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Evening star., 1944-12-18
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 18.-The Lin
coin Electric Co.. producer Of weld
ing equipment, has distributed
nearly $2,950,000 in year-end in
centive pay to employees, the largest
bonus per capita since the policy
went into effect 10 years ago
President J. F. Lincoln said checks
were given to approximately 1,10O
workers. Amounts ranged from
$3.50 for new employees to SAC, 900 for
each of four persons whose contri-
button to the company was termed
outstanding" Factory workers re-
ceived 80 per cent of the money,
with $4,000 the average payment
above wages.
This year-end disbursement is
not gift" asserted Mr.. Lincoln
"On the contrary it is money earned
by the remarkable productivity OF
employees who have matched the
normal output of three times their
number in industry"
The total amount of the year-end
payment was determined by the
Evening star., 1944-12-18
TRUE STORY: GREAT NORTHERN
never Will DRIVE last SPIKE"

Typical of the railways forward-look-
ing policy is the major track relocation
project now under way on Great North
ern's main line through the Flathead
River canyon, bordering Glacier Nation
al Park in the Montana Rockies. Here
three tunnels are being blasted through
solid rock to eliminate several sharp
curves.
Areal last spike" has not been driven
on Great Northern and never will bel
Evening star., 1944-12-18
Hope Takes Dizzy Golf

LONG BEACH, Calf, Dec. 18 GF1.
With gags on every green, Bob
Hope paired with Olin Dutra to
defeat Bing Crosby and Willie
Hunter, 4 and 3. in charity golf
match yesterday before q joke
happy crowd of 5000.
Evening star., 1944-12-18

MONTGOMERY ward
PEOPLE
The reason given for the strike in Wards four
Detroit stores is that Wards has refused
to comply with order of the National War
Labor Board. This order seeks to impose upon
Wards closed shop in the form of mainte-
nance of membership together with the check
off of union dues from wages.
The Court of Appeals of the District of
Columbia has held that orders of the War
Labor Board merely "advice" which no
one has any legal duty to obey. The Court held
that anyone who refuses to comply with orders
of the War Labor Board is not defying CON-
mand of the Government and that since the
orders merely advisory, no Government
those who do not comply. The Supreme Court
has refused to alter this decision.
Wards has refused to agree to any form of
closed shop or compulsory union membership
The closed shop, including maintenance of
membership, violates the American PRINCIPLES
of liberty and freedom. Liberty requires that
every employee be free to join, refuse to join.~
or resign from union without losing his job
Liberty requires that Wards be free to
employ workers, and to continue to employ
them, on basis of merit-union members and
non-members alike.
Each employe at Wards is free to join or not to
join union, as he wishes. Wards fully recog-
nizes this privilege and assures all employees
that their opportunity with the company will be
the same whether they are union members or
Evening star., 1944-12-18
Continual Improvements of
Line, Equipment and Operations
Mark Railways ProgressNeness

On January 6, 1893, Great Northern
became transcontinental railway when
a line extending eastward from Puget
Sound was joined in the Cascade noun
tains with track pushed westward from
the Great Lakes.
The construction crews posed that win
try day for the traditional last spike"
picture. But, actually the job of building
and improving Great Northern never
has stopped-in good times and bad!
Great Northern constantly has been
improving its roadbed and structures by
reducing grades and curves, laying
heavier rail, building stronger bridges,
boring time saving tunnels, including
the Smile Cascade Tunnel, longest in
the Western Hemisphere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

IN T4E MORNING, ARDO PROPO5ES SPORT,
Hunting SOME OF HIS ESCAPED ANIMAL EXPERT
MENTS. "I17r hA9rEZA,S SEST WEAPOW THE
EzAME-oAtW,r HE Urges.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04
SuOwerfe Oct NatMr

Gmerifa lit bon ser 9otur reid
nit merftpiir0igen Selsbiloungen
olseeItottet. Sdbrt man BON Der
Sta0t Cheyenne aus our1 Den
idIodtuiebreideu Gtaot @pomine,
10 tritt pl0tlid elm rieienboftes
SteingebiIoe aus 8aiolt in oen Sc.
1i6tsfreis, oos mie Ser Stump Ell.
ner ungebeuren S1ule Ole 2auo
idaft uno ben Sodhpolo iiberragt.
IS lit ser iaeenbofte nEeufeIs-
turn, eines Der grandchildren Sc.
biloe, Die Der 3ufaa in Der Natur
eridaffen; er lit aus un3dbligen
iGmolen edigen S1ulen %3uIommen.
eeiest uro redt iid gigantiid in Die
Sobe. Cine onoere ieltiame Stein-
formation, Die bon bieIen Heiienoen
beiudt miro, befinoet li6 in Siio.
9afota; es lit elm Selien, Der noe.
gen ieiner ion0erbaren @eItalt oaS
oNaoel0br" genannt miro; Berg
Iteiger trainieren germ an ieinen
fteilen &lippen un0 @bbdngen, I'M
ii9 fir gr0Bere Gouren bor5uberei-
ten. 9ieie acknowledgements Sells.
naoel miro niemals bel ben 8eiu.
dern oes Oeqopitone-8arfs bergei-
fen. @inen bo6jt origineaen anblid
gepd6rt aud Ser Jog. Ui9Wor5e
Siigel", Der ii6 Bel rubigem @et-
ter i'm Seufelsiee ipiegelt; er liegt
ebenfaas in Siio-9 afoto, un0 BEL
unbepegtem @diier fam man sic
5rabe oes Geufels I'M Spiegel OeS
Sees oeutli1 erfennen.
Sn Ser MG6e bon &apItaot in
SiiOafrifa itebt einiam in Der Gin
t0ni9feit Der Steppe Ser v&ameI-
felien", elm betanntes @abr5ei1en,
0eiien ionoer6ar iibereinonoer ge.
i6idtete Steine gar8 n~aturgetreu
oas 8ilo oes nS9iffes Der @iiIte"
na6biloen. @ber sic 0atur bot ni6t
nur Siereeltalten in Selien ge-
formt, fonoern oit1 menl9Ii9e @e-
lt6ter. 60 gibt es einen 5elIen in
Der 8erglanoi6aft Spaniens, in
oeiien origineuen umriIlen Die
Masfe Dantes ~natureetreu na9ge-
3ei6net 1T. 9ie omerifaniiden Be-
iu9er freilid, Ole fir Die Soteu-
masfe oes groBen S~talieners tpeni-
ger Sntereiie baben, tpuroen bon
Der iie fiibrenoen &eiiegeieui6aft
oarouf bingemieien, 6aB es oie @e-
ii6ts5iige oes @rGiioenten @albing.
ton lino, Die iib erfennen Iaiien.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04
Gin pielieitiaes Salient

Stta Grid Sartleben, Ser nit
ieinem n&oienmontag" rieiige &ai-
lem uro 8iibnenerfolge erlebte, be-
fam zines i6onen Cages Ben 8e-
iu6 zines iungen S6auipielers, Der
in ieinem v&oienfapalier" bic feline
&olle zines Sffi5iersburiden geipielt
bate. Ser iunge Mann Bat bei6ei-
Sen INN cine gmpfeblung.
Sartleben iebte ii9 an Den
S6reibtii9 uno i6rieb folgenoe 8ei-
len:
sd empfeble Sbnen ben SGau-
ipieler aufs tpGrmite. @r lit ltn5tpei-
felbaft elm Mann NIT Salenten. Or
ipielt ben 8ilbelm Sea, Sen Sam-
let, BEN Son Carlos, ben Offi5iers-
burden in &oienmontag, 6lote uno
aud Billiard. Billiard ipielt er am
beiten. "
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04
Ste vNa6tse0anfen" 6es SDnfs
: fleurs.

SIN Sabr6u6 Oes preuBif6en
Ebeaters in @era bonn Sabre 1853
tperoen folgenoe Dga6tgeoanfen" Ell
nes Souffleurs nieoergegeber, oie
nit etpas bitterem &umor oie aud
beute nod pidtige Hoae oes D&a,
itengeiites" Ser 8iibne i9iloern:
~Man6es Sabr liBe i9 nun i9on
unten in Dem 2o6e, Inn Die Solder
oes 8ortrags gu fliden. Sd fam
iagen: Irm uno flein lit meine
Siitte, aber tuerln ib obenos oarin
iiBe, eingefeilt BON 10 uno 70 bieI
oampfenoen 2ampen, 6ann miro Tie
gum @ltar, moran ii1 oie @e0G9t-
nisiiinoen idmiesen, Damn miro iie
gum Sells, moran lid Die S6iffs.
brii6igen flammertt, Die oben berim-
i9pimmer, Bis i9 lte mieoer nit
Dem Steuerruoer ser 3unge in ben
Safen Ser &ube uno Si6erbeit elm.
fibre. Sd bin oas Del in ser
Sbeaterubr, ia i'd bin eigentli9 oie
Sriebfeoer, uno tpenn i6 einmal
ausbafen, tuenn i9 einmal gu friib
ablaufen foute, 10 piiroe man ali-
genblidli6 niiien, tpie bieI es ge-
idlagen bot. &iibre i1 mein
@lodlein ooer mei1en Stab MIR an,
10 riibren ii6 ale Sdn6e, oenn I'm,
ter meinen Sdnoen tpir0 oas @lod-
Iein CUR SturmgloGe uno bas bin
ne Sol5 gum Serololtab. &oiier uno
&onige treten nit 3ittern uno So
gen auf, ipenn ib midi unten fife
in meiner Soble, uno ielbt ser
Shirt Der Soae, Der MepbiIto, 1T
elm armer Seufel obne mid.
aber, o @laeel 9ein Same lit
nSouffleur". @ebrere Sabre bin
our6 arbcite i6 i6on bel Der 2uml-
pc uno babe mdbreno Oieier 3eit
elm 9ieo iingen gelernt, oeiien Sbe-
ma oas Sbeater lit. @ariationen
fonnte i9 oariiber MAIDEN, @aria-
tlonen, Dob man Die @Digfeit oabon
in Soften ieben fonnte. Ndgel al
meinem Sarge iino Ole neuen Sra
gooien uno 9ramen. Sonit gingen
Die Stiide itiu uno rubig, mie cine
feline Mononadt poriiber, iest m0f-
te man ihon na9 Ser expeditions
i5ene elm neles Semo anoieben. Sn
Der eriten S5ene gebt elm Mpril-
metter los, mel6es nit Conner,
Sturm uno 8lib fortfGbrt uno Die
fleinIte gpiiooe in 4larm bringt.
Sn ieoem &fte miiiien elm paar
Berionen BEN @eg aues Sleii9es
seben, obglei6 tpeoer Sleii9 nod
8lut i'm san5en Stiide lit. 9a miro
eri6oiien, gerGoert, pereiftet un0 ge-
b6ngt, oaB Die 8iibne 5u einem
Spital uno &ir6bof miro, ebe man
oas 8latt umpenoet. &eiBen Die
&e5enienten einen G9auipieler Der.
unter, 10 fdbrt oieier Dem Souff-
leur ouf Sen Sails uno Ipridt: .Sie
baben ni6t ri6tig angeidlaeenl"
Im gnoe ma6t mir nod Die SGn.
germ 8orwiirfe, saenn ibr Son
iberi1nappt, unb Der 8auettmeiiter,
penn inn cine Girouette ni9t &C.
lingt."
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04
WereinSs& QlemOer

GDncOrb Club, Snc. 9rGfioent:
MIfreo S9peier; Sefret6r, Srau 81.
96Io9ter, 1868 Conn. ape., g. IS.
@~eriammlung ieoen 6ritten Nittpo3
i'm Monat.
SrOipect Sill TriebbOf. 8rdii0ent
Sreo @ogelimg; Sefretar, s. 6.
@infIer; S9abmeilter: 2aurence ..
Stut. 8eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm Srieobofsgebduoe.
4 9entide Sreimanrer 2ose
XGN Mrmini1ts, Scr. 25, T.A.M.M.
!" GefretGr: Sreof. 8ertram,
1341 Sbepbero Ctr, sc. G.. Ser
iammlung am 1. 0ienstag i'm Mo-
nat i'm Neuen Maionic Sempel, 13te
uno $ StrnBe, 81. 50.
Mrminins @ergnisnnss @erein.
Braiioent: SenrD &ielter; Sefre-
tar: Sbeooor 2er9, 1905 Siebente
GtraBe, g. IS. @%erlammlung am
/. Sonnabenb I'M Monat i'm Sauie
zines Mitglieoes.
3mppert Seim Tranen Silfsper-
elm. 8rdiioentin: Srau @rnit IS.
8ropn; Setretarin: 5rau Mabel
9ieb. 8%eriammlung am 2. 9iens-
tag i'm Monat, 2 llbr naamittags,
i'm Seine.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftrift Nr. 40. Hr6fioent, Mi9el
Yoiner; Gefret6r, gbriitian &roneu-
bitter, 11O4 8onibant Ctr, Siloer
6pring, M6. @eri. am A. Sreitag
I'M Wonat i'm nSibe @oint SaDern",
lite uno 6 StraBe, Norooft.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iitrift @r. 100. 8r6fibent: Sobn
@reoIein; Gefret6r: gbriitian Gbriit.
1922 Siinfte StraBe, 81. IS. @eri.
am 4. 9ienstag i'm Monat i'm Sauie
Nr. 1920 S StraBe, 81. 6.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04
GRATI
fur
MUskeI ~BeschWerden

Wenn Sic an den furchtbaren
Schmerzen und Beschwerden o
Reconnaissance und Neuralgia leiden;
wenn friedlicher Schlaf wegen steifen
Nackens, schmerzender Muskeln.
muskuloser Ruckenschmerzen, YER
renkungen, Verstauchungen oder
Quetschungen u~nmoglich list, schrei-
ben Sic sofort an DR.. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co. fir cine kostenlose Pro-
bef1asche Forni's Heil-Oel Liniment.
RheamnMa & und neuralgische
Schmerzen sind oftmals nit Entzun-
dung, ~Schwellung, B~lutstockung und
verlangsamter Zirkulation in den
behafteten Teilen verbunden. Viele
empfindliche Muskelschmerzen o
einfachem Rheumatismus, Neuritis,
muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, Kopf-
schmerzen, Verrenkungen, Schwel-
lungen und Quetschungen konnen
tatsachlich von aussen gelindert
werden durch einfaches Einreiben
init Forni's Heil-Oel Liniment. Die
SEES ausgezeichnete Liniment arbei-
tet schnell, den Blutzufluss in die
v~erletzten, wunden, schmerzenden Ce-
webe zu beschleunigen. Die Schmer-
zen lassen mach so vie die Netur
arbeitet, normales, aktives Muskel-
Wohlbehagen wieder herzustellen.
Versuchen Sic es an SIGH selbst vie
Tausende andere seit uber so Jahren
getan haben. Es kostet Sic NIGHTS
und Sic werden den Tag segnen, an
dem Sic es getan haben.
DR.. PETER FAHRNEY & SONS co.
Dept. 10s-15J
2sol Washington Blvd, Chicago IL. Ill.
25e Stanley St. Winnipeg MGn.s Com.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04

8eim SpeaiuGiiten.
8Guerin (beren Spbn BEL elmer Hau=
ferei bic NafenfpiBe dbgei4lagen tpor=
Den IT'D: .Was pirb oenn bas nun
ungefdbr foiten. penn Sic meinent
@obn cine nsue SpiBe an bic Gaie
fliden?4 - nNuf breibunoert Mart
fDnnsn sic fi9 gefaBt mahen!"
lid. bu liebes !9errg0ttle. -. baben
sic feline gebrau4teg"
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04

- pie @tfipn bonn 8 Iii d.
.Na, mas malen sic benn eigentli9
iebt, 9err pinfler?" mn ugenblid@
li9 arbeite i'd an einem Pbantaiie-
ftiid."~ SD, uno Odrf man piFen.
mas es etpa o~arfe[t?" .rOas
portrdt zines rei9tn Snouftri.len,
Ter mir cine Mense GROCER 4uftrGse
gibt."N
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04

Don artbur @iIberaIsit.

won Grtbur SiIbergIeit.
Stun tonlmt Die ~iegensmiloe Na9t,
Sic po6l nod Seoeu it'll gemadt.
SIZE 8lumeu idlteBeu idnft fif 3u
llnO dt6men bier iduH 9immelsrub.
&0urt' it pie cine 8lume fein,
Sd f6l0iie ale @onneu elm
Sn meiner Seele tiefiten @run6,
4ein @drden baudlte je mein @unt
8 Srieoensrei6e. SiiBe, fommI
Na6' MIDI nie cine 8lume fromml
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04

-@enn sic Sbr Saus, M0beI,
MutomobH ooer ionit etmas Der.
iidern molten, telepbonieren sic
bite on Serr1 s. g.. @infler,
Sectional 1889 ODER ipre9en sic i'm
Biiro Dor: 710 Se9ite StraBe, Noro.
neif.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
Nrmimims- @crgniignnasperein

3ablrei6 trafen iid Die Mitglie=
Der oes @ergniigungspereins 81 IL
rer Understanding i'm Sauie
BON Serrn uno Srau 6reof. Bert
ram. Ser @i5e-8rdi. 5. 8ertram
leitete Sic 8eriammlung. Ser Sc
fretGr uno &aiiierer, SEER Gbeooor
2erd, maltete iefnes amtes. 9ie
iibli1en 8ereinsangelegenbeiten ia
men sur 8eipre6ung. 9as Sini6ei-
Sen 0es 1lteIten Mitglieoes, Serrr
Mnton 3immermann ebrte man ourd
@rbeben bon Sen Siben. Ser ltel.
pertretenoe @~oriibenoe, SEER Sreof
8ertram, piomete i'm einen ber3li-
6en Na6ruf. Ser 8erein murof
gum Serbit fir einen Spiter-& oai1
mad einem 2anoiib zines Mitglieoes
eingelaoen. Die eri6ienenen 9amer
bergnii9ten li6 beim n9ingoipiel"
3mei @eburtstagsfinoer lieB mar
bo6leben. @eim Singen befanntel
2ieoer, Dem oa5u geborigen @eritert.
Taft uno guten 8~utter6rooen mil
&affee uno Sudden perliefen oi(
Stunben gar 81 i6nea. 9ie nGbitt
3uiammenflinft finbet inn Sauie bon
Serrn uno Srau gbas. Slider itatt
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
George SplOeiter &ieref Snniur fiel
6ei Mnsiu

Snfanterie : l1nteroffi3ier George
Sploeiter Giered, ser iiingere Sobn
oes %gleidnamigen befannten oeutid=
amerifanii6en S6riftiteaers, fiel in
einem beiBen Sreffen gegen 9euti6e
bel In5io in Stalien am "a. Wdr5
5. S.
Ser bielperipre6enOe iitnge Mann,
Ser fitr5 Dor ieinem MilitGroienlt
BON Ser Sarparo l1niperiit1t PROMO
piert mur0e, tpar unldngit in Stalien
permunoet poroen. &allm aus Dem
Selola5aret entlallen, febrte er 81 lei
ner Grippe 5uriid. Ser lebte Selo-
brief ben feline in Seem Yorf aniGliige
Wflttter BON linn aus Stalien erbielt,
oriifte ieinen Stol5 aus, mieoer bel
%ieiner Grippe, sic an Ser 6ront
i6ipere Serluite erlitten batte, NIT
fampfen 81 oiirfen. Die Mfltter mllr-
De bon ieinem Sooe bena6ri6tigt
our6 einen ibrer unbeltelten 8rie-
fe on i'm, Der nod SEEM Oorf 5uriif-
fam nit Dem Stempelpermerf u@O-
oreilee oeceaieo."
Die beimgeiuGten gltern baben
nod einen moeren ebenfaGs pielper=
ipre6enOen Sobn ser au6 ais Sront=
fGmpfer i'm 9ienit itebt.
Ser beoauernsmerte 8ater lit ge-
genmartig ais mebrfa6 Mngeflagter
in Dem i6webenoen &egierungspro=
5eB gegen 20 angebli6e @ufpiegler
permidelt, na6oem er in porberge-
benoen bieligen Staatspro5eiien i6on
ii6erfiibrt mar. @ine Ieiner lleber=
fiibrungen nllroe pom Sberiten Sc
ri1tsbof umgeitoBen.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
@ationierungss@int

5rHdte nnb Semitic: 0bft uno @emufefonierben, @arnnelaoe nm. fno
gegen blaue Supons MS bis QS in gmb Scr. 4 erbaHlf1.
SIiid, &Gie, Butter: 9e5e 2e6ensnntel pe Margarine up. iio fir rme
&lpons @8 bis IS erbdltib.
sOfen: 9de @aionierungsperbeibe 6ienen gum u~rgsefieln" Der nenen
rotten uo blalen Gupons, Die ennen &ationsfUert bon lie 10 Tuntten
bafen.
Gunfte fir SeHe. SIR sIeH1er. gbt ibnen 5mi Nunfe fir ieoes 8flno
@bfaafet aus Ser &u9e, hel6es Sic ibm bringen.
3nder: &upons 80 uno 81 in gu9 Scr. A iio biz af tueiteres fir lie
5 9fno gifg. Guf &upon 40, gm1 A. fm6 Bis %. 6e6ruar
1916 gldbfaas 5 9fno fms @inma6en erbdltib.
Sdm6e. Sic @arfen Mr. 1 uo 2 nit Dem 6lugoeug inn gationsbub Scr. 3
fmo bis auf peihres gIltig.
@aiuGm: 9e ato @arfen fmo fir Ben aaf BON e 8 @aaonen gHltg.
8 uno g-Ifarfen fno gut fir 2 @aaonen. gergnlgungsfabren f0
nur BEN gefbern BON &lfarfen gefattet. Soloaen amf urlaub
erbalten 5 @aaonen @aoin. 80, 50, 60 umo 6 8 9farfan i0
gut fir 5 @anonen. Sabrer mHen ibe License" Summer umo
ftaatibe Gegitrierung af ane Marfen gef6reben fen.
@remn6l: De Warfen Scr. A uo 5 fno nun in &raft nno geten Biz gum
81. Muguft fir lie 10 @aaonen 8rennOl.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
&nppert Sei,m

am Sonntag, Sen 81. Mai. I'M
3 ubr na6mittagS finoet i'm &up-
pert Seim oas idbrIide Stiftungs-
felt itatt. Cine muiifalii6e Inter
baltung, nelde unter ser 2eitllng
bon 5rau 6. @. 8romn Itebt, miro
itattfinoen. Na6 oerielben miro elm
faltes 9r%benbeiien, mel6es BON Sen
Mfitglieoern oes 9amen-Silfsper-
ems 6ereitet miro, %ierpiert tuer0en.
Glide nit Sanoar6eiten, S6iir5en
nno audi <6en lperoen ga iein.
@ae 5reunoe uno @6nner 0es
gereins iiro ber5li6 gum 6eite elm
gelaoen. Ser Omnibus oes &uppert
Seims miro Die 8eiu6er an ser
SalteiteQe an Der Ni6ols Apen1e
rno Il StraBe 9. 6. abbolen.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
.6rau Marie &otb, meld)e lidJ

-UTuH WtuIIe u IUtIUJe TIu]
i'm &ranfenbars in &iperOale elmer
Operation unter5ieben muBte, lit
mieoer 81 Salle rno befinOet iid)
auf Dem @ege Ser 8eilerung.
SEER uno Srau 8ernarOs
aus Albanp sc. q, lanoten &arten=
griiBe an 5amilie Gbas. Slider. ST.
rem iGbrli6en 8elu6 na6 8aibing=
ton fonnten iie oieies Sabr ni6t ut=
ternebmen, pegen Ar6eitermangel
i'm 8etrieb. SEER 8ernaros mar frii=
Der ais @uritmaber bei Alitbs bier
lelbIt angeIteat.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
gu ~bertQnfeM:

@0bliertes, gerdumiges, 3-it0fi.
ges Snts in glttem 3uitanoe, {
S6laf3immer, 2 &ii6en, ~ Babe
3immer, feline &ii6enberan0a, trod-
ener Seller nit 2 Nusgdngen, Del
bei5ung, giinitige Gage in Der NGbe
bon Merioian 8arf, g. SO. S9ones
@infommen mogli6 our6 Bernie.
ten bon 3immern. 8reis ianmt
M0beln ltno 2 &efrigerators mn
$10,500. @n5ablilng 100000.
q. Grt, Asent,
Selepbon: @merfon 1852.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
9eutide 8efangene fir &OnierOem-
Jabrifen

SIN Sort Dupont in 9elamarf
iino Die 8orbereitllngen fir Die lie
6ernabme bon mebr ais 2000 oelltt
iGen &riegsgefangenen beenoet NOR
ben, mel6e oieien CONNER in 9ela-
mare in &onierpen=Sabrifen arbei-
ten ioaen.
Gle @%eriuenoung Der &riegsgefan-
genrn erfolet nit 3uitimmung Der
acknowledgement, in geeigneten ga-
rafen uno inter @emadung. Man
ernartet Die 4nfunft Der &riegsge-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

The strain ~ modern life NAV tighten up
our lower digestive path and cause hold -
up ~ food waste. That's the common reason
Vhv ne have irrepIlArity.
The above Is the advice ~ some ~ our
pre- eminent doctors. They say laxative NAV
b. taken occasionally a. indicated. And
among others they recommend the laxative
Ingredient IN EsDOtabs.
Try Espotabs 'onish, as dirscted on the iahel.
See n Won don't awake happily tomorrow
full ~ keen rest for the dsy-2lo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26
CITY STILL |NTURM0IL
 I5 REPORT
Cheering Crowds, How. ever, Are Everywhere
 Proclamation Issued

LONDON, Aug. 26. = French broadcasts from Paris declared fighting is still going on in the French Capital City but cheering crowds are everywhere following Gen. DeGaulle's proclamation de- claring the city has been liberated.
 Last night the Paris radio de- clared the German Commander has surrendered but the Allied Headquarters said only more AL lied armor and infantry arrived in Paris following the entrance of the French armored Division on Friday morning, and all resistance in the southern and southwestern outskirts had been overcome"
 Radio station France in Algiers asserted this afternoon all Nazi resistance in Paris has ceased but Berlin broadcasts denied Gen. Wer- ner, Commanding the Paris garr;- son, has capitulated. The German account said fighting continued on several boulevards and on various places, especially around the Arc de Triomphe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26
ALLIES PUT SpEARHEAD5
 MANY AREAS
Forces Are Moving Toward Both German and BeI-
 gidn Frontiers

SUPREM ME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED xPEDITION AIRY FORCES, Aug 26.--Allied columns today struck powerfully ! toward Germany and Belgium.
 Four bridgeheads southeast of Paris have been strengthened for eastward assault on Germany.
 West of Paris the Allied armies whittled on perhaps 10000 Ger mans trapped near the Seine's mouth, slashing the dwindling ranks.
 The German Seventh Army has now been eliminated as fighting entity.
 An official report states that late today Paris has become fairly quiet but mopping up operations con- tinue.
 American units are spearheaded in many directions but all moving toward the German border, while others are nearing the Belgium borders.
 Remnants of Germans are pock- eted near the mouth of the Seine and being racked by artillery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26
Supplies and Equipment On Highway Abandoned,
 Although 5ervieeable

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. - The War Department reports that on the basis of an investigation by Col. Austin Pratt, large amounts of sup plies and equipment have been abandoned along the Alaska High way because not worth the cost of shipping home, although -serviceable.
 The salvage agreement with Can ada does not provide for practical method of selling locally so the supplies and equipment have been left in Canada for final disposition.
 The investigation also reveals that no buildings containing supplies have been burned and there is no evidence of burning anything except condemned goods of no economic value.
 Officials also said Col. Pratt did not find any evidence that medical supplies have been destroyed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-26
WIDE OCEAN FRONT UNDER
 BOMBER RAID
American Central Pacific Command Planes Make
 Long Range Attacks

UNITED STATES PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUARTERS, PEARL HARBOR, Aug 26.-Striking wide ocean front, bombers of the Am erican Central Pacific Command are reported by Admiral Chester w. Nimitz to have blasted Japanese held islands ranging from the vol cano group, TOO miles south Of Tokyo, to Nauru, west of the Gill bertS.
 Land-based Army Liberators were free of interception as they bombed Two and Jima in the volcano group.
 American fliers also attacked Pa gan and rained bombs on gun posi- tions and storage facilities and fires were started.
 Navy planes hit Wake on Thurs day.