davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-04
Definition

Harry-What's a panhandler?
Jerry-That's a person who mas
sages faces!.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-04

Al-What's Bills social standing7
Tom-Not so good. He begins to
wobble on the fourth beer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-04
POP PAYS

Sonny-Dad, what's your birth
stone?
Daddy-I'm not sure, son, but ]
think it's grindstone.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-04
Shank Him!

Jones-Your son threw a piece of
coal at mel
Smith-He did? Well, I'll speak to
him about being so wastefull
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-04

tots to learn to use their legs than
to get a sense of motion by rock
ing. The bike is easy to make Of
scraps of lumber; or when you
have cut out the head and stem
ciled it you may decide to mount
it on broomstick as shown at the
upper left.
NoTE-Mrs. Spears has prepared al
actual size pattern mo. 257) for this adj
thentic Early American hobbyhorse head
and also all the parts of the toddle bike.
The pattern includes stencil designs for
painting. color guide, and complete d.
rections. Pattern is Is cents postpaid. Adj
dress:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-04
Simple. Huh?

Harry-What did Paul Revere say
at the end Of his famous rider. q
/. JerrY-Whoal
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-04
Sure Cure

Patient-Nurse, think my breath
is getting shorter.
Nurse-Just take things easy, the
doctor viii soon put a stop to that.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-04
Foreign Trade

/! American-What 'nese are you,
Japanese, Javanese or Chinese?
Chinaman-What 'kee are you,
monkey, donkey or Yankee?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-02-04

band, Brian Aherne. So she took it,
in quiet corner of Connecticut
and sandwiched work as a nurses
aid in with doing the marketing.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-14
City Calls For Garbage Bids

Bids for hauling city garbage are called for in an announce ment elsewhere in this issue and a contract is expected to be let at the regular meeting of the council on Oct. 23 at 8 pm at the city hall,
 Bids must be in writing and the city reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids.
 Following action of the coun- cil in approving call for bids one submission has already been re- ceived. The submission came from Patrick Lynch & Go. and includes a bid and alternative bid.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-14
Councilman Chosen

To replace Warren A. Taylor, resigned. the mayor this week named Lee Bettinger to the va can't position on the council and Che action was ratified unauim- oslsly by the cou neil members.
 Bettinger, who is co-owner of She Kodiak Bottling Works and Aleutian Candy company, was recently named new president of Che Chamber of Commerce, also replacing Warren Taylor in that position.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-14


 The American Legion Club k- -quor license, originally granted for the location of the Golden Gate cafe building, was trans ferred to the space next to Wod fingers drug store at the council meeting Monday night
 Frank Trick, manager who said he would be operating the club on frsnchise from the Le- zion, asked for the change. Work of remodeling the new location was started this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-14
NOTICE

1'he Kodiak Shoe 2sepalr Shop is now open every day until 8 o'clock in the evening.
 Robert Sheehan
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-14
At The Churches
PRAISE CHAPEL

Rev. John Marshall Sunday School 10:40 Morning Service 11:40 Sunday Evening Service 7;00 Classes for young people Mon. & Fri evenings at 700 Studying lives of Missionary
 Heroes Classes for young children
 Monday afternoons at 3:45
Kodiak mirror., 1944-10-14
COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH

A COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH Kodiak, Alaska #fev. Gregory s. Morony, Pastor Af Services for St Sunday October I5 a0:I5 Sunday School. Classes for < all ages. a1:l5 Morning Worship :. Sermon:
 !, The Greatest Victory of All Time 6 80 Christian Fellowship League
 Intermediate. High School
 and Young People'sgroup 7:30 Evening Gospel Hour Hymn-sing
 Led by Edgar Burress ;, Sermon: !: A Modern People in an Old City Tuesday:
 7;15 Boy Scouts Troop 625 ! Wednesday, l , 3:30 Children's choir 4:30 Girls choir 7:3O Vesper Hour. Prayer Fellowship. Bible Study.
 The Teachings of Jesus.
 Led by N M Chamber
 lain
 8:35 Church Choir Thursday, 400 Camp Fire Girls PUBLIC READING AND
 RECREATION ROOM II Open: Daily l to 9 pm
 Popular magazines, games
 etc. In church social room
 Public invited to visit at $
 any time. iS Free Public Circulating Library < Books may be secured by < asking at the parsonage < ! RnYE ka nhuroh .
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-07

|" 4% OO .
Ne, ne - jeho zena, jeho!
Nesmfrna radost, re je to re.
ma jeho, jej zalila - bylo mU
mckee v hrdle, Shy mu stoupa.
ly v oci; stall jake pTimrazeny.
Anda Size byla pTepodla, kol
ust mela bolestnou vrasku,
krouzky pod ocima, to mluvilo,
re trpela, re plakala a suzova-
la Sc, ale pres to byla krasna,
snad tim krasnejsf, elm utrape-
nejsf.
Plakala, suzovala Sc pro ne
no = elm 81 tolik lasky zaslou-
I'll? Anda dozpfvala svetskou
a zacala svatou cd prostredka,
jak il napadla:
"Souzi-li mne nedostatek
k lobe budu volati,
sejmeS b1du, setres zmatek,
kdyz TIE budu vzyvati:
Kdyz je nejhGT,
Ty isl nejbliz,
mus1s v b1de pTispeti 49,"
Byla to krasna pfsen a Anda
teprve pTi jejmi zpevu 81 vzpo-
mnela a uvedomila jejf vyznam
Nadchla Sc jej1mi vroucfmi slo-
Wy = pfednaSela il S citem a
pOvZnesla oci ma kTlz mezi O.
kny.
Kudrna pred oknem ami ne
dychal, bylo mt jake v kostele
a slova: "Kdyz jest nejhdf, Ty
isl nejbliz", Sc no podivuhodne
dotkla.
Nebylo tomu tax i u neho?
Jak daleko mel k smrti? Divine
pohnut1 sc no zmocnilo a on
stall dlouho zaduman a dfval Sc
ma zboznou zenu svoji.
"Andulko ma dobra, co re
mne jeste udelas?" vzdychl
blazene a odhodlal sc k zakle-
PAM. Zatukal slabe a lehce,
ably il nepolekal - temeT zbo-
zne, ale nicmene ona sebou u
lekane trhla.
Zmocnilo Sc il zdeseni = KIDD
je tn ted, v noel - ably tax "a
Sc Rychtarfk - panenko Ma
ria!
Jaroslav videl jejf leknuti a
bylo mt il Ito.
Polozila chlapecka, ktery zas
w klidne spal a bazlive Sc bill
lila k oknu.
"Kdo je to-" ptala Sc dzkost
live a patrala ocima skrze sklo
We tine, netroufajfc 81 otevr1ti.
"Andulko mole - to jsem il
l." special il uklidnit, "jen We
tevrf - votevfi mil"
"Jarousi! Zlatej Jarousi!'
vykrikla a razem sc zmenila
nezna jej1 tvar = jake by j
cervanky polly, tax zazafila a
odstrcila zavoru u okna, ably Sc
presvedcila drive, nez pGjde O.
tevTiti.
Jakmile pootevrela, chytil
Sc Kudrna okna a vyskocil dc
neho, pin silly a Sflene radosti
"Jarousi mil, Jez1si Kriste
ma nebi", ovlala Andulka, "tys
xiv, tvs tn, o, Panbuh mne wy
slysel!"
Seskocil S okna a vrhaje Sc k
nj, chytil il a sevTel roztouze-
nymi rameny, tiskna il k sobe a
i ona no objala obema rukama
kolem krku a dala Sc Stestlm
do place.
Pantata probuzeny tim mad
senym krikem, pribelhal Sc z
pTfstenku a plesal s mladymi
"NeT1kal jsem to? ia to dobre
vedel, Andulko!"
Deti Sc take p%robudily, Wy.
skakaly z postylek, tancily pc
svetnici a kricely radostne
"Tati je donna! Mas tatinek!'
I Maizena, vylezla a sla chystat
nejakou veceTi a Kudrna jake
opily radostf a stest1m podda'
val Sc vsem, i detem, ably he
laskali a vitali.
Kudrnovi Sc zilo v tech pr
vych dnech jake v pohadce
Domacf no jenom obskakovali
Andulka Sc ma neho usmlvals
a deti mu pTedvadely vse, co u
mely, ably Sc mu pochlubily.
Obdivoval je a S mimi Andul
ku, jak jsou vyspele, co vsech
no umejf, cemu vsemu je nau
leila. timely vselijakych rfka
del, basnicek, modlitbicek
pfsnicek, re Sc tomu opravd1
musel diviti.
), Hlavne Marenka byla ciper
ka; podeprela 81 rucky V box
zo 90 * d61o1u no Eu1afVch In
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-04-07

TIE noel Anda nespala. M6la
plnou hlavu tech divnych no
vim, a re i ona byla Ceskou dust
i t6lem, radovala Sc.
At uz S nj to dopadne jak-
koliv, at jest tTeba uz vdovou a
nestastnou nadosmrti, pTece
cftf radost a test Sc nesmirne z
toho obratu.
Jejf deti nebudou az rakous-
kJmi otroky, mali zfti We svo-
bodne vlasti! Synkove nep1j-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04
Uredllil<ova
po$ta
Prememba peyskih val

Euclid, Ohio. - Clanom pev-
skega zbora "Slovan' mama
njam, da Sc pevske vaje ne bo-
do vec vrsile OBJ ,nedeljah .kot O.
.bicajno. Od sedaj naprej Sc bo.
do pevske vaje vrsile vsako So
boto oh 7:3O uri zveder, pod
vodstvom dobro poznanega pc
voyodja Frank WaVter.
Prosi sc vse clane, ki MISC bill
ma seji, da upostevajo to, t er
vabi Sc tudi one rojake, ki ina
10 posluh in veselje do petja,
da Sc nam ;pridrusijo.
Pevs1e vaje Sc vrsijo tocno
vsako soboto vecer cd 7::3O do
$50 ure zvecer. q vajanai Sc
pricne y soboto, 5. aygusta.
Prosi Sc tocnosti il redno pose,
canje vaj, ker ina zbor Y KRAFT
ken ,nastopiti. II.
s peEzkiln po1aravopl
louis Tgg!ap.
3 y So X
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04

nagona Sc ka nitro zganili Ze l. 1884 je "a casa IT,
obetnce komunsticne stranke Stain deal: "Mnogi mi
sijo, da mora vista rasa, j. germanska, pripravlja
ma vojno prot nizj ras,' j. slovansk 80"
Do danasnje vojne MISC slovansk narodi ineli v
Isplosnem nobenh skupnih asprac Maa antanta in Bal
kanska sta poskusal vzd1zevati ravnoteze, pr
pa hote cisto izoc vsakrsno slovansko strem
ljene Kjub temu SO ii narcdi obcuti skupna vznemr
jena, goli obcutke zgodovnskih 'zapostavljan in bo
lova,i takorekoc obcutkh imam nvrednosti Medtem,
|ko Je pangemanlzem svoJo krlatlco krl In zemlJa"
pcveceval msel krzarske vojske ter tul cd zeje po
|zem in obastnosti e sovanstvo COLA poreba po neod-
visnos suverenosti in domacnosti Pr tenn slo
vanski narodi oplajao navnosjo, ola bodo po dolgem
lin boestnem trpljenju preeklos nasli bodocnost
bogato placilo
/ Z vstopom Sovjetske zveze vojno je tud slovan-
ska nsel dobila dgacno obliko Destvo da versajska
|pogodba nj "a amcia svetu m1u kakor tud destvo,
Ida je predvojna politika zahodnih demokracj
gem zrahala zaupanje maih slovanskh narodov, sta
Eodpr obdobje slovanske misli Monakovo e poeg
ostah politicnih izgub zapravo ljubezen ceskosiva
lskeSa nloda napram zahonim demokracijam. Jugoslo
vani XII sucaj vone takojsnjo in ucinkovito an
glesko pomoco racunali bill mocno razocarani Poom
1Francije tudi nj ostal brez posledic.
Naul slovanskem ''podcloveku'' je pricela plopa-
girat Hilereva Nemcja in ia nauk prakticno izvaa da
mes ma zasedenh ozemlh. Trpljenja XII h danes prena
Isajo zasti slovenski narodi pod nemskm jarmom,
|gocno razvao obcutek medsebojne slovanske poveza
nosti Mogoce lez tenn nemska ragika, da - tn pa tam
voasko zmaguejo - kolonzaoricno pa nimajo nobenih
uspchov in namer - da bodo svoe sovraznke unicili,
jh odporu in sovrasvu samo krepo. Pc vseh vekih
fzmagah Nencem nj posreclo, da bi unicili Rse Ma
|sprotno danes Rus vecastno zmagujejo mad Nemc Te
ga ostal Sovani zavedajo in ud pravilno ocenuejo
ta desva Skupna tlpljena zgodovni, obupn polozaj
pod nenskim jarmom pangernanistena in protislovan
lska potka junaske ruske borbe nepomljiv odpor N.
TO- v Jugoslav in delhi neuspehi zahodnih sill vse to
lie povzrocio, da tst Slovan, XII danes 1--WE pod
Skim arom zelo mocno skilijo Moskvo in skill
goce boj kakor pa js to zahodnm slam ljubo
~ TO- cesar stoletni napori MISC zmogi e ustvarl Hit
lerjev pangeranizem il obupnih klicey deporanih il
pogoreh omov IL groboy umorjenih poraja nov po-
litcni feomen katerim mora povona Evropa racunati
|rrslovanska solidarnost
ls Po Bazovici"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04

vzrocajo vozniki avtomobilov in
kamjonov javno nezadovoljstvo
Is tenn, da puscajo odprte mo-
torje, ko stojijo vozila ma po-
stajah.
"ODT je zahteval, da morajo
vozniki avtobusov in kamjonov
ustaviti motorje, kadar vozila
MISC v prometu, da Sc stedi. ben
zin," - je dejal J. Munroe
Johnson, ravnatelj ODT.
"zaradi kriticnega pomanj-
kanja benzina, in zaradi povi-
Sane uporabe istega ma vseh
frontah, je potrebno, da vozni-
XII avtobusov in kamjonov So
delujejo, tako, da Sc omenjena
dobava civilnega benzina k a r
najuspesneje uporabi,' je deja]
colonel johnson. u,
$1,000 farmacistov pomaga pri
novacenju bolnicark
DR.. Thomas Parran, vrhovni
kirurg urada u. S. Public
Health Service cd federalne "a
varovalne agencije, XII upravlja
zbor kadetk bolnicark, je ozna.
nil, da. je zacelo $4,000 lekar-
narjev kampanjo "a zbor bolni.
cark, XII DO trajala en- mesec.
Ko jc DR.. Parran naznanil So
delovanje lekarnarjev, je pou'
daril silno pomanjkanje bolni'
:ark v tej dezeli.
"Na tisoce bolnicark sc il
pridruzilo vojski in mornarici,'
jc dejal, "kar je povzrocilo We
liko vrzel V bolnicarstvu donna
Civilne bolnice so prenapolnje'
ne. Nekatere so morale zapretj
cele oddelke, ker so graduirane
bolnicarke Sic v vojno ali pa
KAN drugam v sluzbo."
zeleznice SO vojne ceste - ne
p1tujte
Mestni voditelji so sc zbrali ,
radio studijih v 122 mestih ST.
rom dezele, ter poslusali vladn
poziv, me potuj' in pa nasve'
te, kako maj Sc nepotrebno po'
tovanje prepreci, ,da DO vojn
transport uspesnejsi.
"zeleznice so vojne ceste," j
dejal general Sommervell. "Voi
lska prosi cello Ameriko "a sode'
lovanje v z>zeIanju in oiira
njevanju prostora "a nujn
transportation"
$500 bolnicark je p0trebnih "a
:. vojsko in mornarico
Oddelek "a vojno delavstvo, j
zacel sodelovanjem Rdecega
krizl kampanjo "a rekrutiranje
$500 bolnicark v arnerisko ar
mado in mornarico.
Ceylji . napakami ,hrez znamk
Trad "a upravo cen je Mama.
nil, da slnejo trgoyci prositi "a
dovoljenje pri uradu,' "a proda'
jo gotoyih cevljev . sriapskam
/! brez znamk.
Gene "a lleracijo rane eev;
| lie ne bodo visle od ST. 80 y
par "a odjama!ce Il, 1esvec ko'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04
DOMACA ERONTA

delavskega odbors je izjavil, da
je bill ogenj mad Italijo in Nor
mandijo ter pacifiskimi otoki,
poleg tezkega bombardiranja
po cell Evropi vzrok, d. so Sic
zaloge pod tocko, katera je po-
trebna "a varnost, kar Sc ne bi
smelo zgoditi.
StOjeci avtomObili traffic
benZin
Pisma, XII jih dobiva urad "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04

Ursa: MOI starr Je prlsel
danes domov pijan kakor kla-
da. v sobi Sc je kar oblecen vr-
gel ma posteljo." ~~ -.~
Neza: ITO pa vendar nj zna-
menje, da bi bill pijan. Morda
je bill le slabe wolfe ali kaj dru-
gega."
Ursa: "Kako bi sc pa vrgel
ma posteljo tam, kjer postelje
sploh nj bilo."
mogoce, da Sc bodo pojavile po-
vojne sluzbe, povisati narodne
dohodke in bogastvo, in obe-
nem povrniti investicije kolikor
mogoce vladi.
Vec mesa "a hOtele
Uprava "a vojne Gene je ma
znanila, da bodo mesarji lahko
prodajali vec kot 209e njihove-
ga mesa hotelom in restavraci-
jam po novih cenah, nizjih kot
"a odjelnalce.
Ia odlok je bill veljaven cd
26. julia, 1914 in ina v prvi vr-
sti namen dobaviti dovolj mesa
hotelom in restavracijam, v
redko naseljenih krajih, in pa
tam, kjer mesarji, XII prodajajo
ma debelo, ne morejo zadostno
nabavljati "a hotele in trgovska
podjetja.
Strozja poravnava "a nerablje-
ne kupone "a benzin
Process, po katerem so nerab-
ljem benzinski kuponi vrnjeni
krajevnemu uradu "a vojne &C.
ne in racijo, ko lastnik proda
avtomobil trgovcu, je bill poo
siren, cato, da sc ne bi ii kupo-
nj rabili "a nezakonite nakupe
benzina.
Prvi ponarejem ,benzinski ku-
pom .ie bill odkrit
Ponarejen kupon, B-3, il Gle
velandskega o P A okraja, je
bill odkrit cd nadzornika v "a
padni Pennsylvania.
OPA je nemudoma podvzela
korake in obvestila industrijo,
da je ponarejevanje doseglo Sc
rijalno ostevilcene kupone.
Sc vedno nujno rabijo platinum
vojni
Sc vedno ,tako .nujno rabijo
platinum v vojni produkciji, da
Sc ia kovina ne more dobiti "a
nakit ali pa popravke v bliznji
soodocnosti, so dejali pri odboru
"a vojno produkcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04
aENAKOPRAVNOSTI'

Vd1A pIOCcSu lAOC4OVdIlJd.
Inspekcija avtomobilskih pla-
scev "a kamjone mora biti
boljsa
.Urad "a upravo cen zahteva
boljso inspekcijo avtomobil-
skin plascev "a kamjone, da Sc
tt porabijo prav do konca. : u
rad je omejil inspekcijo ma sta
nice, XII imajo sposobno osebje
"a natancno delo.
Sc vec vojnih his bo zidanih
Odbor "a vojno .produkcijo in
pa agencija "a hisno zidavo sta
skupno naznanila nacrt, XII bo
olajsal pomanjkanje stanovanj
med vojnimi delavci.
Sedaj prerokujejo, da bodo
zaceli zgradbo tisocev stano-
vanjskih edinic v preostalem le-
tn, "a leto 1915 pa mislijo, da
bodo zmogli ,okoli $4,000 edi-
mic.
Vojni izdatki dosegli move
visine
Vojni izdatki Wade Zdruz. dr.
zav so dosegli move visine v ju-
niju, to je $7,957, 100000, ma
rastek $39, 900, 900 ali O.59o mad
majskimi izdatki, kot kazejo
.stevilke, XII jih je zbrala zaklad-
MICA Zed. drzav ter jih je urad
"a vojno produkcijo naznanil.
Povprecni vojni izdatki so v
juniju znasali dnevno $3O6, ,0OO,-
900 kar je narastek cd 4.3R
mad .dnevnimi izdatki v maju,
XII so bill $293, 100000.
zene opravljajo tezka della
zenska pomoc olajsa zelo pro-
blem namescencev " kovalnih in
1ivalnih industrijah, je porocal
Paul V. McNutt, predsednik od-
bora "a vojno delavstvo, XII je
zopet pozival prostovoljce maj
vzamejo mesta v tovarnah; kjer
so stiskah, in XII so vazne "a
narodno vojno produkcijo.
Ceprav Sc smatra kovalna in
livalna industrija "a mosko de-
10, mogoce bolj kot katerakoli
druga, kjer je potrebna moe,
kakor je dejal VINO predsed-
mix, so Sc delodajalci obrnili ma
zene, XII Sc izkazujejo "a eel o
uspesne v "delu misicami."
MIR. McNutt je pohvalil zene,
'ko Sc je zacela kampanja "a re-
krutiranje MOI in sicer 10000
tdelavcev v kovalnih in livalnih
industrijah. Predsednik VINO
je dejal, da medtem, ko zene
Ilahko izpolnjujejo mnogo della
v teh industrijah, je teh 10000
sluzb, samo "a moze.
Vsakdo, XII bi rad Sci med pro.
stovoljce "a kovalne in livalne
industrije lahko gre v najblizji
Western Union urad in telegra.
fra ma Foundry and Forge Di.
vision of the War Man Power
Commission: Rad bi sluzbo v
talilni al kovalni industriji."
Navesti mora tudi svoje ime,
starost, naslov in telefonsko
stevilko.
Krajevni urad Zdruzenih dr..
zav "a namescenje bo nemudo-
ma stopil v stiko S prostovolj.
MIN delavcem, in mu ponudil
primerno sluzbo. ...
Dncyna zavetSea narascajo po
steyilu :
Dnevna zavetisca, XII jih ,vo-
dijo .obeinska tpodjctja in SO
jayno financirana, .rastejo vse.
povsod po cell dezeli to poletje
in .igrajo vazno vlogo v borhi
proti mladinskemu zlocinstvu,
in pa da matere lahko sprejmi-
10 sluzbe, XII so nujno potrebne
20 vojno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04

$4,000 delavcev
Petdeset tisoc moz in zena je
nujro potrebnihs "a izdelovanje
municije, da Sc nadomestijo Ia
loge, XII jih je ameriska in "a
vezniska armada ze porabila v
boju ,proti Nemcem in Japon-
Gem, in pa "a izdelovanje no.
viii zalog.
Paul V. McNutt, predsednik
Evening star., 1944-09-17

Erwin Ronmel over strategy IN thu
Normandy campaign.
Won Rundstedt, an old-line Prus-..
sian general, thus would succeed
Marshal Walter Won Model, who
lasted but q new days in the whirl-
wind Of the Allied advance.
Insure your future security BY
buying War Bonds and hanging on
to them!
Evening star., 1944-09-17
BY EDWARD BALL,
Associated Press War Correspondent.

| AHSSAtesN ASSS " 90 aSsbopucht.
WITH THE AMERICANS BE-
FORE THIONVILLE, Sept. 1e.-The
United States Sd Army captured a
section Of the Maginot Line on the
west side of the Moselle in this area
today and turned the German
installed 105-mm. guns on the
enemy across the river.
The main stronghold seized here
was Fort Gingringen, which was
built in 1870 and modernized by the
French in 1919. In 1910 the Ger
mans replaced the French installed
75-mm. guns with Krupp-manu-
factured loss. The Americans cap
tured these intact with their ammu-
nition>
Americans who could not read q
word of the German markings
worked out how to manipulate the
guns. turning them around and
began firing salvo after salvo at the
Germans in that part of 1hionville
east of the river.
The section OF the town on the
west side was cleared of the enemy.
The Germans were firing from
heavily fortified positions on the
other side Of the Moselle, using guns
Of the same caliber. They were
making a lot of noise, but doing
little damage.
From Thionville to the Luxem-
bourg border the Germans had en-
trenched themselves behind barbed
wire, evidently intending to make
a major effort to hold this approach
to the Siegfried Line.
Eight German guns in Fort Gin
gringer, which were pouring fire
back at their late owners, were un-
der command Of Capt. Charles E.
Wise, Pontiac, Mich. with 1t. Rob-
ert o. Henderson, Yuma, Ariz., di-
recting the fire.
The man who solved operation of
the enemy guns was Sergt. Joseph
&c. Pellerin. Lawrence, Mass. who
said he did it 'by ear"
1t was at Gingringer that Mar
shal Henri Philippe Petain ordered
Evening star., 1944-09-17
BY the Associated Press,

PARIS, Sept. 16.-RussiaA Prin.
cess Helene Yourievitch, a friend O,
President Roosevelt and q cousin OF
the Queen Of Italy, is living today
in cheap single room in a drah
apartment house in Paris.
She said she had nothing left but
a vast empty house too cold and
expensive to live in, but even her
dull surroundings could not obscure
her dignity and graciousness.
Despite her sufferings in the last
four years her first thoughts in an
interview were of her husband, a
daughter and sister in New York
and another daughter in London.
Her husband, Serge Yourievitch
left France for the United States u,
March, 1910. to fulfill sculptoring
contracts. He lives with his daugh-
ter Helene in New York. Her sister
Nine. Vera Lipovatz also lives IN
New York. The other daughter
Nika Georgiades-married to Serge
Georgiades-lives in London.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
Princess, CousinofItoIy'sQ sQueen
Found in Cheap Paris Room

The princess said her husband
did bust Of President Roosevelt
while the latter was Governor OF
New York and that she and her
husband often visited Mr.. Roosevelt
and his mother.
Il cannot complain said the
Princess. whose hair is craving. 81
lived the same life as the Parisians
All our hopes were in America, be-
cause it is big and free. We asked
each other during the four years,
when will the Americans come?
You are here, now we are happy"
The Princess and her mother Wis
tied the Queen Of italy in Rome in
the early days of the German occu-
patton of France and she helped
them all possible, but .her country
has needed her more than We and
she is doing all she can for it," she
said.
The Princess left her mother II
Rome shortly before the Allied In.
vasion of that country and has not
heard from her since.
Evening star., 1944-09-17

Army were IN miles into Holland.
North Of the Albert Canal, troops
OF 1t. Gen. Sir Miles @. Dempsey's
British I'd Army smashed across the
Meuse Canal in the teeth Of sharp
shellfire, and established their third
bridgehead In that sector, q front
dispatch said.
The Tommies crossed the wide
canal in assault barges and dug In
grimly as the Germans put up sti1
resistance.
At North Hechtal farther east the
British gradually are building up
another Meuse Canal bridgehead.
German counterattacks in this re-
gion have subsided.
Break Through Held Likely.
The main interest In the fighting
centered, however, on the struggle
around AAchen and it was on this
sector that Supreme Headquarters
said the Siegfried Line had been
completely penetrated"
Headquarters emphasized that