn Anderson, president of
Sunshine Fund Inc. which sponsored the room .
suggestions for the organizations war effort
were made word from Walter Pool assistant con-
who guest OF honor representing
Henry Reichhold :. clnched the discussion
Mr. Percy Jones for the opening OF the ROOM
representing Karl Kruger and realized what the means
10 there
The they good but there not enough
he said
"Youco could ind no better money
praised the Juniors for their support OF the orchestra
which possible by the backing OF such groups
theirs . and achieving world reputation
Mrs Kenneth brief biography Of Fritz KreSer
Nho is pla he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Writer Talks
AtTownHa||.

COLIN MACKENZIE, who
has been invalided following
service with the u. S. merchant
marine, and author of the best
seller. Sailor of Fortune" was
guest speaker yesterday at the
Detroit Town Hall in the Fisher
Theater.
Seated at the speakers table
at the luncheon held at Huyler's
in his honor were Mrs. d. M.
Newbro and d. M. Newbro Jr.,
Mrs. George Pierrot. Mrs. Ar
thur Liska, Mrs. r. Malcolm
Mcclellan. Mrs. Frank Burton,
Mrs. Lester j. Barrow, Mrs. w.
Richard Ralph. Mrs. Norman
Synnestvedt and Mrs. Jules
Schneider.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
IN N aytai[ t..,,.>. VII:
with

LONELY MEN PIT boats will be gaddened by gifts pur-
proceeds OF Ladies November luncheon ana games
party held Yesterday the Detroit Golf Club
The money be turned 10 Mrs Louis Braun chair
man of the P the Womens Council OF the Navy
League
i, was party drew from the membership oil ooth
The Navy League Council and the golf club
Mrs Wellington Yates Just elected president OF me
Council Of the Navy League and Mrs STA fF"hi
state chairman there. OF course
One person missed, however was Mrs william r.
alderman reelected the board and one OF
he hardest workers IN the group
Mrs Alderman understand has gone 10 Kansas CITY 10
see her who in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Refine Clark Presides

ANGEL GREGORY, the
president, had received word
that her husband, 1t. Albert
Gregory who is in the Mer-
chant Marine was in a hos
pital in Chicago and had gone
over 10 see him -.
Refine Clark presided in her
stead -.
It was a large turnout
considering that many OF the
members have family response
bilities which prevented them
from being present and
others have jobs -.
Among those present were
Mrs. William ]. Young Jr.,
Mrs. Harvey Kimerly Mrs.
Calvin Gauss Jr., Mrs. f. Hans
Scheiwe, Evonne Squire, Mrs.
Russell Liebold. Mrs. Richard
Hanna, Mrs. J. NJ. Barnes, Mrs.
Thomas Sage, Mrs. w. w.
Templemayr, Mrs. d av d
Riekse. Mrs. A. w. Sempliner
Jr., Mrs. John d. Dougherty,
Mrs. Sibley Hoobler. Mrs.
Richard Nordrum. Mrs. Her.
man Hates. Mrs. Harold Tan
ner. Mrs. Norman Olson. Mrs.
Georges Miquelle. Mrs. Winfield
Scott Jewell Jr., Mrs. James
Barrett, Mrs. O. w. Pickard,
Mrs. Edwin Hoffman. Jane
Parks. Anne LeClear. Lois
Blackman and Josephine kar-
main =.
Mrs. Donald Melville. presi-
dent OF the Women's Associa-
ton. who was lunching in
aonther dining room =. dropped
in 10 saw a few words -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Omega Chi
Fall Dance

OMEGA CHI SORORITY will
hold its annual autumn dance
tomorrow night in the Spanish
Room of the Fort Shelby Hotel.
Among those dating for the
party are Mary Lou Nelson and
Ray Gruba, Sue Keller and
Ronnie Gallagher, Ellen Keller
and John Kerwin, Mary Ann
Helm and Paul Kilborn. Doro-
thy McGrath and Jerry Grobbel.
Carol Columbo and Patrick
Costello, Mary Gillespie and
Jack Melchoir, and Clair Mel
vim and John Childs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
OAR Plans Bazaar,
Meeting Nov. II

FORT PONcHART RAIN
CHAPTER. OAR, on Nov. II
will hold its annual bazaar and
regular meeting at Ingleside
Club.
MesdameS Theodore L. Dam
ielSon, Glen L. Ettinger, w. w.
LAYERS, John c. Shaw, Elmaer
Stindt, George II. Zerbel, Rus
sell V. Altman, Charles Loring
Hall, Robert Hale Peterson,
Harold w. Stark, John L. Vro-
man and Miss Elizabeth Austin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Hos+esses Entertain Their Guests

MRS BRAUN had large table her guests including Mrs
Erwin Mrs. James heehan Mrs Arthur Reserer Mrs D.
Grove and daughter Betty; Mrs Herman koestn mrs
Archie Mckay Mrs. William Packer, Mrs + b Common Mrs
William b. Bachman Mrs Arthur BARLEY Mrs Frank kuhn
Mrs Frank D. hostess Mrs Henry Montgomery,
Montgomery, Mrs Larry Emory and Mrs Russell oln
Mrs Sam Kelers guests were Mrs Wellington Yates
G.. Herreschof. Mrs John Aand
Mrs Mrs Harry Fruehauf Mrs Clarence Brewer MIS-
Sullivan Mrs T. F. StiHsen and Mrs Thomas Lane
Mrs Bliss Wolfe entertained Charles Husband Mrs Her.
bert Walton Milton Mrs William ONel kronner
Mrs Curtis Monteth Arthur OConnor and Mrs. Grant
Cook
Huxley had at her table Mrs Edmond Hanavan
M Fred Dvey Mrs knight and Mrs Elmer Grerson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
MariIIac Guild
Plans Party

MARILLAC GUILD of st.
Mary's Hospital will hold its
annual games party at $50
p. m. Saturday in the Wayne
University auditorium. Mullett
and st. Antoine streets. Mrs.
William ]. Wiebelhaus. chair
man, will be assisted by:
Mesdames V. j. Turcotte, Y.
A. Hakenjos. Terry McGovern,
G.. L. Van Antwerp, A. V. Died.
rich. Harold G.. Frear. (. M.
Bursick, Henry Platz and Miss
Mary Lee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Father, Daughter
To Visit East

DIR. EDW ARD MacINNIS
and daughter. Patricia, will
leave this weekend for New
York City, where they will
spend a week at the Gotham
Hotel.
They will return by the way
of Washington. where they will
be guests of Reginald Furness
of the British embassy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Ann Brod to Wed
Raymond Letter

MR.. AND MRS. SAMUEL
BROD of Webb avenue, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Ann, TO Pvt. Raymond
Letter. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Letter of Webb
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Josiah Harmar
Meeting Nov. I8

GENERAL JOSIAH HAIR
MAR CHAPTER of the OAR
will meet on Saturday AZ 10
p. m. in the home of Miss Dor
othy Lewis in Dundee avenue
10 do Red Cross work.
A potluck luncheon will be
served. Assisting Miss Lewis as
hostesses will be Mrs. Dwight
w. Slater and Mr.. Matthew r.
Hansen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Charles R. Smith
Off for Nebraska

PFC. CHARLES r. SMITH.
following his honeymoon, left
for Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. Smith,
the former Rita Margaret Lit
win, is making her home with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. M.
Litwin in Wykes avenue.
Pfc. Smith is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Smith Of Mans
field avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Mabel Thomson's
Troth Announced

MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT
THOMSON of Haverhill road,
announces the engagement of
their daughter. Mabel. TO Cpl.
Harold Parsons. RCAF. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Parsons
Of Toronto. Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Mrs. May Joins
Husband in Texas

MRS. JOSEPH MAY Of York
shire road. Crosse Pointe, has
left for Gainesville, Tex, to join
Capt. May, who is stationed at
Camp Howe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17

Plans were made for an in
formal membership tea on Dec.
10 at the home of Alison
Hitchcock, f. Boston Blvd. >.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Joseph Mazureks
On Honeymoon

MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH
MAZUREK left on a honeymoon
in the East following their mar
riage Saturday evening in st.
Florian Church.
Mrs. Mazurek was Helen
Gershow, daughter Of Mrs. Til
lie Gershow. of Sargent avenue,
and the bridegroom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ma
Zurek OF Norwalk avenue.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
COUPLE BLOWN FROM DOCK AT CORDOVA

CORDOVA, Dec. 15.-(AP)- Mrs. o. J. Dahl Dahl and her brother, Leon Larson, were blown off the dock here yester- day, but fortunately, were res cued by the quick thinking and action of Coast Guardsman Serrill Hammette, radioman third class, who is stationed here, and who has had consider able service in the Aleutians.
 There was terrific wind blowing and Mrs. Dahl and MT. Larson became worried about their boat which was docked with the ice-covered flotilla. They went to check the moorings where MT. Larson slipped and dislocated his shoulder.
 They went ahead, however, and just at the end of the pier the wind caught them and literally lifted them off the dock into the water
 Coast Guardsman Hammette heard the splash and whipped off his dungarees. Disregarding the icy waters and heavy wind he dived in.
 Larson had tried to support his sister, but she was out of sight when Hammette arrived. He tow ed Larson to the boat.
 Larson cried: My sister is over there.''
 Hammette then went back and seeing dark, struggling mass in the water, made out the figure of Mrs. Dahl and supported her to the boat.
 First aid was administered by Dr. R. L. Stricker at the Cordova Community Hospital, where both
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
9l JAP PLANES DESTROYED
 BY TANK PLIERS
By LEFT ERIcSON

U. s. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD QUARTERS AT PEARL HAR- BOR, Dec. 15.-(AP)- Admiral Chester Nimitz today announced the destruction of 91 Japanese planes by carrier-based Ameri- can aircraft in a raid on Luzon Island in the Philippines.
 He also announced three new land smashes at Iwijima, the in tervening enemy air base along the B-29 road to Tokyo.
 The communique said the att tack on Luzon, which is the is- land on which Manila Is situated, was directed at the harbor and airfields, but gave no further details other than the shooting down of IA Nipponese planes.
 This was in addition to the TT planes destroyed on the ground on Wednesday in a devastating raid.
 There have been 10 attacks in 13 days to knock out the airfield from which the enemy has been sending planes to attack the B-29 base at Saipan, which is 725 miles south.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
MRS. McALEE JOINS HUSBAND IN NOME

Mrs. J. E. McAlee, wife of Jim McAlee, owner and operator of the Nome Electric Shop, was an arrived on the PAA Wednesday. Mrs. McAlee was one of the first passengers on the new run of Douglas planes for the P. A. A. from Seattle to Fairbanks. She says she was in Fairbanks eight hours after leaving Seattle. The McAlees will make their home here, although at present they are house-hunting.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
NIMITZ TO CHANGE HIS HEADQUARTERS

U. s. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD QUARTERS AT PEARL HAIR BOR, Dec. 15.-(AP)-Admiral Chester Nimitz will soon estab- fish his Pacific Fleet advanced headquarters in the forward area he said in a press release over the Australian radio today.
 It is reported that the new site will be Guam.
 The announcement said, how ever, that the main headquarters will remain at Pearl Harbor, and made no comment on the Aus tralian interpretation of the site at Guam.
 The capture of the Gilbert, Marshall, Marianas, Ulitsi and Palau areas permitted the nov ing of the center of gravity of operations for the ground, sea and air forces in the Pacific ocean areas to the far westward.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
ON VISIT TO DAUGHTER

MT. and Mrs. H. D. Miley ar- rived from Fairbanks via Wien Airlines, enroute to visit their daughter who is at Norvik. The Mileys came all the way from Jamestown, N. D., and are en- toying their trip in Alaska very much. After they have completed their visit they hope to make their home in California.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
are recovering.

are recovering.
 Mrs. Dahl lost a purse contain ing a large sum of money and her precious citizenship papers.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
TOM BLACHFORD IN FROM TELLER

Tom Blachford made a round trip to Teller on business and expects to return there soon to spend the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
NOTICE

The Ladies Aid Society will have 3 Food and Gift Sale et the N. C. Store tomorrow. Sat- urdaY. The sale starts at l0:00 o'clock.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15
NOTICE!

Polet's Store will be open to- night from 7:00 o'clock until $500 o'clock.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15

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 NOME. ALASKA FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18th TWO SHOWS-7:l5 & $500 P. M TOMBSTONE" With RICHARD DIX and
 FRANCIS CLIFFORD And "HIAWATHA'S RABBIT
 HUNT, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18th ONE SHOW-7:l5 P. M. BACK STREET" With CHASE. BOYER and MARGUERITE SULLIVAN And FURTHER PROOF OF
 NOSTRADAMUS', SUNDAY. DECEMBER l7th TWO SHOWS-7:l5 & $500 P. M.
 LADY FROM
 LOUISIANA" With JOHN WAYNE and
 ONA -MUNSoN And WHO'S sUPERSTITIoUs" MONDAY AND TUESDAY DECEMBER l8th- 18th ONE SHOW-7:30 PM. LADY BE GOOD" With ROBERT YOUNG and ELEANOR POWELL Also "HoLLYWooD,s
 DAREDEvILS" WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY DECEMBER 20th-2lst ONE SHOW-7:30 P. M. WHATS BUZZIN' COUSIN?" With ANN MILLER, JOHN HUBBARD and ROCHESTER And ''sFAMILY TROUBLE, an
 Our Gang Comedy
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-15

Read it III The Nugget.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
q NERO
NeedSd A
Rec0rd Az

We can't make an affidavit that Nero was
actually responsible for the burning of Rome
-. but we do know that his fiddle. playing didn't
help matters any and it's possible that the
neighbors set fire to the city in self.defense.
The fire lasted for almost week and
authorities claim that Nero played right
through it :. which is even better than Jack
Benny could do without getting flock of sour
letters from the network
We're not positive either, whether Nero
played 1--WE, Boogie.Woogie or whether he
stuck stanchly to the Classics. But there's
one advantage in being an Emperor you
can play almost any kind of music you want,
and make everybody like it. At least, that's
what Nero thought and history proves
that he almost got away with it.
But if music really has "charms to soothe
the savage breast" .. then history might have
taken different turn -. and all the calamities
that befell the Roman Empire under Nero
might have been averted. That is, if Nero had
known the JOY and consolation of Americas
great recorded music i. :. and if somehow
somebody could have swapped Nero a modern
Record Album for his fiddle and bow.
We're thinking, of course, of the great
Record Assortments you'll find this Christmas
at The Hecht Co. {. {. the albums, and records
and cabinets so many Washingtonians will
receive from loving friends and relatives on
Christmas morning.
Nor are we assuming that you have any
Neros on your Christmas List (and you're
lucky for that. But modern Americans
especially here in Washington ). can make
the Royal Music of ancient Rome sound like a
dime harmonica in comparison Because the
Record Assortments of The Hecht Co.,
provide an almost limitless variety of the
greatest music of all the ages.
So whether your gift list calls for Records
that swing or sway -. jive or jitterbug or
symphonies or operas -. whether you
want Beethoven or Bing Crosby Wayne
King or Wagner -. Bach or Benny Goodman
. you'll find them in the Christmas Assert.
ment at The Hecht Co.
And you'll find another thing besides :.
that your Christmas gift, whatever may be
its nature, will carry an added welcome if
it bears the famous label of The Hecht Co.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-07-14
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Renshaw
On visit From Great Falls

W. G. Renshaw. chief of aux.
iliary military police of the Great
Falls air base, and his wife were
here through last week in the en-.
joyment of h is first vacation
since he assumed duties at the
air base post. Mrs. Renshaw, an
instructor in Browning public
schools, is spending the summer
at Great Falls.
With a maximum of nearly loo
men in his guard unit. he and his
men have the responsibility of
eliminating every risk that could
impair the war effort at the air
base.
Factors requiring t h eli r I'm.
:easing surveillance and alertness
involve the possibilities of camou-
flage and ordinary hazards due
to carelessness and theft.
The auxiliary military policies
record of efficiency is one of the
highest in the nation. it is under.
stood.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-07-14
Navy Recruiter
In Browning July II

Chief Petty Officer Dan Col
ton, navy recruiter for this area,
will be in Browning On the after
noon and evening of July II to
interview persons wanting to en-
ter the naval service.
Il will be primarily interested
in interviewing women who want
information on service in h e
WAVES" he said. There is
no better place for a young
woman between 20 and SO to give
important service to her coun-
try's war effort than in h e
women's reserve of the navy. In
it a young women receives train
ing. travel and experience that
would cost her thousands of dol
lars to obtain:iin civilian life, and
in the Waves she is paid while
receiving these things