davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-03-23
North Valley News

MIR. and Mrs. Garret BECKER
and their daughter law, Mrs.
George Blocker, returned to
their home in Rothimay last
week after spending a few days
at the home of their son.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
DIR. Munk do Angle.

New York (CTK) - Cesko-
slovensky narodohospodarsky
odbornfk DIR. ing. F. Munk, je-
hoz knfzka "Ceskoslovensko a
jeho hospodafska budoucnost''
vysla nedavno a jejz organise
&c UNRRA poverila organise
vanfm vycvikoveho strediska
pro vychovu a vycvik pracov-
Mkt teto organisace pfi uni
versite statu Maryland, odjiz-
di v dohledne dobe do Angle.
Jeho 1kolem v novem pIsobisti
Dude poloziti zaklady obdob-
neho vycvikoveho strediska
pro pracovnfky vsech spojenec
kych stat1, zejmena tech, S nj
miz UNRRA Dude spolupraco-
vati ma socialnf pece a povalec-
ne repatriace. Pobyt DIR. Nun
ka v Europe Dude jen docasny
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Nota csl. vlady o oloupenem
zlatu.

Londyn (CTK) = Ceskoslo-
venska vlada zaslala spojenec-
kym a neutraln1m vladam notu,
v nlz oznamuje, re neuznava
a v budoucnosti neuzna prevod
vlastnickych pray k uloupene-
mu zlatu, jez mocnosti Osy me-
ly kdykoli drzbe nebo jez do
sud v drzbe mali nebo jlmz
disponovaly ma svetovem trhu.
Podobne jake vlada Spojenych
Statn, Velke Britanie a Soviet
skeho svazu ceskoslovenska
vlada dale prohlasuje, re JEFF
zasadou Dude nekupovat zlato
cd zadne zeme, jez neprerusi-
la styky s Osou, dokud nebude
pine presvedcena, re nejde o
zlato, jez pfislusna zeme mo-
hla nebo niue prodat jen pro-
to, re zfskala jine zlato primo
81 nepTfmo Cd zemf Osy.
Podobne prohlaseni vydala
vlada norska, holandska, lu-
cemburska a polska ma navrh
Spojenych StatG, jenz byl po-
zdeji podporovan Velkou Bri-
tamil a Sovetskym svazem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
BY LEFT

tax jake my zajem ma tom, ably
Sc v produkci nezbytnfch civil
mich pfedmetu pokracovalo.
Vojenske organy sdflejf s Mani
MAJOR, re produkce nezbytne-
no zbozf pro civilni spotrebu je
taktez casti valecneho progra-
mu; jeho provaden1m zachova-
me 81 nase domacnosti, postara-
me Sc o to, ably narod byl slus-
ne osacen, zabran1me ztrate
pracovnfch hodin a opatr1me
veci, kterych je nezbytne treba
k zachovan1 civiln1ho hospodaf
stvf. Musime usilovati O zvyse-
nj teto nezbytne produkce. Ne
navrhujeme rozsfren1 produk-
&c pTedmetG, produkce, ktera
by odvadela pracovn1 s1lu Cd
vyroby valecne nebo cd vyro-
by nezbytnych vec1 pro spo-
trebu civilnf.
Pan Elliott zd1raznuje, re
jeho Trad Dude vazne uvazova-
tt pouze o produkci takovych
spotrebn1ch statkG, kterych je
skutecne treba, jake ma pr. O
vyrobe latek ma pracovn1 ode
Wy, zarfzenf pro podniky, pos
kytujfcf sluzby r16zneho druhu,
pracovnfch rukavic, detske sat
silva, lamp a bateri1 do radia a
pod, zkratka vec1, kterych je
Poole nazor1 Americana oprav
du treba Ike kazdodennfmu Ii
votu.
F. L. I. S. Common Council.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25

dost z one v6cne, neuhasitelne,
smyslne zenskosti; zGstalo v nj
ieste dost z divoke elegance
tropicke selmy, ktera "a pohla-
zenf zasadf palcivou ranu 2
vrozene zakerne lstivosti.
Kocka je zena, kocka je hra,
IRA, kterou hraje s vami. Koc-
ka vi, vojaku, re prot nj isl
bezbranny, protoze ma chvili
rad zapomenes ma baraky a
primitivnf zivot tabora, ma noe
nj pochody, unavna cviceni a
vsechno vsedni; vi re il opus
It's i to, re vrazdf ptaky, ktere
mas tax rad, i to, re casem da
pTednost prachu v prfstenku
pro sousedstvi mysi, jimiz opo-
vrhuje jeste hloubeji nez psy.
Kocka k%rvelacnice ii usedne
ma kiln a lisa Sc a prede jen
pokud ona chce. Ale pokud
chce, smfs byt jejfm panem, Ii
vitelem. Tu isl tim dlouhono-
hymn, ktery zvonf plechovymi
miskami, jejichz laciny zvuk
pTipomfna persky bazaar - po-
hadka davno zaslych dob Min
dy-zebracky. Vzdyt, neni-li
vlastne kocka S nami v exilu?
"Chtel bych vedet, co 81 koc-
ka myslf, kdyz pfede?" sveril
Sc mi vojak.
Blahovy, vzdyt nevis ami, co
81 myslf ten, jenz vedle tebe spi
prosty clovek jake ty.
Je-li kocka zena, kote je de-
tatko. Videl jsem vojaky las
kat s kotaty, nosit Jim mlecko,
susit je, zmokla, teplem Vast
nfho tela ma 1kor vlastniho te-
pla, stlat Jim pelfsky, robit jim
hracky. Objevil jsem, re duse
vojaka oplyva nehou pro vse-
chino kocici.
Zrozeni kotete je slavnou u
dalosti v taboTe. Ma ne mysl1
celia rota. Je zrnkem nehy v
kamenite plant vyhnanstvf. Phi
pomene ii domov. Pohled ma
ne je pohledem ma krasnou do
konalost.
V te samote, We ktere je vo-
.jaku casio lit, je mu kocka,
krom PISA, jedinym stvorenim,
ktere ma neho donna ceka, KITE
re no vita.
Byt nekym ocekavan = ne
nj to "a vSechna blazenstvi
sveta, ma Mindo-Zebracko?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Vystraha SlovakGm pred
nemeckym rabovanim.

New York (CTK) = Cesko-
~slovensky voj1n, ktery byl S ce-
skoslovenskou brigadou v TIA
lii, pronesl pc SVEN navratu ma
londynskem rozhlase 80. GER
vence varovanf Slovak1m.
"Pov1m vam", Tekl, "co de-
lali N6mci v Italii, nez Sc dali
ma 1stup. Nejdr1ve sebrali vse-
chen dobytek; pax zotvfrali
dvefe vsech domI a wall vse-
chino, ma CO pTisli. MAX Jim
nevadilo, re Italov6 byli spo-
jenci. Stejne by 81 jiste poci-
nall i ma Slovensku, bez ohle-
du ma to, IDA okradajf nacistu
nebo dobreho Slovaka. M6jte
to ma vedomf a snazte Sc re
vsech sill zabraniti tomu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
F. L.. /. S. Common Council.
cs. letci operuji We Francii.

Ceskoslovensti letci pfistali
ma francouzske pGde. Takrka
ctyfi roxy ma den cd sveho Cd
letu pres sevrn1 Afriku do Vel
Ike Britanie Sc vratili, ably z
pTedsunute zakladny v Nor
mandii provadeli dalsf operac-
nj Lefty mad nemeckou f%rontou.
"Byli jsme tax bllzko bojoveho
pasma", pravil jeden z Mich, re
jsme neustale slyseli palbu, a
nepratelske delostTelectvo mas
nekolikrat bombardovalo." ma
81 letci byli prvn1, kter1 pfistali
ma novem letisti, kde jiz ma ne
cekal kanadsky personal a OBJ
rovske stroje dosud dokonco-
valy praci. "Kazdy mel skye
lou moralku," vypraveli, Cad
ny by nebyl vymenil tezke Ii
votni podminky ma fronte "a
pohodli tabord v Anglii."
"Spojenci 1toci obrovskymi
silami", pravil jeden z cesko-
slovenskych letcd, kteT1 pfi-
stall We Francii. "Videli jsme,
jak fronta doslova cd hodiny u
stupuje cd mas ma jihovychod.
Cekali jsme take, re nalezne-
me znicenou zemi, ale v nasem
okolf byly jen diva domy rozbi-
te. Francouzske obyvatelstvo,
ktere mas prijalo jak stare INA
me, Sc jiz naucilo nekolik SLOW
anglicky. Ma dGveru v britske
pen1ze a vypravelo nam, jak
Nemci pred nasim pr1chodem
hospodaTili." To vypraveli,
letci, kter1 byli prvnlmi Cecho-
slovaky ma zapadnf fronte. Re
sveho predsunuteho letiste sc
s1castnili ofensivy jihovychod-
ne cd Caen a znicili nepratel-
sky transport ma ceste k from
tie.
Jedna re stihaclch perutl pro
vedla nekolik ofensivn1ch prG.
Zkumu a stretla Sc S nepratel'
skou motorisovanou kolOnou
Prvni VIZ byl znicen a tfi dals.
zapaleny. Behem tehoz pruz'
kumu napadla perut nemec:
kou 1tocnou vozbu; jeden by.
vyhozen do povetr1 a druhy IN
Gil vybuch. Druha perut napa.
ola v prostoru Wire Falaise re
leznicn1 vozy, ostrelovala pc
trolejovy tank, deset vagon1
osobnl viz S nemeckymi du
stojniky. Podobne akce pro
vedla i dalsi perut, aniz 81
kdekoli setkala s odporen
Luftwafee. Tyto prvn1 1tok.
ceskoslovenskych letcG byl.
vykonay Sc ztratou jednoho
nasich letounG.
! jim (Cechoslovak)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Papirovy bIahobyt.

New York (CTK)-Prazsky
nemecky rozhlas 81 80. cerven-
&c pochvaloval, jak blahodar-
ny vliv melo nemecke panstvi
v "protektorate" ma vzestup
bankovnich vkladG. z Is mi
lard korun, ulozenych ma kon-
ci roku 1889, vklady stouply
ma 60 miliard Ike konci r. 1913.
Nemc1m je kazdy podvod
dobry; to Sc rozuml, re Sc ne
zmfnili We svych v%ypotcech G
tom, re inflacnl wrist obehu
bankovek cin1 asi 700 procent
take sc skutecna hodnots
vklad1, ma oko zvetsenych, oc
r. 1889 znacne snlzila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Vyznamenani psi.

V poslednfch tydnech bylo
nekolikrat oznameno, re psi
byli %pocteni medali1 a nenf INA
mo, jestli by jim nebyla pekna
kost milejsf, ale jist6 je, re ne
kteF1 proti tomu PROFESSIONAL,
re takove vyznamenanf nalezf
pouze voj1nGm. Nicmene i mno-
ri voj1ni prohlasuj1, re 81 toho
psi zaslouz1, zejmena v bojfch
S Japonci. Ma ostrove Guamu
Sc skryvalo ohromne mnozstvf
JaponcG a kdyz tam pTisli nasi
marini, marne Sc pokouseli je
%vypatrati. Obycejne je spatrili
az kdyz vylezli zesvych der a
to p~ravidelne stale nejaky lid
sky zivot. Teprve kdyz byli pTi-
vedeni vycvicenf psi, stall Sc Ii
vot ma ostrove bezpecnejs1.
Psdm byly nejprve dany k oci-
chant mrtvoly padlych Japon-
CT a pax jim dan rozkaz, ably
Sli hledati. Jakmile nejakou
skrysi vycenichali, dali zvlastn1
znamen1 a o dalsf Sc uz marini
postarali. Nekdy psi sami vni-
knou do jeskyne a Japonce po-
padnou a casio jich nekolik u
smrtf nez Pride pomoc, aneb
sami jsou zastreleni. Podob-
nych prfpadG Sc jiz mnozstvf
udalo a proto vojaci nezarli ma
psi hrdiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
Ma vojns hrozi vselijake
nebezpeci.

Oddil kanadske pechoty byl
onehdy ma pochodu v okoli
Caen We Francii, kde jsou roz-
sable ovocne sadly a Ia chvili
celia setnina onemocnela. Do
stall slime bolesti zaludku a le-
kar zjistil, re snedli pf1lis mno-
no nezralych jablek. Velicf dd-
stojnfk pravil, re je to nasle.
dek spatne vychovy; kanadske
matky pry neuc1 sve ditky, Re
nemajf j1st nezrale ovoce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25
VYROBA VETSfHO MNOz-
STVf CIVILNfHO BOZ "a
VISf MA PRUBEHU VALKY.

VISf MA PR0BEHU VALKY.
Ii z mas, kteri doufaji We vet
81 produkci spotfebn1ch statkG
v dobe valky, NELL by Sc lepe
seznamiti Sc jmenem William
Y. Elliotta, noveho sefa UTadu
civilnfch potreb, jehoz 1kolem
je rozhodovati, ktere predmety
pro civilni spotrebu budou ma
dale vyrabeny a v jakem mnoz
stv1.
Pan Elliott, ktery je soucas-
ne mfstopredsedou Rady valec-
ne produkce, ~netajil sc pri ne
davnem prevzeti noveho mista
s rozhodnutim nedovoliti vyro-
bu zbozi, kdyby tato vyroba
jakkoli zasahovala do vyroby
valecne. Ucinil tax v prohlase-
nj, re jeho trad nedoporuc1 W.
robu veci, jejichz produkce by
"mohla ohroziti produkci byt i
jedine zbrane, potrebne pro
nejrychlejsi NONE vitezstv1''.
"Nas1m ukolem je dbati toho
ably pima produktivn1 vykon-
most byla zuzitkovana ma vyro-
blu predmetG skutecne nezbyt-
nych," pravil pan Elliott.
Pan Elliott potvrdil, re vyro-
ba aspon jednoho nezbytneho
predmetu elektrickych zehli-
eek : byla jiz zajistena. Oceka-
va sc, re do konce tohoto roku
stoupne pravidelna rocnf vyro-
ba techto zehlicek ma 2,OO0.-
900, coz Size neuspokojf celou
poptavku, ale stac1 k ukojeni
skutecne potreby.
V p~T1tomnosti VENUE pane FL
liott1v Trad zvlastn1 p%ozornost
otazce radiovych lamp a bate
Ri pro radia ma farmach, ma
nez neni zavedena elektfina.
Tyto potreby jsou POOLE jeho
dsudku povazovany "a skutec-
ne dGlezite, a jejich nedostatek
ma volnem trhu byl privoden
velkou spotrebou vojenskou.
Lampy a baterie do radia jsou
zvlaste dGlezite ma odlehlych
farmach, kde radio represen-
tuje jedine spojenf S okolnlm
svetem, a Trad civiln1ch potreb
hodla proto vynaloziti veskere
1sili ma zvyseni jejich pro-
dukce, tTeba i "a cenu restrikc-
nj upravy produkce nejakeho
jineho pTedmetu pro civilni O.
byvatelstvo.
Take vyroba detskeho Sat
silva a zimniho prada Sc po-
sledni dobou znacne zlepsila.
Podobne tomu i v rukavicskem
prdmyslu, jehoz produktivnost
klesla ma SO procent spotreby,
a ktery sc poseldn1 dobou
vzmaha. Nedavny zakrok OPA
a Rady valecne produkce Dude
miti v tonic smeru jiz v neko-
lika prfstich mesfc1ch take, sku-
tecne dobre vysledky.
Vyroba zarfzenf pradelen a
chemickych cist1ren taktez doz-
nava znatelneho zlepsenl. T.
rad civilnfch potfeb povazuje
tyto podniky "a opravdu dule-
Ute, nebot zhorsovan1 jejich
sluzby melo by neprfznivy vliv
ma americkou domacnost, ne
hlede ami ma to, re by zvlaste
mezi tenant znamenalo caste
nedostaveni Sc do prace We va
lecnem prnmyslu. Zamestna-
ne zeny, ktere jsou soucasne
hospodynemi, by nejvice utr-
pely takovymto snizenim W.
konnosti pradelen a chemic-
kych cistiren, a kdyby musely
konati tyto prace samy donna.
nemohl by Sc Jim nikdo ami di-
WITH kdyby sem tam "vypra-
hly z prace v tovarne.
"Nalehajice ma zavedenl pre-
gramu, ktery by vyhovoval Pc
trebam, n~ezapomfname, re wy
nam valecneho programu neby.
nikdy dIlezitejsi nezli dnes,'
pravi pan Elliott. "Nesml nan
ami pripadnouti ma mysl della
ii neco, co by ohrozilo valecnol
produkci, ami CO by odvadelt
vyrobni prostTedky d valecne
no 1silf americkeho."
"Rranna moe ma vSak praVt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-25

Londyn (CTK) - President
DIR. Edward Benes vyznamenal
velkym krlzem Tadu Bileho
Iva plukovnfka Anthony Drex-
ell Biddla a Alexandra Bogo-
molova, byvale velvyslance
Spojenych Stat1 a Sovetskeho
svazu u ceskoslovenske vlady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Examiners Approve
! AirIines 10 Detroit
international Photo

Nonstop air service between
Detroit and Chicago and airline
service between Milwaukee and
New York with stops AT Detroit
and Cleveland were approved to-
day by examiners Of the Civil
Aeronautlcs Board in Washington
II the recommendations are ap-
proved by the board, Northwest
Airlines will be permitted TO in
augurate Milwaukee Detroit
service and Pennsylvania Central
Airlnes 10 fly between Detroit
and Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
FDR'sCdmpdign
Stand Attacked

NEW YORK, July Is GNS)-
Firing his first campaign shot,
Rep. Charles A. Halleck, Indiana,
chairman Of the Republican ma
tional congressional committee.
today branded President RooSe-
velt'S fourth-term stand as COM
mander-in-Chief of the armed
forces as "a myth"
"Mr. Roosevelt" said HalleCk,
'is either a candidate In the
political sense or he Is not a
candidate. His stand as COM
mander- in-chief Of our army and
navy Is myth and we don't
intend TO let him get away
with it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Parade 10 Honor
Robert Burns

A parade and memorial pro-
gram at CaSs Park, Temple and
Second, will be held next Sunday
afternoon under the sponsorship
of the Detroit Burns Club to COM
memorate the death OF Robert
Burns, Scottish poet.
With Robert Schram and Will
liam ]. Stewart as marshals, the
parade will form on Woodward
at Garfield at 2 o'clock and march
to the park where a program will
be held.
WreathS will be laid at the
foot OF statue of Burns and an
address will be made by Rev.
Frederick Gown of Ann Arbor.
Peter McGregor of Ferndale will
recite selections from the works
of the poet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Guerillas iinP Poland
Seek Ammunition
Soviet Group Appeal
TO United Nations

WASHINGTON. July Is ms
The Soviet-SponSored National
Council of Poland--whlch de-
nounces the Polish government in
London was revealed today 10
have asked Great Britain and the
United States to supply arms and
ammunition for the people s
army which is fighting within
Poland.
The disclosure was made by the
Soviet embassy IN Washington,
which praised the work Of the
peoples army and criticized the
regular Polish government forces
as "dcmorallzed
Noicing the appeal for arms,
the Soviet embassy declared
THE guerilIas destroyed many
railroad trains, wrecked num-
her Of stations and interrupted
traffic for thousands Of hours.
They eXterminated thousands of
Germans, including several gem
erals"
But there are not enough arms,
the embassy said 10 serve all the
patriots who are rising within
Poland 10 JON the peoples army.
Thus the appeal TO the United
Nations.
The state department reacted
Sympathetlcally pointing out that
II is standard practice 10 arm the
partiSanS everywhere, but added
that IL would not be possible TO
deal directly with the Polish coun-
cil since the United States still
recognizes the Polish government
in London
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
RV Eve Jolly

IT'S cruel propaganda that cats
L are mot affec,ionate,' "impos-
Sihle TO leash and train and diff
ncult 10 teach tricks
When one who understands cats
hears such remarks he we'll knows
that the speaker has never owned
cat. or hasn't taken time TO un-
derStand his pet.
Cats, to my knowledge are self
sufficient, but they most certainly
are alfectonate and easier TO
train than any other house pct.
The whole fault hes in the fact
that people who own them usu-
ally pay them very little atten-
ton.
Without time spent, and under
standing given. no animal VIII
develop IN the arts considered I'M
pOrtant by humans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Montgomery on Leave

HOLLYWOOD July - CUP)-
Bcdccked with two rows OF cam
paign ribbons. 1t. Cmdr Robert
Montgomery arrived home today
Via American AirlincS for his first
leave since Christmas. Mont
gomcrv is commander Of A de-
>troyer which participated in the
invasion Of Normandy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

no more likely pet for
L small quarters than cat.
Given a few TOYS. Catnip tree
and clean sand box, a kitten Will
grow 10 happy, healthful maturity.
And. of course IFS not only alb
Surd hut ignorant as well TO label
cats as disease carriers.
As 10 intelligence. cats can he
taught any trick or habit you
wish 10 teach them.
Many Of my friends have leash
broken cats that are walked daily
and behave eNcellently IN traffic.
MOST cats are fine travellers.
vi Tiger for instance. who
lives in Long Beach, Cal, travels
TO all conventions and meetings
held nv Golden State Post, 279,
Veterans of Foreign Wars. Wear
ING an official uniform. He shakes
hands. sells bonds and distributes
coStumcd pictures Of himself for
donations.
The post uses money derived
from the sale of Tigers picture
for the orphans home fund.
Tiger saluteS the flag and says
his prayers. but he's no purebred
and he preens in the sun and
sleeps in a tiny ball just as your
own cat does.
Yes. a basket Of kittens can be-
come accomplished affectionate
pets. All they need is patient,
kindly. understanding owners!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Court Backs
War PIa ant

The owner OF a renovated stable
lost his attempt today to Gust a
booming war industry from his
property when Circuit Judge
Miller ruled an oral agreement
with his tenants was binding.
The tenants, Howard n. Mutt
and his wife, Edna, operate the
Mutt Motor Rebuilders in the old
building at Abbott and Twelfth.
Their firm is the largest manufac-
turer of pins for tank treads.
The Nuts brought suit when
the landlord, Frank Arquillo,
sought to Gust them from the
building, claiming they rented on
a monthly basis. The Nuts con-
tended that they had an oral
agreement with Arquillo under
which they could occupy the prem
ises for the duration. On the
strength of this, they spent $780,
900 setting up their shop, they
claimed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Workers Get
Brief HO|iddy

The majority Of the 156. 900 en-
ployes in war plants operated by
Detroitis four largest companies,
will have from one 10 three days
off for the Christmas holidays, it
was announced today.
Work schedules in the various
plants are:
Ford-W low Run bomber
plant. closed Saturday, Sunday
and Monday with the exception OF
II departments that will work
Saturday; administration building
closed Saturday, Sunday and Mon
DAY.
Rouge, Highland Park. Lincoln
and 20 outlying plants closed Sun
day and Monday, with the excep-
ton of a few seven-day schedule
jobs that will continue.
General Motors Corp-All Is
Detroit plants closed Christmas
Day only.
Chrysler-Seventeen Detroit
plants will close Christmas Day
with the exception Of a few de-
partments that will work 10 main
tain schedules.
Briggs-Seven Detroit plants
closed Christmas Day with the ex-
ception OF a few necessary depart
ments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
z Monroe els Killed
Times Photo

MONROE. Dec. 21-Two Mon
roe County soldiers who entered
military service the same day,
April %, 1914, have been reported
killed in Germany, Pvt. James c.
Harmon was killed Nov. % and
Pvt. Harland p. Liedel on Dec. 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22

the Art Founders Society an
Rounced gifts aggregating $74 600,
TO be used for purchasing specific
works of art for the collection OF
the museum.
The amount came from men,
bers of the Art Founders Society.
The trustees also authorized the
expenditure of $1,000 from their
own funds. for the museum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Youth Admits Robbery

Robert z. Watts. 20, OF a hotel
at SAL <. Jefferson. was held
today for sentencing after plead
ing guilty of smuggling Charles
Ames, 50, another guest at the
hotel and robbing him of $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Art institute Gets
Funds for Collection

Christmas spirit was high at
Detroit Institute of Arts today as
Dexter M. Ferry Jr., president of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-22
Stain Reaches IS

MOSCOW, Dec. 81 tUP)-I
Premier Stains 65th birthday
passed uncelebrated today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-03
Internees Return
CcOntinued from Page D

cathedral and the 18th Century clock tower of the Palaz1o Publico in the main square.
 The Allied gunners yielded their big guns like Q surgeons scalpel to oust the Germans without smashing the priceless renaissance relics of the city. As we stood on a hilltop yesterday with French observation officers, one of them said:
 Regard how carefully the gun- ners avoid the center of the city"
 Shells and mortars were plastering the German trenches and dugouts of the outskirts and even as we watched through binoculars which magnified the tiny figures of the enemy 20 times, we could see them slowly, reluctantly, getting up out of their positions and retreating northward.
 We could plainly see the five spires risin gover the city which had been our place of internment but no shells burst near them. The German infantry left rear guard of tiger tanks behind for cover and we could see them scrambling for cover.
 Allied shells peppered all around the tanks and we could see the crews climb out and strive desper- ately to make repairs while lodging shell bursts. But the smelling was far from one-sided.
 Twice while we lay on the attic floor of farmhouse which the French had converted into for- ward observation post, enemy shells thudded into the masonry, the ex- plosions showering us with plaster. Two men were killed and three wounded at thta post just before our arrival.
 Eleanor acted as translator be- tween French officers and It. Her.. bert Siercks, Fremont, Neb., ocnm- mander of an American tank de- stroyer unit which went forward to clean out the rear guard German tigers.
 The French spotter gave Siercks a target and the Nebraskan climbed aboard his giant destroyer saying, I'm off to get taht tiger" A few minutes later he did.
 Siena was taken by Algerian Goums. barefoot, pig-tailed fighters who like best to get in close to the enemy with their long knives. Capt. Pierre Lyautey, newhew of Frances famous colonizing Marshal Lyautey, told us they had proved themselves magnificent fighters
 The Goums, surprised at seeing a woman at the front, chuckled and made gutteral sounds as Eleanor passed-the Goum equivalent of the American wolf whistle"