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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-05-04

an excellent job in handling the
subscription sales for this magazine
and several hundred conservation
minded folks of the community are
on the mailing list. In the month of
March the Bluffton Club ranked third
in the state for the number of SUBJ
scriptions turned in for the month.
Herb is also serving his second term
as secretary of the Allen County
Advisory Committee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-05-04

Russell Lantz has been doing a
fine job in keeping the feeding pro-
gram going at the Campus Reserve.
The campus has proved good in
vestment for the club in the rearing
of fox and grey squirrels. Besides
the feeding program to induce the
squirrels to stay within the confines
of the reserve Lantz was instrument
tai in having six more dens erected
at the campus during clean up day.
Helping Lantz on the project of
erecting the dens were Aldine Kohl,
Howard Krehbiel, and Helen Arters.
The addition of six dens installed
brings the total up to approximately
20 artificial dens erected in the
reserve.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-05-04

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
The State of Ohio.
Allen County. IS.
Estate of Addison Miller. Deceased
w p. Anderson Of Citizens Bldg. Lima.
Ohio. has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
mistrator De Bonis Non of the estate of Ad-
Olson Miller, late of Allen County. Ohio. de-
ceased.
Dated this 25th day of Arril. ia44.
RAYMOND p SMITH
Probate Judge
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-05-04

s2oo CASH. You can have it right away Use
1T on your farm to good advantage. Repay
after harvest next fall. Special low-cost loans
for farmers. Write stop in. Hours to 5
longer.
THE CITY LOAN
and Savings Company
zoe w. Market. Lima Ohio
Paul SchoenIein. Mgr
Phone 1851
Evening star., 1944-02-01
Woodwurd's Show Windows
Feature War Bond Exhibit

Eight show windows In the Wood
ward and Lothrop department store
will be utilized this week to pro-
mote War Bond sales. featuring a
Know Our United Nations" exhibit.
The exhibit consists of pictorial
matter dealing with the contribu-
tions Of China, Russia and Great
Britain to the winning of the war
The pictures deal with the people,
land, war and lie Of our allies.
The purpose Of the exhibit, which
was prepared by Life Magazine, is
to acquaint Americans with the peo-
Piles who constitute our allies against
the Axis, particularly Russia, China
and Great Britain. Store ofncials
say they believe the educational ex-
hibits will stimulate bond sales.
Inside the store, shoppers may
send bomb to Hitler or Hirohito
by buying q $25 War Bond. The
Ordnance Department of the Army
and the makers of textron fabrics
will permit each bond purchaser to
send an autographed parachute
bomb to their "favorite enemy"
If Hitler is to be the recipient of
this gift, the bond purchaser fills
out label which says:
This parachute bomb was made
possible through the purchase of a
War Bond by the undersigned. Dear
Adolf, I bought this just for you'."
Evening star., 1944-02-01

Of persons suspected Of crimes,
stolen automobiles, missing persons
and, when appropriate, warnings to
citizens Of the presence In their
|neighborhoods Of persons suspected
Of being criminals.
Listeners will be urged, Inspector
Barrett declared, to cooperate with
police officers patroling the city and
to communicate by phone with
police headquarters all information
which will assist in curtailing crime
In their communities.
Evening star., 1944-02-01
47,OOO Volunteers
|Assiqned by CDVO

More than 47,000 volunteer work.
ers were assigned to war and well
fare work here during l943 by the
Civilian Defense Volunteer Once,
the agency reported today.
The type Of positions filled ranged
from laboratory technicians and
language teachers to choral leaders
and entertainers at various service
men centers.
Recently the CDVO moved to new
headquarters at 1850 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. 1t formerly was To-
Gated at 1924 F street NV.
Evening star., 1944-02-01

A similar greeting can be sent to
Hirohito.
The makers Of textron fabrics,
whose plants are engaged in the
manufacture Of bomb chutes, hui
man escape chutes, flare chutes and
cargo chutes, will stick the label or
q bomb headed for action. This, In
effect, makes the civilian bond buyer
an absentee bombardier.
These War Bond messages of re.
venge may be sent throughout the
Fourth War Loan drive, ending
February Is. The equipment Is or
display at the department store.
Evening star., 1944-02-01

heavy fog and crashed In an at
tempted forced landing.
A native of Martinique, where his
parents live, 1t. Pecou enlisted in
the Free French Army last April
while on the faculty Of Morgan
State College in Baltimore. He re-
ceived an M. A. degree in French
at Howard University In 194l, having
come here in 1898 as an exchange
student from Martinique.
Evening star., 1944-02-01
pub|Ic's Help Is Sought
In SeIzinq Criminals

A campaign designed to enlist the
aid Of District residents In the ap-
prehension Of criminals and pre-
vention Of crime was launched yes
terday In the first of series of daily
radio broadcasts over Station WINK
The movement is sponsored by the
Metropolitan Police Department.
Inspector Robert j. Barrett, chief
Of detectives, said that the pro-
grams, which go on the air at $3.50
pm. daily, will carry descriptions
Evening star., 1944-02-01
6. U. School of Law
Opens Second Semeste,

Opening its second semester, the
Georgetown University School OF
Law today admitted new students
TO graduate and undergraduate
courses.
The law school has been reor-
ganized on a semester basis for the
duration, SO that all work in each
course may be completed in one
semester. In the graduate courses,
emphasis Is placed on the work of
the Federal departments in WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1944-02-01

Is reported mere
by the French
Military Mission.
His widow, Mrs.
Maude Pecou, Is
q niece of Mrs.
Josephine Ellis,
with whom she
lives at 2243
T h ir t e e n t h
street NV.
Details of the
accident are not
yet available, but
it Is believed the
plane developed
engine trouble
xulnila duir1 In a
Evening star., 1944-02-01
III. Pecou Of Free French
Reporfed Killed In Plane

1t. Fernand e. p. Pecou. q liaison
officer for the Free French Army
In North Africa, was killed in a plane
accident during a recent mission, 1t
Evening star., 1944-02-01
Man Carries Umbrella
Every Day for so Years

BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Marcus E.
Burke, 71-year-old Louisville resi-
dent, has carried an umbrella every
day for the past 50 years.
There's nothing eccentric about
this habit, though-Burke soon will
celebrate half century of service
as a representative of manufacturers
dealing exclusively in umbrellas.
Evening star., 1944-02-01

Put your cash where the squander
bug can't get it-in Fourth War
Loan Bonds.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21
VOr ben Sorelt Oer
eMropdti6en 6etM1tg

Ser &ebiitonspro8eB Der 8eltge~
i6i6te lit er0ffnet. Na9 genau orei
Sabren bat Die ungarii6e &egierung
sic Quittung fir ben Gerfauf oes
2onoes an Deuti9lan6 erbalten: bas
S6idial, bas nit nnearns Stlfe> Su-
goIlatpien bereitet tpur0e, bol5iebt ii6
an l1nearn ielbit.
SSn April 1871 botten bic natio-
nalioaialiItii6en 8elteroberer Sii6,
oiteuropa berl6lungen. Die oe,t1be
Serri6aft iiber 0onau. uno 8alfan'
ldnber ma6te 6en gormari9 Ser
oeutl6en Mrmeen Biz our @olga nog-
li6. 2dneit befin6en itd Sitlers
Eruppen auf Dem &iidmari6; Die 90
nau riidt in ibre Si9t, bie Morgen,
odmmerung oes europaii9en &ontis
nents beginnt.
9ie @efabrbung Der oeuti6en
Serridaft in Siiooiteuropa beoeutet
mebr als bic 8eorobung territorialer
eroberungen, mebr als ben Ber1ult
pirti6aftlider 8eriorgungs< uno @in-
fluBipbdren. Ser uDonauraum' 1T
Der slngelpunft Der utpeltpolitifben"
!Plane uno 3iele 6es Nationalfoaia.
lismlts. Dort tpar bas grperimentier-
felo Der 1teuen Metboben 5miI6
itaatlider Holitit, oas Man0pergel6n-
De Der Sitnften @olonnen, BORT fano
Sda6t Die Wdrfte, ouf benen er NIT
Dem &ieienbetrug bes ,,Neuen Ylans"
tpirti6aftlide slbbdngiefeiten als
8egbereiter fir politiide grpreiiung
f6uf. Die Serri6aft iiber 5iiboit-
europa tpar bic @runblage fir Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

syun0onlent hriItlibe11 2ebens il1so
o misunderstanding selten.
Gs froge ifb Elm ieoer, Der oies
|Iieit, tpie er ooer iie iid in folden
Sauen oie ieoer in Der einen ooer
anoeren art ,erfabren bat, ols Ra-
tbolif benomnen bat. Sb man fatboli-
i1en Meut ODER fatbolii6e Seigbeit
geaeigt bat. 0b man IN iadlider aber
entidieoener 8eiie ftcb getpebrt, OBJ
man aufgefldrt, nb man lpfrflid Sar.
be betannt uno proteftiert bat. Sber
Oh man @nti6uloieungsgriinoe ge-
iudt uno gefunoen bat, bob man ii6
biibl6 itille balten iollte, bob man TEL.
men MiBton berurio6en tpolle, oaB
man ia feline eigene neber5eugung ba-
be, 6aB man ii6 ia i'm tiefiten @runoe
nidt oabon beeinfluiien laiie, uno
pas oerglei6en W6nteIdeu itno, NIT
0enen man einfa9bin ieine Setebeit
beoeden min. &onuten uniere 3eitun>
gen ale ibre Sre9beiten iib erlau'
ben, uniere Wobies al ibren UNFIT
Iiden sduno auftii6en, wenn iid
mebr fatbolii6er Wut aeigte uno man
oieie 2eute piiien lieB, Oab man 1ib
nidt einfudbin 5ufrieoen gibt, ion'
bern 0ffentlid uno prioatim gegen
Die Austpiidie Sront mo6t. auer.
oings 6a5u eebort Elm tiefer, parmer,
ia feuriger uno erleudteter 9laube.
l1no oaran feb1t es gu oft. 9esba1b lit
es cine per3peifelte 5ade, gu tuarten,
bis einmal bic i9limiten 8ergetpalti-
gungen gegen uns in &npenoung ges
bro9t peroen, mas in einem boli6e-
miltiiden Regime aud in nnierem
Nmerifa feinesmegs eine unmogli4>
felt lit, uno man oann ii6 als mutiger
Selo ertpeiien min. Wan bot es borber
ni6t gelernt, man miro es 0ann ni6t
iein fonnen. 8enn i9on iebt tein ooer
nur manelebafter Wut, bann erit re6t
lpdter ni6ts als Seigbeit. - &eo,
IS. Marfert, $50.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21
Der verlorene Miftel-
pulnlEt
Gon grGlat 9fobert Ma6er

gon Prdlat Gobert Wtaoer
Ser Sae 6es alten Matbematifers
TT befannt: @ib mir einen 8unft, no
iG iteben fann unb i6 min ben Sebel
aniesen uno Die gan5e 8elt aus ben
4ngeln beben. Dielen Butft baben
mir berloren. 8ir baben feinen fe-
iten unberdnoerIi9en 8unft mebr,
bon tpo aus mir alles Inn ,1ns III
gepeglng ieben fonnten. Das lit Ser
@runo unlerer Sbnma6t 1lno unie-
rer @rfolgloitgfeit auf alien @ebieten.
8as niist es oem Weniden, tpenn er
Die ganae @elt getpinnt, aber nibts
bat, bon po aus ct iie beberrIben
fannl @s fon1ntt alles auf bas an.
mas mir ais Stanopunft ODER 59iper=
punft oes 2ebens 5lt be5eiDnen pile
gen.
Ser gerluit bes S9tpergetpidtes
i'm 2eben oes no6ernen Weni6ert
duBert ii1 in Der n1ooernen 3erltren-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

1ngsiudt. aae ,Meniden, NIT Nus.
nabme elmer eeringen 4n5abl, baben
cine 2eioenidaft, pel6e, 10 aneenetn
iie au9 iein mag bod ionoerbar su
Inennen tit. gs tit 6ie 2eioeni6aft Der
3entrifugaltenoen5. Dte Sludt boz
Dem Wittelpi1nft ODER Die 3eritre1.
kung. Sc na9bem mir ben Mittelpunft
oes Meni6en in @ott ODER in ieiner
Seele ooer In ieiner perionliden Sc.
bensoufgabe erbliden, fonnen mir bon
elmer oreifa6en Slu6t Dor Dem Mtt-
telpuntt ODER 3eritreul1ng reoen. Ger
itreuung lit enttpeoer Slubt Dor @stt
ODER 5lu6t Dor Dem eigenen Snneren
ODER 5lu6t bor Ser @egennartsauf.
|gabe. 49, E.
Gs lit ni6t genug, an einen @ott
5u glauben. Wan tnuB, tptiiett, mas ct
tit. gtur Der glaubt in 8irflihfett an
@ott> Dem @ott bas 1T, tpas er lit,
@ott lit Die l1riabe aller gatia9en,
bic Quelle alien 5eins, oas Bria5ip
aler 0inse, Der gri6affer. @ott 1T
nibt .nur Der eintnaIige gri1affer,
|fonbern Der inlmerp6brenoe grbaIter
alien 0aieins ,,n6 8etpeger aller 8e.
pegung Ser Qaeinberri1er. sn sbm
|leben uir uro beipegen mir uns nno
iino mir, tpie BaiIus auf Dem aero.
bag in atben fagte. @ott lit ialieB-
ltd. peil er Der anfang uno bic Mitte
aaer 9inge III. audi ibr 3iel uno'
3uef 1no gnoe. Das alpba ,no bas
Omega (Dffbg. L8). Daraus foIgt,
baB anes egiftierenoe uno befonoers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

Ig8elterpbernngsltrategi oes Nntio-
InaIToaiaIisniis Deutf6Iano faBte
syuB am NtitteImeer u,to an 5bDor-
Gen Reer, es beberrfdte oie 5traBe
|ra9 benz Orient.
ssn 5iiooiteuropn iaben Bite gia-
ais, pie es ibre alloeutiden gorldu-
fer IN 9eiterreid- -l1ngarn gelebrt bat
ten bic eriten Gufsabeu bes 1Serren-
bolfes";; bon ser grfiilltng oieier
aufgaben bing es ab. ob Die Deite.
rem groberl,ngspldne gelingen tDiir-
ben. 0esbalb muBte 5iiooltelropa Dor
Dem anertff auf RuBlano ugeii6ert"
tperben, neil Die Ukraine - bas nab-
ite 3iel BEL Der ausbebnlng oes' r2e-
.bensraums" - sobne Die Slanfen'
befung i'm Oonoubeden nidt 5u err
obern mar. Die Ukraine tit berloren;
Die rufiiiden armeen iteben oor ben
Eoren Siiboiteuropas, 6as in Der Sat
cine entideioenbe 8aition Der u5e-
flung europa" lit. e..
Die oeuti i6en WaBnabmen gegen.
,,iiber Itngarn, Die ,Sideruneen" In
8ulgarien uno Runtdnieu; 5eigen ot1,
pel6e 8eoeutung Die beutf6e sSib-
rung ben fiiooiterropaiiden 2dnoern
beimiBt, tpfe beflemmeno ibr Die aus>
iidt auf Die @efdbrouns 5iiooIteuro-
pas eri6eint. Die Wa5ipropaganbo -
trob oes @inmari6es in l1ngarn bes
.auseanees nidt gan3 itder - i6a1.
tet bereits boritbtig bon Der uSeItung
europa" ouf Die uSeftung Deuti6-
lamb" Inn.
@0bbels' Bropaganoa ift ME Inn
ausnese oerlegen, obne gtidItbt bar>
auf Oh fie ii6 felbit mioerlegt. sic
fann mad langiabriger @rfabrung
oantit rednen, oaB ibr @ei6tpds bon
geitern uno borgeitern langlt berleis
len ilt. @eitern uno borgeitern bat
fie nod ben ,,unlosbaren 3uiammen.
bang" bon &bein uno 9onan ,,betpie-
fem; iie bat Die etnbeitli9e beutf9e
Serri6aft iiber Siiooiteuropa, iiber
Sollan6, 8elgien un6 Sftfranfreid
oamit begritnoet, oaB 9el1tidlano nlr
bonn groB uno mddtig mar uno nur
oann groB uno mddtig iein tonne,
ipenn es iiber Die betben Strome unb
Caller perfiige. Sn Dos Donaugebiet
oringt fdon Der S6Ia6tenoonner,
mabreno 0eutidlano auf 6en an.
griff borbereitet tpir6, Der itd gegen
pie &beinflanfe un6 ibr 8orlano ri6-
tet. 9ie Stun6e riidt ndber, in Ser
Die ginbeit bon &bein uno Oonau
betpieIen miro - anoers, als oie gsa-
Ii ais ite berItanoen baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

3tpei meltbefannte alasfaforider
Geb. Bernard Sc. Subbarb, 5.S.
(oben) uno &eb. Ebants Cunning
bam, 5.S. Reb. Subbarb, aIs
,,@lacier Brief" befannt, bat iabre-
lang ipe5ielle 5tubien 11nb Sor-
idungsreiien iiber @isberge uno
gulfane in 9llasfa 1tnteruommen.
Geb. Cunningham befinoet ftb in
Nome, alasfa. Sein Mtiitonseebtet
eritredt ftd iiber Diomeoe Sslano,
an Ser ibirii9en @renae. ...
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21
aat1oliii!)er y|llt itlto
fatbolii6e Jetgbet

2SIr DQUeH UIu9I 1UeHIUe SOelIP1eIe Oou
, fatboIiidem Weut in Ha5ioeltti6lano,
in $ollano un6 in Spanien tpdbreno
ieines 8iirgerfrieges uno 'bolf6etuiitt-
i6er gereepaltigung. 8ir itno itol3
auf 6teie Sel6en ibrer @laubensbe'
aeugung, mir betpun0ern oieie ipabr'
boften SoIbaten gbrilti. Oamit lui'
fen ober oiele in uniern Reiben es
betpenben. Benn es gilt, ielbit oud
nur balbmees einen iolden Weut 5l1
aeigen, baben mir enttpeoer allerbano
unier @etpiiien bei6Di6tigenoe
@riinbe, tpenn nidt gor Surdt. Mit
onoern 8orten, itott tatboliiden
Weut 5eigen mir Seigbeit.
Bielleidt tpenoet man ein, mir ba-
ben bier ia ni9t bieie 8ergetpaltigun'
gen. Desbalb lit ia nidt notpenoig,
iooiel Mut 81 Oergeuoen. SSa, es lit
tpabr, mir baben einittpeilen nod nibt
bic brutale 8ergelpalttgung. 4ber ba-
ben mir nidt cine 8ergetpaltigung Der
Snterenen @ottes oft uno oft Dor
uns? Seben mir nidt, tpie man &n.
griff auf 9lneriff unternimmt ouf un>
iere beiligIten ueber5eugungen? @r'
leben mir es nidt, oaB man 1mter un-
ieren augen Elm teuflti9es 3erlto-
rungstpert Der 9inge uno Soeale, Die
uns beilig uno uneriebli9 tpertoon
itn6, in S5ene iest uno betreibt? 8er'
ben mir es nidt INNER tpieoer inne,
oaB trot oIen Gereoes bon oen Der.
ibieoenen Sreibeiten geraoe bic un-
Ierer Re6te in Dingen Der b0ligen
Sreibeit oes @etpiiiens, Der religt0ien
lleber5eugung, Der @r5iebune unierer
&tnoer entlpre9eno ben gebeiligten
&ebter briftli9er @ltern unbea6tet
gelaiien, umgangen ooer berfiimmert
tperoen?
@eipiB fonn1t es nt9t 5u 8lutber.
gieBen, nod tperoen mir ni6t nit Ell
ner Salbe bon @eDebren ,,erlebtet"
ooer gelDndt. 4u6 6as 2eben uno Die
Dual oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nod
Ra5imuitern ooer bolIdetpiitii9e Ser
bannung na6 Sibirien fdllt uns i'm
Eraum nod ni6t Elm. 8esbalb aIIo
bon Der Notpenbtgfeit bon beionoe-
rem Mute reben2 9esbalb, peiI oieIe
Sttuationen nidt Die ein5igen itno, in
oenen fatbolii6er Mut am 8labe, ia
nottpenoie, lit, uno ni9t BLOB oieie
@eIegenbeiten bic ein5igen linb, in
oenen man ii6 feige 5eigen fam.
8enn mir tDarten tpolen, big rieie
beionoers idlimmen 8erbdltniiie in
Dollem MaBe eintreten uno mir rns
oann mutig 5eigen pouen, lit es 5u
ipdt.
8ie oben aneebeutet, es gibt iebt
i6on 10 biele Sttuationen, in oenen
mir uns unbebingt als pabrbofte
Soloaten gbrilti betp1bren miiIIen.
Wenn es ii6 Inn Die Sntereiien Gbri-
it, Der Stride, Ser Seelen banoelt,
miro Die Bfli6t gebieterii6, Die mir
als iol6e anerfannt uno iibernonmen
baben, als mir in unierer Strmune
uns boben einreiben laiien in bic
S9ar Der Streiter fir Gbriitus. @uf
Der Arbeitsitelle, in Der Office, in flei>
men uno eroBen 8eriammluneen, in
8ereinen unb &lubs, in lotaler unb
nationaler Bolitif, in eeiddftli9en
fuoLN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-09
NOTICE

STATE Ea Ig..r os @ t tc.o,MIiN,IE;GTycUT. ! ; s 1Is. ESTATE sstH so9Ha ot aaEAbpA s5 b6ioN iStn': pn: gBEessHE late of the town of REG NeeAkAfpnHo. AfnofssSs leaving os sstafs uEs is this district, deceased.
 The Court Of Probate for the Dis. trlet of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors oil said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement, Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at. tested, within said time, will be de- barred a recovery, All persons ins debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment 70
 CATHERINE R. HANIloE,
 AneiisaFy AdministratFix, iei East Main Street,
 Waterbury, Conn.
 Per order Of Court
 MARoUERITE N. FAHEY., E.e.et Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-09
With Democrat Wan-Ads-Dial 42121
Business SerUice
Il Business Services Rendered

FOR BETTER SERVICE =. eau Links Waterbury Towel Supply Co., a92 East Main St. Dial 6-l377 Coat, Apron and Towel Supplies also Industrial Dry-C Cleaning serv. ice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-09
PortiSons Take Bostion

London, May 9-(UP)-Marsha Josip CTito) Broz' Partisan troops, pressing a. full-scale offensive in southern Yugoslavia, have captured the c ernan stronghold of Berane, l2 miles north of the Albanian frontier. and have broken into the town Of Brodarevo, 29 miles fur ther north, communique reported today.
 Units of the Partisan 2nd Army after smashing German resistance corps occupied Berane yesterday on the outskirts of the town, while g second guerrilla force battled into Brodarevo and seized two enemy strongholds inside the town.
 More than 100 Germans were re- ported killed in the two-pronged Partisan assault.
 Heavy fighting also was reported along the l6-mile highway between Plevije and PTijepoije to the north, where other Partisan units were striking hard at the German lines Of communication to Berane and Brodareyo.
 me e0nmunsqhe 6aid Faetlsan forces also were engaging the enemy on a half-dozen sectors in Herze- govtna eastern Bosnia, Croatia, Slo- venia and alon gthe Fiume-T Trieste railway on the IstFian peninsula.
 Particularly violent battles were reported in progress in Eloyenia, where PaTtisang attacked on the Liubljana-Celje railway line and battle through the streets Of Znzem- berg, only 28 miles southeast of Ljubljana. All but two buildings in EuzembeFg were reported in Partis aan hands by last night.
 Partisan bands also were opeFat- mg along the Danube river, sinking hn enemy vessel at an undisclosed Doint on that vital Na1 supply route.
Evening star., 1944-02-01
Club Events Planned
BY D. T.. linkswomen

The women's District golf cham
pionship. discontinued last year be-
cause OF gasoline rationing and
other restrictions, will be by-passed
again this year.
That was the principal decision
coming out Of yesterdays meeting
of the Executive Committee of the
Women's District Golf Association
Various club tournaments will be
held, however, and competition will
be stimulated by a series of team
matches. Schedules of these will
be drawn up for approval at the
next meeting on March n.
The committee also voted for a
straight entrance fee Of 81 for club
tournaments instead of for budget
books. Committee chairmen were
named as follows:
Handicap chairmen: Glass A-Mrs. Jar.
Joseph Brantley. Kenwood.
Iournament M ehairmen; Mrs. Din.
Prize chairmen: Mrs Harry Porter ant
Mrs Walter Jarvis, Columbia.
Rules ehairman: Mrs H. A. Knox, Con.
Assistants: Glass AIRS. Knox Mrs
Iumbis; Mrs. 3. 1; Hutchison. Wssh!ns
sSn EaH,rd MTs MAN, e AtsooG ptns Kenwood Mrs
Yearbook: Mrs w c. Gelene
Evening star., 1944-02-01
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The recent
discussions OF baseballs farm system
for and against-may have led to
the belief that when baseballs Post
war Planning Committee meets Sat-
urday the minor league setup will
be the principal problem.
That idea, according to Ford C..
Frick, National League president
and member of the committee, is
all wrong. Frick doesn't believe
there will be much talk about farms
at the outset because there are more
immediate problems to settle.
The most pressing matter still is
how the pallplayers who return
from the services when the war ends
can be absorbed. That, he says,
affects the fairly immediate future.
II the war should end, say in the
middle OF next summer, we would
have to have the machinery ready
to take care OF these men.
Broad Rule Is Needed.
"We don't know where we could
use them or when; whether fellow
who has been in the Army q couple
of years still can play major league
baseball or how long it will take
him to get into shape. Our problem
is to provide enough flexibility to
cover all contingencies"
The National League president
also pointed out the legal require
Evening star., 1944-02-01
Care Of Wor-Re|eosed Players
Big Baseball Job, Frick Holds

ment that q baseball club, Just like
any other business, must re-employ
a returning soldier In approximately
the same position that he held be-
fore the war within 40 days after he
applies for reinstatement. Under
present conditions, with major
league clubs restricted to Is active
players and a reserve li44 of 40, the
only solution would be to release
enough men to make room for those
who returned.
Eve also have the attitude of the
public to consider" Frick added.
I'VE can't throw these men into the
minors until they've had q chance
to get in shape and show what they
can do"
Lands to Keep Meeting Sane.
In support OF his belief that the
farm problem won't be thrashed out
soon, Frick pointed out that the
committee has no powers to act, but
its recommendations must 60 to the
leagues for action. That is where
the presence of Commissioner K. M
Lands will be important.
Lands can't decide what sugges-
tons will be accepted, but If any
crackpot ideas are brought up he
can save time by saying, There's nc
need to discuss that, because that
isn't what will be done" In base
ball the Lands no" u final,