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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
C0LEISAWARDED PILEDRIvING JOB
 AT BOAT HARB0R

James E. Cole and Company, sole bidders on the small boat harbor pile replacement job, was awarded the bid by the City Council at a regular meeting in the City Council Chambers last night at o'clock The maximum price is S411.
 After long negotiations, the USED agreed to sell to the city 5000 feet of cast iron water main material hard to obtain now be- cause of war demands.
 A club license for the Service mems Club, which is to be located over the Electric Service Shop was granted as of January l, 1945
 A letter was received from Ellis Reynolds stating he would deed a portion of his lot to the city if the city would assume part of the cost of putting in a drainage system On motion by Don Skuse, the council voted to put in the drain
 It was also agreed to assume the usual one-third of the cost in laying concrete for a sidewalk in front of the Spruce Delicatessen property on E Street.
 A communication was read from the Territorial Department of Health, transmitting to the Mayor and Council copies of the Rodent Survey.
 Two applications for change of ownership of liquor licenses were referred to the police committee for investigation and recommenda- tion.
 It was decided to have the owner or manager of the property at the top of Court House Hill looked up and ascertain if some swap could be arranged whereby the city would lease portion of the land for a turn around space, giving the owner q lease, in return, for the land where Third Street is sup posed to cut through.
 Mayor A. B. Hayes announced that no word had yet been heard from the FBI relative to the time when the police school would be held at Ketchikan Hayes also said the newly appointed city engineer, James L. McNamara, had not yet arrived.
 A letter was read from Homer Garvin of bhe Juneau Empire Theatres, relative to smoking in movie houses. He suggested that the Council, if it desired to pro- hibit smoking in show houses and thought it necessary, to pass an ordinance to that effect. The matter was referred to the police and fire committees.
 Councilman Harry Lee suggested the Chief of police notify all tar pot owners that is is unlawful to move equipment through the streets without first cleaning the fire box. Complaints have also been received that nails are being scattered when the pots are moved.
 The meeting wass adjourned at 9:20 p. m. Councilmen Keith Wildes and Elroy Ninnis were ab- sent from last nights session.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
Strikes SoIdiers;;
 Gets 2-Year Term

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. Is. - Staff Sgt. Odus West, 34-year-old former Hermitage, Missouri, deputy sheriff was convicted last night in a court martial on six of eight specified tions, charging him with striking and mistreating American soldier prisoners.
 The court deliberated one and a half hours and then ordered a dis honorable discharge and sentenced him to hard labor for two years the place to be decided later
 West denied charges, claiming it was a conspiracy against him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
ITALY TROOPS TAKE
 IMPORTANT CENTER

ROME, Nov. Is. - Polish troops captured Monte Porting, five miles south of Fainza in the Eighth Army's drive on that important communications center on the Bol- ogna- -Rimini road, Allied Headquar- ters announced today.
 Troops took the town yesterday in thousand-yard advance against the bitterest German resistance throwing back two heavy counter attacks.
 Troops on the Adriatic sector were active in patrol operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
EMBLEM CLUB WILL
 MEET NOVEMBER 71

Plans for the November Fist social of Juneau Emblem Club have been taken over by a new chairman, as sickness prohibits the former chair man from acting. Mrs. Berthele Elisen is the new chairman and an unusual entertainment is scheduled. In addition to the "eats," movies are to be the main attraction for the evening.
 Through the local agent of the Standard Oil Company, several films have been obtained and will be shown to those attending next Tuesday nights affair. Most of the films are new and have never been shown to other organizational groups in Juneau. Those who have had an opportunity to preview the films have been enthusiastic in their T SC.
 frs. Elisen and the Clubs Presi- cent Mrs. Daisy Fagerson, have de- c.ied that the program will be so urlaJal that it should not be re- sliicled to members only Each msnae er is, therefore, to bring guests
 menlbers of your family or friends. aromised that after the show there vill be refreshments for all. Fer aither information as to plans iT sile evening, members may call e sile rs. Elisen or Mrs. FageIson.
 A1aDieEa Club members are urged 60 femember the date for the Cubs aa9ig vember 21-at p. m. in lk HE Tall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
FAMOUS TEACHER
 DIES DURING RIDE

GROTON, Mass, Nov. 18. = The Rev Dr. Endicott Peabody, 87-year- old founder of the exclusive Groton School, and for more than half a century its headmaster, died while on his customary auto ride today.
 He was teacher for the sons of President Franklin Roosevelt. and performed the ceremony when the President and Mrs. Roosevelt were married.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
METZ FORTRESS ENTERED BY 3RD ARM
Thousands of Nazis
 Hiding Out in Paris

LONDON, Nov. 18-A Nazi re- sistance movement inside France spearheaded by 40,000 Germans hiding out in Paris, is reported by a reliable. French source.
 A thousand French collaboration ists are also still at large despite round-ups by French forces of the interior. and they are declared to be actively aiding the Germans in espionage and sabotage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
WHISPERS BACK

MT. and Mrs. Webster are back in Juneau and are staying at the Gastineau Hotel at present. He is the Chief Accountant for Columbia Lumber Co. and has just returned from a trip south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
BOWLING AT ELkS

On the Elks alleys last night Percys took Sabins and Ordways rolled 'em over Henrings in the 7::30 o'clock bowling, and Juneau Drug took the 20th Century Meat, while Butler Mauro Drug nosed out Races Drug in the 9;30 o'clock meet. Several over 500 individual scores were made. The following are the scores:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON. Nov. IS - The nomination of James Byrnes for an additional 2-year term as Director of War Mobilization Reconversion was made and unanimously con- firmed by the Senate today.
 The President has also nom ted Ann M. Lance to be Postm; e East Anchorage, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
S. S. ANCHORAGE
 VICTORY 10 BE
 LAUNCHED NOV. E

RICHMOND. Calf, Nov. IS - Mrs Simon N. Buckner, Jr., wife of Lieut.: Gen. Buckner, will be the sponsor of the s. s. Anchorage, Vic- tory ship to be launched at Kaiser's Number ? shipyard here on No- yember 25.
 Mrs. Clyde Ellis will be matron of honor. She is the wife of for mer President of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce now attach ed to the Department of Army En- gineers at San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
NEW MECHANIC HERE

Robert Jacobs arrived on the Northland to join the staff of Alaska Coastal Airlines as a me- chanic. Jacobs was previously em- ployed for three and one half years by Bellanca Aircraft at Whining ton, Delaware.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
HEALTH COUNCIL TO MEET

The Gastineau Channel Health Center is to meet for it's regular monthly session Monday at 8 p. m. in the Territorial Building, Room 108.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
CLIFFORD FAMILY HERE

L. E. Clifford, his wife and child are in town from Pocatello, Idaho, and are staying at the Hotel Ju- neau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
0RM0( LAPS N0WCAUCHT
 IN CORRIDOR
But Few Nippons Are Es- ldping Alive from Sur
 Surrounded Sector

BULLETIN GEN. MacAR- THURS HEADQUARTERS, Nov. I8-This afternoon, Jap tanks, large and small, broke through the roadblock to reinforce troops stubbornly resisting the advance of the U. S. 24th Division against the Ormoc road village of LimOn. American patrols are penetrating the outskirts of Lim0n near the northern terminus of the Ormoc highway.
 It was believed that the Japs had withdrawn from the village after the terrific artillery bar rage, but when the main body of troops arrived, they found strcng Jap opposition.
 Fred Hampson, A. P. COrre- spondent, said. Limon was held by hundreds of well dug-in Nip ponese soldiers with all types of weapons, except heavy artillery.
 GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD QUARTERS IN THE P- PINES, Nov. 18-Rain -drenched Doughboys today straddled the Ormoc Highway with strong road block a mile south of Limon, trap ping remnants of Japanese regi- ment, as elements of the United States 32nd Division were thrown into the battle of Leyte for the first time
 A Headquarters communique an- nounced completion of the double envelopment movement by two units of the 24th Division, cutting the highway below Limon, four miles from Pinamopoan at the northern end of the Ormoc corri- dor.
 Japanese supply columns, at tempting to break through to Limon, were destroyed. The com- munique also said. by inference, that the enemy forces caught in the gap were cut off from escape except for small, scattered bands.
 East of the Ormoc action, noun tain fighting around Mt. Minoro, in the Badian area, was limited to mopping up enemy pockets by dis mounted First Cavalry units.
 Several suicide charges of enemy parties were wiped out and Ameri- can artillery continued to pound Japanese positions throughout the corridor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
USO DANCE TONIGHT

The informal dance of the USO will be held tonight in Union Hall with music by the Servicemen's orchestra.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
FROM PRINCE RUPERT

Evelyn Carpenter, Margaret
 Hawkins, Mary McNally and Kelly Christensen, from Prince Rupert, are registered at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
ANCHORAGE VISITORS

George Ingrom. Phil Aenour. A. M. McKinzie and family, all from Anchorage, are staying at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
IN FROM HOMER

Margaret R. Cutler and Olive T. Bredt are in town from Homer and are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
PETERSON HERE

Carl Peterson, from Skagw. y '. registered at the Gastineau Hoe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
HERE FROM PORTLAND

MT and Mrs. s. R. Brown, fl f Portland, Oregon, are at the c s tineau Hotel at present
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
FROM sKAGwAY

Mrs. E. M. Tang is registered at the Gastineau Hotel from Skag- way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
KELSEY HERE

s. T. Kelsey, Jr., is here fror Anchorage and is staying at thu Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
sEATTLEITE HERE

Glenna Holmes is in town from Seattle and is registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18

Landings from the closed Area 2 during October were restricted to that halibut caught incidentally while fishing with set lines for other species under permit and amounted to 240,000 pounds.
 All 1914 figures are preliminary and subject to amendment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18

ming is here from Excur- and is registered at the Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
WALKER HERE

F. M. Walker is registered at the Baranof Hotel from Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18

There remains balance of D. 851 ,000 pounds to be landed of the 27,500,000 pound Area 3 permitted catch limit.
 For the month of October, 1914, the following amounts of halibut were landed:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-18
HALIBUT RECEIPTS
 ARE MADE PUBLIC

The records of the International Fisheries Commission show that for the period from April 16 to October 31, 1944, the following total amounts of halibut have been landed in Pa cific Coast ports from Area 3:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04

zkouseny pravidelne ably bylo
Jiste, re spravne ukazuj1 zapa-
iovan1 smesi a jejf spotrebu.
Je-li nutno caste otev1rati okna,
ably Sc ochladila pTetopena at
mosfera pokojd pax oteplovaci
zafizenl plytva otopem a ne
PRAGUE spravne.
Ale dals1 d6lezitou vecf lie
Jak naloz1me S teplem ktere
dostaneme.
Mnoz1 z vas jiz mnoho pre-
myself o spravne isolaci dom1
To je V poradku a zcela spray
ne. Nebot pro vas je cely d1m
jakousi nadobou ma teplo, a "a
lezf ma tom ably z nej teplo ne
unikalo zbytecne, ably vydrzelo
co nejdele, zrovna tax jake to-
pivo slouzfcf k jeho vyrobenf.
Nikdy neni dost pozde v sezone
k dGkladnemu odisolovani va
SIGH domG.
Predevsfm prohlednete pee
live vsechny sterbiny a skuliny
kolem oxen a dveT1 a ucpete je.
Kdyz nepotfebujete svetlo sta
hnete rolety. U~zavTete pokoje
v nichz neobyvate a nebo ty,
ktere Sc tezko vytapejf. Ma
kazdy radiator dejte nadobu S
vodou protoze vlhci vzduch sc
IDA teplejs1.
To je jenom nekolik malo We
CT, ktere NIUE kazdy mattel
domd uciniti pro sebe - a pro
cely narod a jeho valecne 1sili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
frOnta.

Spojenecke vojsko vylodeno
pod Rimem bojuje pred mes
TEN Campoleone, 16 mil jiho-
vychodne cd R1ma. Americke
vojsko proniklo pGl mile pred
mesto Cisterna.
Pfirozenym cllem vojsk, Il
toc1c1ch ma Gustavovu linii, jest
spojen1 Sc spojeneckymi vojsky
ma Jill cd R1ma. Ale az posud
jejich postup tvoTf prdmerne
pouzi mill. ODE vojska jsou cd
sebe vzdalena 70 mil.
Ma fronte osme armady pa
mule silna delostTelba a cinnost
hl1dek. Pokus Nemc1 O pro-
niknutf spojenecke LIME u Or
sogni byl zastaven.
Spojenci dosud drzf 1plnou
pfevahu We vzduchu, coz je vel
kou ochranou jejich vojsk ma
predmostf pod R1mem.
Oznamuje Sc vsak. re Nemci
dopravujf ma tuto frontu vel
kou s1lu bombometnych aero
plant z Balkanu a jinych mist
k 1tokGm ma spojenecka vol
ska a komunikace.
We zprave lodstva bylo ozna
memo, re vylodovani novych
vojsk a zasob je provad6no ne
rusene. Pr techto operacfcE
nebylo ztrat lodi die spojenec.
kych zprav, ackoli v nemec.
kych z~pravach Sc tvrd1, re bylc
potopeno mnoho spojeneckycl
lodi. Spojenci naval nemec.
ka tvrzenf velmi p~remrst6na.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Valka.
frOnta.

Ruske vojsko dobylo pohra-
nicn1 stanici Estonska, mesto
Kingisepp a Keikins. Nektere
vote generala Govorova pTekro
CITY estonske hranice a obkli-
cuji mesto Narva. Jine oddly
tohoto generala postupuji po-
del zeleznic z Lenningradu do
Pskova a Vitebska.
Pod Bateskaja a Lugou VOL
ska generala Mereckova liz
pref1zla zeleznici do Vitebska
a ohrozuj1 zeleznici do Pskova.
Tato vojska jsou II mil cd Ba-
teckaja a 20 mil cd Lucy.
Ruska vojska, ktera jsou nej-
bllze Pskova, jsou ia, postupu-
jlc1 pc silnici dale ma Jill. OBJ
chvatila simsk nedaleko jiho-
zapadnlho bfehu jezera linen
a jsou jiz pouhych IS mil cd
brany do jizn1ho Estonska a Sc
vern1ho Lotysska.
Tfet1 ruska armada druhe
Balticke fronty pod generalem
Popovem 1toc1 ma nemecke 20
Size pod Novosokolniky, 70 mi
cd hranic Lotysska, postupujic
%soubezne S jinymi dvema arma.
dn1mi ma severn.
Dale Sc oznamuje, re v ohb
Dniepru Nemci vyklidili mestC
Smelu severozapadne cd Kiro.
VOgradu. ,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
JAK T OTOPOVYM
OLEJEM

V poslednf dob6 Sc mnoho
psalo a mluvilo o nedostatku
uhl1 takze mnoz1 Tide zapomi-
nail, re name t6z kriticky ma
10 otopoveho oleje. SpotFebite-
lie tohoto topiva slys1ce nedav-
no o novem naftovem potrubf a
jinych vymozenostech a zlep-
sen1ch dopravy petrolejovych
produkt1 81 prost6 Tfkaj1: Well,
tax Sc to pro mas lepsf. Ted "a
Sc je malo uhlf. DobTe re po-
tTebujf k otopu olej. A tax to-
p1 a topf vesele. Proto nebez-
pecne poklesly zasoby otopove-
no oleje.
Ano = otopov6ho oleje je
stale velmi malo. Nedavne do
koncen1 potrub1 big Inch" je-
nom zdGraznuje jeho kritickou
potTebu a nedostatek. We sku-
tecnosti letosn1 zasoby jsou niz
81 neil lonske. Ale nejen to,
potfeby branne moci a valecne-
no prdmyslu zatezuj1 problem
distribuce zasob. Krone toho
jejich potfeby Sc nedaj1 dobre
odhadovati do budoucnosti.
Zvysene pozadavky ma suro-
YOU naftu pracuj1 dvoj1m sme-
rem. Gin vice vytezfme okta-
noveho benzinu re surove naf-
ty tim meme il zbude ma petro-
lei a otopovy olej. Zaroven a.
lie valka vyzaduje zvysenou do
davku surov6 nafty pro pohon
dieselovych motorG lodi a mo-
torizovaneho parku a prGmy-
stu. Tudfz my donna jsme v
dvojfm ohni a proto nezbude
mnoho ma mas a je tfeba aby-
chom vystacili Sc svymi prfd6ly
Jedna costa jak setTit otopo-
wynn olejem = a dostat vice te-
pla = je pravidelne prezkou-
Semi a prohlfzen1 top1cfho zaT1-
zenf, ably horaky byly este a
spravne ~serfzeny. T6z kontrol-
nj pffstroje by mely byti pre-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04

Ola z mich byla prejeta a rozdr-
cena japonskymi nakladnimi
auty. Podobnym zpGsobem "a
hynul serzant cd me stihacf let
ky. Pacienti z bllzke nemoc-
nice znicene bombami, napolo
ornament a bloudfcf kolem VI
pyjamech a trepkach byli "a
Tazeni do nasich skupin. Co Sc
S mimi stale nev1m.
"Za noci pf1st1ho dine, KRAFT
&c pred rozednenfm jsme byli
probuzeni a pokracovali v po-
chodu. Minula mas kolona je-
ponskych nakladnich aut z niz
jeden vojak uhodil kolbou pus-
ky jednoho americkeho zajat-
&c. Vojin padl v bezvedomf
do pT1kopu.
"Po cely den "a strasneho
vedra a oblakG prachu jsme
pochodovali. Nedostali jsme
vGbec jist a v poledne nam do
volili Sc nap1t re spinaveho po-
toka. Ia chvilku ma to strazce
sebraly tTi dGstojnfky z naseho
oddelenf nacpali je do aut a
odjeli s mimi. Jejich osud mi
nenf znamy. V kazdem pr1pa-
de Sc nikdy nevratili do zadne-
no z taboru. 49,.
"Dvanacteho dubna - dru-
ny den pochodu = Japonci "a
vedli move tyran1 jez pojmeno-
vano "slunecnf lecba". Well,
tato "lecba" spocfvala v tom,
re mas nechali pc cely den Sc
Diet ma plnem slunci. Nell jsme
malo vody a byli jsme hrozne
z1zniv1. Velky pocet z mas sc
zblaznil a cetni zemreli. ia
ponci odvlekli nemocne a blou-
znici. Til filipinstf a til anne
ricti vojini byli pohfbeni "a
Viva.
"Usel jsem vzdalenost IS mil
do taboru v sesti dnech a "a &C.
lou dobu jsem jedi jen tal1r ry-
re. JIM Americana usli pochod
smrti aniz vGbec neco jedi. Ia
pochodu vetsinu cesty Jim ia
ponci davali "slunecn1 lecbu.'
Zajatci z Corregidoru, mezi
nimiz byli komander Mccoy q
pluk. Mellnik, neprosli Size zku
senostf "pochodu smrti", ale
pc k~apitulaci 1000 Americani
a 500 Filipincd bylo nahnanc
do garaze S betonovou podla.
hou a garaz mela rozmery loo
yard1 delky a Silky a jedns
strana sahala k mort. V tonic
prostoru bylo drzeno $500 "a
.ijatcd plny tyden aniz dostal
sousto jidla. V mlste byl jedi
ny vodovodnf kohoutek a byle
treba cekat nejmene IL hodir
ma naplnenf lahve vody. Pc
dnech dostali Zajatci prvnl pc
travu: talir rye a krabickr
sardinek. (OWl)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.

Pristf 1tery, dine 8. 1nora Mr..
Contos poradatel kT1zko-
vych zapasG v Coliseum slibuje
velice slibny program ma KITE
rem 1cast brati budou nejvy-
znacnejsf zapasn1ci.
SEZONNf VYNIKAJfCI
ZAPAS
Maurice "The Angel" Tillet,
(Nejsilnejsf a nejosklivejsf sve-
tovy zapasnik) 273 ID. z Fran
Gle zapasiti Dude S Babe Shar-
key, (Texasky Tornado a We
douci zapasn1k svetoveho titu-
lu) 253 Id. z Texasu.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Johnnie Long, 1877 Id. z Bal
timore a Maurice LaChappelle,
1877 Id. z Francie VS.. Mike De-
metre, 22O ID. (Kanadsky Rek)
a John Vanskey, PIG 10. (Lit-
vim. Vitezi ziskati must 2 vi
t6zstvf re trech utkan1.
George Macricostas, 218 ID.
Golden Greek)vs. Henry Piers
232 Id. Flying Dutchman).
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
80 minut aneb l pOrazky.
Hans Kampher, 235 ID. re st.
Louis VS.. The Great Don Evans
23O ID. z Texasu.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
As minut aneb l porazku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
DULEZITE
Poplatnici Poor!
Vyhlaska

Dava Sc vefejnosti ma v6doml,
re vzhledem k tesnejsf spolu-
praci S Bankovnimi Vyhodami
Mesta a ma doporucenf Financ-
nlho Komisare poc1naje
1. UNOREM 1914
MESTSKY DANOVY GRAD
Dude otevren pro vyb1ranf DAM
denne cd 9 rano do $3.50 odpol.
v sobotu cd 9 rano do IL pol.
Pro vase pohodl1 dane mohou
byti placeny V ustanovenych
bankach neb postou. Vystavte
seky neb postovnf poukazky ma
City Collector, Baltimore
Kdyz platte hned usetTfte
pen1ze.
WILLIAM F. BROENING,
City Collector.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Konfiskace " "Sudetech"
nepfestavaji.

New Pork, (CTK)- "Deuts-
cher Reichsanzeiger und Prus-
sischer Staatsanzeiger" 20. a
80. listopadu uverejnil seaman
43 osob v "sudetke" oblasti, je-
jichz jmeni bylo konfiskovano
Poole naT1zen1 z IL. kvetna
1889 O konfiskaci jmen1, patti
chic nepTatel1m NemcI a sta
tu. Tyto konfiskace sleduj1 u
plnou germanisaci techto t. Nv.
sudetskych kraft.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Maly ~OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
PRODA Sc DUN

121 Belmar Ave. blfze Belair
Road, 6 velkych svetnic a u
pravena podkrovni svetnicka
(Attic). Move Johns Manville
Asbestos sindele, este vybarve-
ny, novy papfr. 2 blocky cd
poulicn1 kary. Venkovske lev
ne dane. Rychlemu kupci "a
cenu levnou. Blizs1 podrobnosti
poda F. Kalas v 1Tadovne "Sla-
vie". Telefon vedne BR 624O
vecer 30 1308-J.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Balkan.

Ma jugoslavske fronte vojska
marsala Tita pTerusila spojen1
ma zeleznici Zahreb-Belehrad
ma seti mfstech. Partyzani u
tocili ma zasobovaci LIME Mem
cG v zapadni Bosne. Take v
Herzegovina byly tube boje. V
Kisavici byl partyzany porazen
odd1l NemcG a Michajlovico-
vVch cetnfkH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
TiehOmOf1.

z Pacifiku byl hlasen veliky
utok americkych sill ma Marsal-
ske ostrovy. Utoku Sc zIcastni-
ly namorni a letecke silly.
Americti Marini a pechota
obsadili predmosti ma Kwaja-
lein Atolu. NaSe ztraty jsou po-
merns male. Celkem " boj1ch
bylo zniceno 113 japonskych le-
tadel.
Dale Sc hlasi " pokracovani
niceni Rabaulu, velke japonske
zakladny ma ostrovs New Bri-
tain.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
GROCERNf
OBCHOD.

Trzba pres $500 tydne. Zajis-
tena budoucnost. Podrobnosti
poda F. Kalas 1Tedovne "Sla-
vie", Telefon We dine BR 624O,
vecer 30 13O8-J.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Letecka frOnta.

Berlin byl opetne trikrat
bombovan A~nglicany a americ-
Ike letectvo napadlo prdmyslo-
va nemecka mesta Brunswick
a Hanover.
Evening star., 1944-07-07

on the An TO-DAY.
W10e. S.oo-has WyMaa aad comsdila
Phil Slvsfs, guests.
WRt, S:00-MusitaI tribute 10 George N.
tohan high lights program. Lucille Manners
sings the level SOM" frsm Faust" and
NIta's Flower Of Love-"
WMAl, S:30-Ixhaikewskys "Rsmss sAd
Evening star., 1944-07-07

JuIisf' aid Concerto ia B Flat Minor Tor Piano
and Orchestra. op. 73," with Jorge BeIst,
plane soIoist.
Wt, S:30-"Ths Case Of the Bhline
Blond solved BY More and Nick Charles.
WINK. 9:05-Bssthoysn's "SympAsay No.
I. Ia D ksjor," Felix WsingartnN tsadutias
me London Philharmonic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-13
No Matter How You Treat
Them, Servants Are People
WE, THE WOMEN

thrilled it's funny" And then Mrs.
Jones would go on to poke fun at
Mary and her beau for the amuse-
ment Of all the other women pres
ent. Women, for some reason or
other, think there is always some
thing hilarious about a servant be-
ing in love.
ASSUME SUPERIOR ATTITUDE
When the women were through
laughing about that, Mrs. Smith
would say she had missed a new
pair Of silk stockings (Which she
probably later found just where
she put them) and she couldn't
help wondering whether her new
maid had helped herself to them.
That is another thing about
women, they always start out by
doubling the honesty Of anyone who
works in their kitchens.
And then Mrs. Brown would tell
a series of dumb things her maid
did or said-and there was a lot
more superior laughter.
Yes, it's generally true that the
women who go into domestic work
haven't any more privacy than
gold fish. Because the average
housewife looks on a maid as an
amusing topic Of conversation-in-
stead of as another human being
with human beings right to dig
nifty.