davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-05-03

Pitcher Early Wynn went to
Springfield tMass) to get the real
loWdown on his draft status from
the board there. He was to rejoin
the Mats today.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

Boston pinch-batters weren't ef-
iective. Big Boy Bowman tapped
feebly to Niggeling and Lake watch
ed game-ending third strike 20 by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Mannerheim upozornuje ma
jistou prohru Finska.

Jak Sc IDA, posledni nadeje
Finska ma mir zmizela, ackoli
marsalek Mannerheim vydal
vystrahu - oficielne uvefeine-
nou - re Dude nemozno udr-
zeti finskou linii, zahaji-li rus
ka armada ofensivu.
DIE spolehlivych zprav z
Helsingforsu, finska vlada ra-
dila Sc S Mannerheimem, kdyz
otazka mfru vznikla, ale jeho
dobrozdanf nebylo- oznameno
p~arlamentem pred hlasovanim
O prijetf podm1nek prfmeri.
Mannerheim je symbolem
vsech Fin1 a jeho slovo mohlo
by Finy obratiti pro mir. Gle
move parlamentu caste 81 ste
zovali, re vlada Jim nedava po-
tfebnych informac1. Ami fin
skemu lidu nebylo Teceno, jak
Sc vyslovil nejvyssf velitel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Nouze o topivo
" "ProtektoratS."

New York (CTK) "Der
Neue Tag" upozornil 20. pro
since ma zpGsoby, jak nutno Sc
trlt toplvem v domech opatre-
nych 1stfednfm topenfm. I v
zlmnich mesfcfch je pry mnoho
dnu, kdy panuje mirna teplo-
ia a topenl by proto znamena-
10 zbytecne plytvanf. Zejmena
V noel nen1 treba ponechat W.
hen a topenf V cinnosti. u "a
fizenl ma teplou vodu lie zasta
Wit topenl, jakmile teplota stou
pne mad 5 stupn1 Celsia (35
stupnd Fahrenheita). u par
Mich topen1 tud1z lie dokonce
zastavlt vytapen1 v noel. kdvz
teplota venku nenf nizsf nez 5
stupnu Celsia pod nulou go
stupnG> Fahrenheita) Toto vsak
platl jen pro pevne stavene do
my, nlkoli pro lehke stavby.
ktere mono p~festat vytapet v
noel i "a mnohem nizsfch te-
plot, nebot pry beztak nepodr-
Ii mnoho tepla a lie ie opet
vytopit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Nemci a zeny.

New York (GTK)- Pro stu
duj1cf valecn6 vdovy S d9tmi
byl Marburg an der Lain v
Nemecku zTfzen prvni 1tulek,
oznamuje S velkou slavou "Der
Neue Tag" re IA. listopadu.
Ma jim tax byt umozn6no do
koncen1 studi1.
Nacist6 z prvu hlasili. re ze-
ma patti jedin6 do kuchyne.
Ia valky objevili, jak veliky
pracovnf vykon Sc z nj da w.
Dirt v tovarnach a ma polich, a
vyhnali il cd rodinnych krbd
do pracovn1ch kompanif. Ny
nj, kdy zdesene pocftajf ne
sm1rn6 ztraty mezi studova-
nym dorostem, pos1laj1 il zno-
WI studovat. Zena V majestic
KEN N6mecku neni clovek S
pravem ma individualnf osud,
nybrz nastrojem, jehoz je pou-
zfvano libovolne a die potTeb
diktatoru: ma rozkaz rodit, ma
rozkaz p%racovat, ma rozkaz
studovat. V nahle peclivosti L.
TadI nenf ami zbla zajmu, byt
Sc snazf dokazovat jej sebe-
dnrazneji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Jidelni listek " Cechach.

CO jineho nam NIUE pove-
Diet vice o tom, jak vypada "a
sobovac1 situace donna, nez
tento "Jfdelni listek" z podzi-
mu minuleho roku, ktery byl
doporucovan ceskym hospody-
MIN:
Pondel1: obed - bramboro-
va polevka, spenat S brambo-
rem, cerna kava. VeceTe =
spenat cd obeda, chleb a cal.
Utery: Hrachova polevka $
oprazenym chlebem, knedllky
z bramboroveho tesla plnene
ovocem, cerna kava. Vecer-
polevka cd obeda, papriky du-
sene S rajcaty, chleb.
Stfeda: Zeleninova polevka,
z~adelavane drstky " lfstku) +,
houskovy bramborovy knedlik,
cerna kava. Vecer -polevka
z drstek, chleb a syr.
Ctvrtek: Vlockova polevka s
bramborami, dusena brukev,
bilkove fezy, cerna kava. We
Ger = slaneckova pomazanka
s rajskym salatem.
Patek: Kroupova polevka,
pecena moTska ryba, brambo-
rovy salat, cerna kava. Vecer
= zapecene brambory Sc zbyt
KEN ryby.
Sobota: Polevka z kostf, raj
ska omacka S bramborem, ko-
lac S marmeladou, cerna kava.
Vecer - cal a kolace.
Nedele: Zasmazena polev-
ka S nudlemi, roStena ma zele-
ne paprice s bramborem, Wac
kove rezy S kremem, cerna ka-
va. Vecer = opekane BRAN
bory Sc stavou z masa.
(Nase Noviny)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
100000 zidH vsznsno
" TereZinS.

Male mesto Terezfm V &C.
chach, jez melo pred valkou a.
81 1000 obyvatel, nynf ma
100000 zid1 re vsech castf E.
vropy, kterf jsou zde uvezneni
ma zaklad6 "arijsk6 ~povyseno-
sti."
Podrobnosti O tonic velkem
koncentracnfm taboTe poloze-
mem mezi Prahou a Drazdana-
mi, dostaly Sc do neutralnfho
Svedska nahodou. Kdyz Mem
ci deportovali 500 az 600 dan
skych zidG do Terezfna, omy-
lem vybrali n6kolik set lidf, ci-
ste arijske krve. Pc ctyTech
m6s1c1ch tento omyl byl "na-
praven" a tito Tide byli dopra-
veni zpet do Danska.
V Terezfn6 jsou eide z Ho-
landska, Norska, Belgie, Fran
Gle, Recka, Italie, Rumunska,
Srbska, Chorvatska, Madar-
ska a Polska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Evakuace Bratislavy.

Londyn (CTK) = "Gardis-
ia" hlasil nucenou evakuaci bill
re nejmenovanych bratislav-
skych okresd, jez Sc ma zapo-
cit 1. dubna. Dobrovolna eva
kuace Sc koncf dine 81. brezna.
Tato opatTen1 zpGsobila velky
neklid mezi bratislavskym oby
vatelstvem. Vetsina lid1 odmf-
ia opustit mesto, protoze Sc do
mn1vajf, re jejich pr1bytky bu-
do1 bez jejich souhlasu dany k
disposici uprchl1kdm z Nemec-
ka, jak Sc v mnoha pf1padech
jiz stale v zapadn1m Nemecku.
Osm bratislavskych obcanG by
10 pry ~zatceno, protoze sfrili tn
to zpravu O osudu opustenych
byt6. Mezi zatcenymi je pry
nekolik vyss1ch statnfch tired
Mkt. Vsichni jsou obvineni z
vyvolavanf paniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
POHRBY.

- We ctvrtek, 10. breZna
zemTel nahle ma srdecni vadu
p. Josef J. Sup, Annapolis, Md.
We start 81 roku. Byl Chief
Boatswain Mate U. S. N. Po-
chazel z muzikantske rodiny a
narodil sc v Clevelande, Ohio.
Predcasne smrti jeho zelf start
rodice Josef A. a RGzena Sup,
manzelka Matilda (rozena Su-
p1kova), dale bratr a 2 sestry.
Manzelka zemTeleho je dcerou
znameho krajana p. Frank G..
Supfka byv. majitele krejcov-
ske d1lny a obchodn1ka, nyn1
ma odpocinku.
Pohreb konal Sc v pondel1,
20. brezna re Cvachova PohT.
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele "a assistance vlp. OndTe-
je Polyaka. Nosici rakve byli
pp.: A. Flacka, A. Klfma, A.
Nelson, G.. Jackson, w. Akers
a G.. Bachman.
= We ctvrtek, 16. brezna
zemfel pc 3-tydennf nemoci ma
srdecni vadu p. Charles Rad
nor, 513 N. Robinson st. We sta
RI 40 rokG. Narodil Sc v Litve.
Byl zamestnan v Bethlehem
Steel. Zanechal zde manzelku
Catherine (rozenou Cech). Do
Ameriky pTijel pred 4Oti Lefty.
Pohreb konal Sc v pondelf,
20. ledna z domu smutku ma
hfbitov Holy Cross "a asisten-
&c Rev. Mandelesa a byl wy
praven firmou Frank Cvach a
Syn.
= We -ctvrtek, 16. bfezna
zemrela 81. Barbora Alt, 27O6
Ashland Ave. We start Ga rok1.
Narodila sc Nemecku.
PohTebn1 obrady vykonal
Rev. l.. F. Ries v nedeli, 10.
bfezna v SchimGnkove Pohr.
Domu. Zesnula byla zpopel-
nena v Greenmount Kremato-
riu V pondel1, 20. bTezna.
" nedeli, 10. brezna zem-
Tela v Elmhurst Convalescent
Home pf. Mary M. Murphy,
(rozena Quade), 1903 Eutaw
Place We start 70 let. Byla vdo-
YOU pc Josefu Murphy. Naro-
dila sc v Marylandu.
Pohfeb konal Sc We ctvrtek,
%. bfezna re Schimunkova
Pohf. Domu do kostela sv. Az
betty a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele "a assistance Father
Childress-e.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka.
ED LEWIS
ZAPASITI BUDE S BABE
PRfSTf uTERY.

Pf1stf 1tery, dine %. brezna
v kffzkovych zapasech pofa-
danych Coliseum Mr.. Ed
Contosem Babe Sharkey, 253
10. (Svetovy Mistr z Texasu)
utka Sc S Ed stranger" Lee
wisem, 268 ID. (Byv. Svetovym
Mistrem.) Zapas tento urcen
ma dobu jedne porazky.
Tito zapasnfci utkali Sc pred
dvouma tydny V kteremzto "a
pase Babe Sharkey zvftezil
mad Ed STRANGER" Lewisem.
V nasledujfcfch 5 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky dcinkujf:
Nick Campofreda, 238 lb. z
Baltimore VS.. Yellow Mask(?)
218 ID.
Tom Mahoney, 231 ID. z FL
ladelfie VS.. The Great Don E.
vans, 232 ID. z Texasu.
George Macricostas, 218 ID.
Golden Creek VS.. Leo Wal
lock, 218 ID. z Detroit.
Johnnie Long, 1877 ID. z Bal
timore VS.. War Eagle, 21O Id.
z Kanady.
Herman Rhodes, PIG ID. z
Camden, N. J. VS.. Michael
Leone, 218 ID. Qtalian Terror)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Raft ma auta civilistIG Dude pry
O tretinu meme.

Bradley Dewey, vladnf direk-
tor pro kaucukovy obor pravil,
re vyroba gumovych rafI ma
auta civilist1 poklesne o celou
tTetinu, jestlize budou ma VOL
nu odvedeni ii z deln1kG, kteTf
dosud byli z vojenske sluzby
vyjmuti S ohledem ma jejich
praci.
Tyka Sc to asi 100000 muz1
V start pod &c rok1. President
Roosevelt je take ma strane ar
mady, ably byli odvedeni vsich-
nj do 26 let start, jezto re star
SIGH pry jiz nejsou tax dobri
vojaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24

V nejhorsf erupci cd r. 1906
sopka Vesus Italii vychrlila
til velke proudly lazy, ktere ste
kaly s jejich 1bocf, znicivse sto
stop ~pov6stne scenicke zelez-
nicn1 trait. Obyvatele, bydl1c1
ma jiznim svahu hory byli eva
kuovani. Lava ma jiznfm sva-
hu hory je jiz pouze dive mile
cd vesnice Bosco Trecase.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
zena skryvala desertera.

Washington, D. C. = Mrs.
Dolores Bender, % leta sta
"a je moci policie, pro-
toze skryvala zbeha v 1krytu
pod podlahou sveho domu.
Muz, ktery byl predan armada,
nebyl z%totoznen. Policie pravl,
re Benderova, zena vojaka,
jenz je nyn1 v Indii, Dude pred
vedena pred federalnlho komi-
SAFE ma zalobu, re ukryvala
Zbeha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Msgr. Oldrich Zlamal Sc zraniI
padem Sc stromu.

Vseobecne znamy pc cele A
merice Msgr. OldTich Zlamal
Sc tezce zranil padem pfi kle-
stem ovocneho stromu ma SVEN
venkovnim sfdle v Mentor-on-
the-Beach. Rozstfpnul 81 kost
leve ruce a jelikoz dlel We Vi
lie sam, musel T1dit auto do me-
sta samoten, ably 81 opatfil le-
karske oSetren1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
PRfJMOU Sc zENY:

Dive svakrove, vlastnice pre-
krasne fanny v baltimorskem
okrese, bydl1ci kazda We zvlast-
MIN dome, hledajf %pomocnice
90 domacnosti. Kazda z mich
by rada pT1jmula zenu s dec
KEN, ktef1 by byly povdecny
yytecnemu mleku, cerstve ze-
lenlne, ovoci atd. Dobre by
dleni, soukromna koupelna,
prlmereny plat a liberalnf vol
ny cas-. Vyzadujf Sc tiche a
vzdelane zeny. Dobra pf1lezi-
tost pro zeny, jez mali muze
ma voJne. Pro dalsf informaci
piste:
Mrs. JAMES w. EASTER
Owings Mills, Md.
nebo telefonujte
Pikesville 27O-M
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
BeneS mezi vojaky.

Londyn (CTK) = President
Benes n~avSt1vil ceskosloven-
skou pancerovou brigadu v An
gill a promluvil k jej1m delega
tim v budove velitelstvf. DR..
Benes objasnil We SVEN PROBE
WI politickou a vojenskou stu
aci We smyslu sveho poselstvi
Statnf rade. Take vysvetlil vo-
jakGm postaveni nemecke a
madarske mensiny V budouci
republice a mimo to odpovedel
ma cetne otazky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Sci pssky 30 mil We snehu k
narukovani a pfisel v cas-.

Ikalaka, Mon. - Wilfred
Forcier z Piniele dokazal, re
Sc hod1 k vojenske sluzbe u pc
choty jeste drive, neil by "a
fazen do sluzby. Jsa zastaven
velkou chumelenic1 ma ceste do
tamn1ho okresnfho mesta k ma
rukovan1, vydal Sc ma cestu "a
vejemi peSky a urazil stastne
vzdor neprfznivemu pocasf 80
mil, ably byl v cas- ma m1ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Tv deti!

Mlady muz, ktery prave OBJ
drzel oblazujfci "ano" sve ma
stavaj1cf, stTetl Sc We dver1ch s
jejfm malym bratr1ckem:
"Tes Sc, Fridolinku, tvoje Sc
stra mi prave slfbila, re Sc sta
ne moj1 zenou!"
Him, to uz nevfte jinou no.
ohrnuje nosanek klu-
elk. "To uz jsem slysel "a DIVER
mi pred pei rokem, kdyz to ses-
ira povidala mamince!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Bradshaw bombardovana.

Londyn (CTK) = Bratisla-
va hlasila v patek, II. brezna,
re nepTatelska letadla letela
mad Bratislavou "a nepatrne
viditelnosti. Letadla shazova-
la vybusne a zapalne pumy. O.
ficialnf bratislavska zprava pc
pTela, re byla zpGsobena jaka-
koli Skoda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Ubytek dslnikE ma farmach.

Dne 1. brezna bylo zamest-
rano ma americkych farmach
8,526,O0O delnfkG, coz je nej-
menS1 pocet pro toto datum,
jak oznamil department zeme-
delstv1. Znamena to 1bytek
10000 deln1k1 ma farmach z
poctu, ktery tam byl zamest-
nan pred rokem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Maly ~OZnalnOvatel.
WANTED-FOR SALE
KOUPfM:

ozdoby vseho druhu,
dzbanky, sklenky IA vino, sta
re olejove lampy, porculanov6
talire, hrnfcky, stare sklo a pa
nenky. Soukromy sberatel "a
plat dobre ceny. Piste podrob-
nosti "Telegraf", Box sos
843 N. Washington st. = 5.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-03-24
Zastupce Guatemaly u csl.
vlady.

Londyn (CTK) = Don Is
male Gonzales Arevalo byl
jmenovan prozatimnfm charge
d'affaires r~epubliky Guatema-
ly u ceskoslovenske vlady v
Londyne.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
GERMANS NOW OUT OF GREECE; FLEE
 FROM SERBIA, TOO

ROME, Nov. 4. The Germans have been completely cleared from Greece. Allied Headquarters said RAF pilots on reconnaissance flights reported they were unable to find any traces of the Nazis who occu- pied the country early in 1940.
 The Germans, seeking to escape the closing Allied trap, are fleeing Serbia and Albania. In the past 24 hours small enemy columns have been seen Tn the vicinity of Lake Prespa, just across the Greek bor- Ger, in Albania.
 In their retreat up the Vardar Valley toward the Serbian city of Skolpje, the Germans blew up many road and rall bridges in an effort to delay the pursuing British.
 A German broadcast said Nazi forces evacuated the port of Valona On the Albanian coast and moved to "a strong barrier position in North ern Albania to protect the road to Scutari, which is under constant threat from Bolshevist forces" Scu- tari is in extreme Northern Albania.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
ALEUTIAN ARRIVES IN
 PORT LATE LAST NIGHT

The Aleutian arrived here last night at midnight with the follow ing passengers: R. V. Vaughn, Van Lee Vaughn, David Vaughn, Berta Vaughn, Charles Tuengel, Mrs. Murl M Bunnell, Hans Arnevik, F. J. Hart, A. B. Cain, V. R. Farrell, Alfred Wellweber. Walter Gamble, Verne Lewis, Miles Lewis, Nelson Fellows
 Oscar Martin, Emil Foxhill, Salo Werner. Edward Anderson, Charles Doucette, Thomas Martinez, Ru- dolph Nooas, Lynn Vernon, Wilbur Irwin, George Maddin, Fred Hash Joe Pinkston, c. J. Todd, Robert Hayes and Arthur Kenneway.
 Outgoing passengers are; E. O. Dewhirst, R. M. Nicoz, Mrs. J. H Geyer, Ed Rosine. George Haber- korn, Vera Haberkorn, Mrs. H. L. Ogden, Otto Cavelcorn, Max Behr- man, Rod Mitrovich, E. J. Craw- ford, Mable Crawford, P. L. Killeen Frances Lenay and Joe Wiggins.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
JUNEAU EMBLEM CLUB
 WILL MEET TUESDAY

Next Tuesday will be busy night for members of Juneau Emblem Club. Final nomination of officers and election are the main plans for the evening.
 This years President, Mrs. Daisy Fagerson, urges all club members to be present.
 The past season has been a diff ficult one, as the Juneau Club has not been in existence for com plete year The present corps of officers found all members willing to help them perform their duties but the first year is always try ing one
 The club was organized primarily as social club, but there has to be some business transacted in order that the social activities can be properly carried through. There is no detailed ritualistic work for the new officers to take over and the planning of social and charit- able work will be their principal duties.
 Seventeen officers comprise the official family of Juneau's Emblem Club. Members should all be on hand Tuesday, November T, in the Elks Hall, at p. m, to select the group who will officiate in 1945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
1900 PLANES BLAST NAH
 INDUSTRIES

LONDON, Nov. 4. - The U. S Eighth Airforce staged a mass att tack on. German synthetic oil in- dustries and railways with more than HOO bombers and 300 fighters flaming out over targets from Ham, burg to Saarbrucken.
 One force attacked oil plants and refineries in the twin cities of Ham, burg and Harburg, and another hit the oil plant at Gelsenkirchen ir the Ruhr. A third force blasted military objectiyes in the Hanover region and the fourth flew southeast to Luxembourg against railroad yards at Saarbrucken.
 The daylight operation followed the sixth Mosquito raid on Berlin in nine nights.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
JAPANESE PLANES HIT THIRD FLEET
 CARRIER GROUP

UNITED STATES PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUARTERS, PEARL HARBOR, Nov. 4-Japanese planes attacked one of the carrier groups Iof the United States Third Fleet on November l, damaging several ships and inflicting light personell casualties, Admiral Chester w.. Nimitz announced.
 The attack was reported also i'll q communique and told Of the first enemy aerial offensive in the Mari anas Islands since the occupation of Saipan by American ground forces last spring.
 The Japanese planes raided Sai- pan and nearby Tinian Islands on the night of November l, Nimitz said, killing four men. Three enemy planes were shot down.
 The enemy flight which attacked the carrier group was made up of fighters and dive-bombers. Anti aircraft fire knocked down six of them and American fighter planes accounted for four more.
 Admiral Nirnitz would not give the location, but the Third Fleet has been operating in the Philip pine waters on reconnaissance. A seaplane was shot down by Navy Hellcat fighter, bringing to IA the enemy losses in the Saipan carrier raids.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
Hitler May Estape DebafIe in lJ-Boai
 Says Nazi Officer

LONDON, Nov. 1. = German U- Boat Commander Bender told Nazi naval cadets in Denmark that the German navy will arrange for Adolph Hitler to escape by sub marine when final defeat comes, " according to Stockholm dispatches reaching London.
 If it should one day really hap pen that our fuehrer must leave Germany, it would be with the Ger man navy which knows the world $ oceans and has U-boat bases and hiding places in the remotest seas, Bender was quoted as saying.
 The Nazi naval commander de clared that the German navy would flight for ten years more, gathered round our fuehrer," if the land arm ies should be defeated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
BUDAPEST |S
 UNDER SIEGE
 BY RUSSIANS
Soviets Bdtfering dfUjpesf, Suburb of Capital,
 Near City

MOSCOW, Nov. 4-Russian troops today laid siege to Budapest, dis patches from the front said. The German-H Hungarian defenders have fallen back into the Hungarian capital itself. Red Army tanks are said to be battering at the out skirts of Ujpest, part of the capi- tai on the east bank of the Danube. The fighting is raging well within Budapest's outer defenses.
 A Reuters dispatch said the Russians hurled an armored column around to north of the city in an encircling move. This column is said to be storming the approaches to Ujpest on the east bank of the Danube, two miles north of the capital, which is said to be en- veloped
 There is wild disorder as Nazi elements pour through the streets. Hundreds of fugitives are said to be jamming the railways and high ways toward Vienna, 40 miles to the north.
 The capture of Budapest appear ed imminent but the fall of Buda. on the west side of the Danube, was another matter The Danube River is broad there and there has been no word as to whether the Russians have been able to seize any bridges.
 The capture of Budapest could raise the curtain on a Russian in- vasion of Hitler's homeland from the south over Austrian soil. Soviet troops, at the nearest point, are barely 90 miles from the Reich frontier.
 On the East Prussian frontier, a Russian communique said, Cherni- akhovsky's Third White Russian Army repulsed attacks by large enemy tank and infantry forces north and south of Goldap.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
USES SAYS THERE IS UNEMPLOYMENT
 IN JUNEAU NOW

The local Employment Service announced today there is a slight surplus" of labor in Juneau and Sitka. The reason given by the manager of the USES office is that the fishing season is almost over
 However, the office has openings in Juneau for carpenters, loggers and women office workers, the few unemployed being unable to handle these job categories.
 The USES office also announced it has jobs with the Alaska Rail- road at Anchorage, and with the White Pass and Yukon Route at Skagway.
 These jobs, they said, are more or less permanent and are not subject to closing down for the winter, as is the case with con- struction jobs, a good many of which are nearing completion, and it has been the policy of others to close down for the winter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
CAMPAIGN IS 10 END WITH TALKS
 ON AIR TONIGHT
tBy Associated Press)

The Presidential campaign has hit the home stretch with both Presi- dent Roosevelt and Governor Dewey ready to turn on the oratorical steam tonight in final major appeals to the nation before settling back to await the voters verdict Tuesday as to who the next White House tenant is to be.
 Roosevelt winds up the day by campaigning in New England. He is to make speech from Bostons Fenway Park at pm. (Pacific War Time) over CBS, NEG and the Blue networks Dewey follows the President on the air in an address carried by NEG and CBS at 7:30 p m. (PWTO before Madison Square Garden rally.
 Though these addresses officially end the campaign, each candidate plans an election eve message, After his Boston appearance, Roosevelt will go to his home at Hyde Park and Monday will make the custo- mary tour among his Hudson Valley homefolks.
 Vice Presidential candidates Tru- man and Bricker also close their campaigns tonight. each in his home state. Truman addresses an Inde- Dendence. Mo, rally, and Bricker is scheduled to make four speeches in Ohio
 Vice-Presieent Wallace forecast the Presidents reelection by pop ular majority of more than 100000, end an electoral majority of more than 100 votes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
COASTAL AIRLINES ON } TRIPS FRIDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines made three flights yesterday, carrying the following passengers to Ketchikan R. H. Whittemore, Almira Duggins, John Dahl, William Maurie.
 Ketchikan to Petersburg ! Henry Katora.
 Petersburg to .Wrangell-~H. Mat- son.
 Petersburg to Juneau William Anderson.
 Petersburg to Wrangell D. Snyder, Adeline Beaugard, L. Leteherberry, Spencer Israelson, J Johnson.
 Hoonah to Juneau - John D. Fawcett, Mary Lindhoff, Ben Wat son, R. J. Watson
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-04
GOSPEL CRUSADE TO
 BE STARTED IN CITY

A full months Gospel Crusade will start at the Juneau Church of Christ, Tenth and E Streets, on November T, continuing through December 2, with services each week-night except Monday, start ing at 7:30 o'clock.
 William R. Ricketts is the sing ing and preaching evangelist, Ray Adams is program and song leader and Mrs. Calvin Hartmen is the pianist.