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The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
Many Dead In
 Kentucky Coal Mine Blast, Fire

PINEVILLE, Ky, Dec. 28-At least thirteen fires have been spot ted and put out by rescue workers attempting to reach from 30 to 50 men entombed by a coal mine ex- plosion more than twenty-four hours ago, but hopes that the men would be found alive grew dim mer.
 A. D. Sisk, director of rescue operations outside the number one mine of the Kentucky Straight Creek Coal company, said no more fires had been sighted, but it was not known whether any were far ther back in the tunnel. The workers had penetrated approxi- mately one and half miles back and were about 5000 feet from the entombed men.
 The number of trapped men still was not definitely known to- day. Estimated of officials ranged as high as fifty, but others be- lieved the figure would not exceed thirty.
 A company spokesman said there was no indication how much longer it might take to reach the scene of the blast.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
Union Bans
 Foreign Musicians From u. $. Radio

CHICAGO, Dec. 28-James C. Petrillo, president of the Ameri- can Federation of Musicians said that American radio stations have been told to ban all radio pro- grams originating in all foreign countries, with the exception of Canada, where the musicians are affiliated with the American AFL union.
 Petrillo said the order, suspend ed during the war, was being re- invoked "to protect American mu- sicians against foreign competi- tion." He declared that through the shortwave radio any foreign musician could displace the serv- ice of an American without enter ing the United States.
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BERLIN, Dec. 28 - American military authorities and German civilian police pressed a house to house search in the Tempelhof airdrome district Thursday for the persons responsible for the Xmas Eve staying of two American sol diers. The soldiers were shot through the head with a 38 cali Der gun, and police said they were unable to discover the motive for the shootings.
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YOKOHAMA, Dec. 28 - Tatsuo Tasuchiya Gittle Glass Eye) a prison camp guard who was the first war crimes suspect to be tried in Japan, was convicted Thursday of killing an American prisoner of war, and was sentenced to hard labor for life. The war crimes commission found he "wilfully, unlawfully and unmercifully beat and killed Pfc. Robert Gordon Teas" of Streator, Illinois, sur vivor of the Bataan death march.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28

TOKYO, Dec. 28-General Mac Arthur announced the consolida- tion of five army airforces in the Pacific into a single command, calle d PACUSA - Pacific Air Command United States Army. The consolidation comprises the 5th, 7th, 9th, 18th and 20th air forces, and will be commanded by General George C. Kenney.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28-(P)- The Veterans Administration an- nounced Wednesday night that be- cause of a shortage of beds and doctors in veteran hospitals, it will put twenty thousand ex-service- men in civilian hospitals, and as many more in Army and Navy hospitals.
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STRIKES COVER US
NEWS IN BRIEF

ZURICH, Germany, Dec. 28 - (A0 - Maj. Gen. Kurt Meyer, former Elite Guard regimental commander was sentenced in a Canadian military court to be shot after he was convicted on three of five charges in connection with the deaths of forty-eight Canadian prisoners of war.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
MOSCOW MEET FEN DS
Atomic Energy To Be COntrOled By United Nations

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28-(P)- Agreement on the drafting of the blueprint of machinery to control atomic power, and accord on other problems ranging around the globe, was announced by the for eign secretaries of United States, Britain and Russia.
 They concurred in a plan pro posed by United States, Britain and Canada, that the United Ma tions handle the controls of atom ic energy to "ensure it's use only for peaceful purposes" In com munique outlining the results of the eleven day conference in Mos cow, the three foreign ministers announced an agreement on prob lems arising from Japan, Korea, China, Romania, and Bulgaria, and proposed that the United Ma tions Security Council take on the job of atomic control and elimin- ating fearsome atomic weapons and "all other major weapons adaptable for mass destruction" from the arsenals of the nations.
 The question of establishing a control commission will be laid before the United Nations general assembly, the first meeting of which will be held in London next month.
 Russia got louder voice in the running of conquered Japan. She has been hammering for months for the Allied control council the three foreign ministers agreed on. Russia will sit on it with an Amer ican and a Chinese member. The fourth representing Britain, Aus tralia, New Zealand and India.
 General Macarthur will still play the dominant role as Ameri- can representative on the council and sole executive authority for the Allied powers in Japan.
 Russia also joins the revised Far Eastern commission eleven nation agency to consider the pol icy for governing Japan.
 The Big Three agreed there must be a unified democratic China under national govern ment. United States and Russia will withdraw their troops as soon as possible. United States and Rus sia will form a joint commission to unify Korea and help form a provisional government.
 A four-power trusteeship will be established for a period up to five years for the governments of Romania and Bulgaria, now rec ognized by Russia, to be broad ened, looking toward recognition by United States and Britain.
 Final peace treaties with Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Finland will be concluded along the lines announced Christmas.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 28-Mary

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 28-Mary Astor of the movies and Thomas Wheelock, Chicago broker, are honeymooning in Arizona after their December 24th marriage, which had been kept secret until Thursday. It was the fourth mar ital venture of the 39 year old actress and the third for Wheel ock, who is fl.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
Half. Million
 Electrical Workers Threaten Strike

CHICAGO, Dec. 28-Threats of two huge strikes, which if one hundred percent effective would involve about 500,000 electrical and telephone company employees darkened the nations labor pie ture today.
 A walkout of 100000 CIO work CTS in plants of electrical indus try's "big three" was termed Gin ewitable," by union leaders in New York and may be called late 4 next week.
 A nation wide work stoppage by telephone employees was seen by an independent union spokesman as a possible aftermath of strike scheduled for next Thursday by Western Electric Company work CTS in the New York and New Jer- sey area.
 The government was ready to act to prevent a strike of electric al workers at Westinghouse, Gen. eral Electric and General Motors, but time appeared to be running short.
 The executive board of the CIO United Electrical Radio and Ma chine workers was to meet in New York January 5, to go ahead with plans for a strike which union membership authorized on De- cember 13, in support of demands of a two dollar a day wage rate sincrease.
 On January 2, Westinghouse and General Electric have been invited to a meeting with federal conciliators, but Edgar Warren, conciliation director said after a meeting with CIO-UE union lead CTS yesterday that "I'm afraid it's a serious situation" The union said negotiations with General Electric and Westinghouse had failed, but are continuing with General Motors.
 A walkout at all three compan- ies would affect seventy-six plants in twenty-two states, with 100000 employees at General Electric, 75,000 employees at Westinghouse and 25,O00 employees at General Motors.
 A demand for a thirty percent wage increase also was the issue in dispute which may result in a nakional walkout of telephone em- ployees. Henry Mayer, counsel fDr the independent Western Elec- tric employees association, affili- al Federation of Telephone Work ers, said picket lines would be es-
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ated with the Independent Nation tablished around telephone operat- ing companies in New York and New Jersey on January 3.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-28
RED CROSS CLUB TO HOLD DANCE AT BASE GYM

The Red Cross Club is sponsor ing a holiday formal dance at the Army Air Base Gymnasium to- night for army personnel and in- vited guests.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
HladovY vsechno zkusf.

Letecky serzant Leonard Ber-
ger, jenz prave prijel ma dovo-
lenou z Aisle, vypravel, co Sc
Jim pfihodilo ma naletu re Sc
vern1 Bunny pres Himalajske
pohof1 do Tibetu. Vlastne meme
Ii v 1myslu do Tibetu leteti, ale
v horach Sc letcGm porouchal
aeroplan a donutiI je k nucene-
mt pristan1. Bylo to v puste
krajine, velmi RIDGE obydlene
divochy, kteT1 nemeli belochy
We velke lasce. Jakmile dopa-
dlo letadlo k zemi, sbehlo Sc
kolem mnozstv1 domorodc1,
kterf odvlekli tTi letce k nacel-
nfkovi, kde melo byti rozhod-
nuto o jejich osudu. Nahodou
byli letci jeste pri humoru a
pokusili sc dat divochdm ma sro
zumenou, re mali hlad. Ser
zant Berger spatTil venku pobi-
hajfcf slepice a SNAIL Sc prsty
naznaciti, jak vyhllzej1 vejce,
re by jim nejake pfislo who'd.
Kdyz to nemelo zadny 1cinek,
zkusil jiny napad. Sedl ma bo-
bek a napodobil slepici kdaka-
MIN a hazen1m rukama jake by
slepice klepala kf1dly, a to do
slo povsimnutf. Jeden domo-
rodec 81 take sedl ma bobek, "a
cal kokrhati jake kohout a jail
Sc slepici prohaneti. Divosi Sc
valeli sm1chem a kdyz konocne
pochopili, oc letcGm jde, dali
Jim Sc naj1sti a pax je propusti-
Ii. Nekolik hodin pozdeji pfi-
letel jiny aeroplan, ktery je "a
chranil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
Berchtesgaden napadeno letci
DO prve "a valkY.

Berchtesgaden, sfdlo Hitlera
lez1cl Eve vnitTn1 pevnosti" Ne
mecka, zazilo prvnf nalet v te-
to valce. Raketove aeroplany
Thunderbolts americkeho IL.
leteckeho sboru podnikly nalet
20. unora ma toto Hitlerovo
doupe.
Let6ly z italskych zakladen
a vypalovaly rakety z male W.
Sc ma zeleznicni trait, vagony
a l~okomotivy a jine Gle a ma
mesto Berchtesgaden, kdyz
shledaly nemoznym provesti
nalet ma oznacene misto.
Hitlerova slime strezena re-
sidence je ma kraji Berchtesga-
den. JIM vysocf naciste mali
sve residence v okol1.
Vrativsf Sc pilot oznamili,z re
prot aeroplanova palba byla
velmi silna, kdyz Sc bl1zili k
Berchtesgaden, ale ami jedna
strela nebyla vypalena, kdyz
byli mad mestem samym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
Humor lie n~eopustil.

Nedavno zemrely americky
humorista Irwin Cobb dovedl 81
udrzeti veselou naladu al do
konce sveho zivota. Nekolik
dni pred smrti jej navstivil jis-
ty pfitel, rovnez znamy spiso-
vatel a pred odchodem sllbil,
re Sc Ease brzy shledaj1.
INA tonic svete uz me-" Cd
povedel nemocny. "Mysllte, re
nejsem dost vazny, jak by Sc
patrilo ma nemocneho cloveka,
ale lidsky zivot je jake zabav-
ny vecirek. Gin vice sc ma Ia
kove vesele party bavlte, tim
lepe Sc tez bavf vsichni ostatnl.
Nenf to dobry host, jenz neod-
chazf We vesele nalade." Ia
kratko pc teto rozmluve zem-
rel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
BeneS sc loucf s Anglii.

Londyn (CTK) - President
DIR. Eduard Benes pred odjez-
dem z Londyna prOnesl dine FL.
1nora do rozhlasu poselstv1 ma
rozloucenou S britskym lidem.
Pravil:
"Mluve nejen jm6nem svym
a sve manzelky, chci vyjadfiti
vdecnost vSech CechoslovakG.
kterf nalezli domov We Velke
Britanii v posledn1ch hroznych
letech vcetn6 vojakG bojuj1cfch
ma zapadnf front6 a letcG, kter1
nikdy nezapomenou ma sve cvi-
citele a kamarady z britskeho
letectva. Moi krajane We Wy
hnanstvi brzy Ia mnou prize
dou do Ceskoslovenska.
Kazdy sledoval S hlubokym
obdivem, jak Britov6 skvele
vzdorovali nemeckemu 1tocn1-
ku. Bojovali jste Ia svou VIA
stnf svobodu, ale zaroven take
"a osvobozeni Evropy. Vase
odhodlanf pTemenilo vasi ostro-
vnf pevnost v odrazovy mGstek
k invasi okupovaneho kontinen
tn. Cd temnych dn6 V roce
1910 nikdy jste n~eprestali po-
skytovat pomoc ceskoslovensk6
mu narodu. Kralovske lodstvo
a obchodnf lodi dopravily nase
vojaky k vasim brehdm. Brzy
potion vlada Jeho Velicenstva
uznala vladu, kterou jsme v
Londyne vytvoTili. Podporovali
jste nase 1silf O osvobozenf pc
dlouho dobu peti let cetnymi
zpGsoby. VeTili jsme s vami,
re N9mci, pres sva v1t6zstvf,
nikdy nezlomf vaSi odhodla-
most. z vdeku "a vasi pohos-
Utmost snazili jsme Sc, aby-
chom nezp1sobili ami YAM ami
VAST Wade zadne politicke ne
DO line n~epT1jemnosti.
Kdyz jsem v Tfjnu 1888 pri-
iel DO prve do Londyna, vyhlid
ky byly femme a hroziv6, ale
nepochyboval jsem, re valka
byla v dosahu, a vedel jsem, re
bude-li m1j zivot usetren, wi
dim znova volne a demokratic-
ke Ceskoslovensko. Nikdo ne
mohl predpov1dat prGb6h val
XIV. ale mel jsem nekol1saj1ci
div9ru v lid Velke Britanie,
Francie, Sovetskeho svazu a
Spoienych Statd. Pres vsech-
nv potfze a nezdary zGstal
isem nevylecitelnym optimis-
tou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
Kdvz V rOce 1910 vnadli ma

Kdyz V roce 1910 vpadli ma
zapad, stall Sc Churchill vel
kym vGdcem velkeho naroda S
odhodlanostf dat vsechno pro
mohutne poslanf. Jeho HAS
mluvil ke vsem slusnym lidem.
Kdyz sc Rusove udrzeli u Sta
lingradu, prohlasili, re 1padek
Nemecka nastava. Ones nemec-
Ike armady jsou hnany zpatky
k Odfe, temeF k pTedmestf to-
hoto tax nevl1dneho mesta
Berl1na.
Velka Britanie, Spojen6 Sta
ty, Francie a Sov6tsky svaz Sc
staly spojenci We valce i miru.
jake zahranicnf ministr a pre-
sident jsem vzdycky pro to po-
die svych sill pracoval. Lid do
ma rozhodne, splnila-li londyn-
ska vlada sve poslanf, a co bu-
de tTeba zarfdit, az Dude Ces-
koslovensko dplne osvobozeno.
Rozhodnut1 pf1jmu. Jsem hlu-
boce presv6dcen, re mil lid nj
kdy Sc nevada demokraticke-
no zpGsobu zivota. Trpka zku-
senost je naucila, re vlada, KITE
ra nema souhlasu tech, KITE
rym vladne, Sc stava tyrani1.
Mas spolecny 1kol Sc neskon
Gil. Britove jsou dosud zamest-
mani dvema velkymi valkami.
Ceskoslovensko jeste musi wy
pudit spolecneho nepr1tele, u
pravit problemy vznikle z osvo
bozenf, ozivit prdmysl, napra-
Wit rozbity socialn1 poTadek.
VeTfm v moraln1 s1lu sveho Ii
du a jsem 81 jist 1spechem ma
seho povalecneho 1silf."
President pax v zaveru pra-
vii: "Vzdavam YAM dfky a
budte S bohem, pokud valka je
ste kolem mas zurf. Opousteje
tyto nedobytn6 ostrovy, jsem
pffesvedcen, re jist6 vftezstvi je
blfzke. Opoustfm vas S vdec-
nostf v srdci a S hrdosti,z re jsem
I'll We Velke Britanii jejich
nejtemn6jsfch a prece nejslav-
nejsfch hodinach."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
ZE SCHUZE CES. MAR. SDRU-
ZENf 20. O 1945.

Clenske pflsp6vky:
Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" SCOTS
Rad Blank 500
Jed. Bait. Sokolic 500
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Primus, Alzbeta Primus, A.
Koenigsmark, Tomas Luksa,
Frances Luksa, Lena Loskot,
Frank Hora, Barbora Hora,
Josef Blaha, Anna Blaha, FIR.
Steiner, Marie Steiner, Barbora
Sevc1k, Karel Matras, Karla
Matras, Marie Sramek, Chas.
sramek, Mathew Billy, Marie
Billy, Frank Miller, Anna Miller,
Rudolf Herman, Fred Davis,
Jerome Neuman, Anna Neu-
man, Katefina Raul, Josef Pro-
chazka, Bessie Prochazka, JOS.
Kffz, Marie Kr1z, Josef Luther,
Frances Luther, August Klec-
ka, Lillian Klecka, Rudolf Ger
ny, Terezie Cerny, Jan Jindra,
Josefa Jindra, Helen Jindra,
August Zadera, Herm1na Ia
dera, Prokop Pernica, Veronica
Pernica, Frank Zaoralek, Ma
RE Zaoralek, Josef Svehla, An
ma Svehla, Annastazie Zaj1c,
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traS. Volta Martinez, Tillie
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ra, Marie Severa, Josef Pokor-
ny, Marie Pokorny, Lillian Po-
korny, Mana Michalek, Tedy
Michalek, Patricia Michalek,
Anna Koutnik, John Koutn1k,
Anton Rys, Anezka Rys, Edw.
RychtaT, Josefa Rychtaf, Be-
drich Ourecky, Betty Ourecky,
Mr.. Kalas, Jan Cermak, Anna
Cermak, Mr.. stipsak, Mrs. Slip
SAX.
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schGze v lednu. Pc $500:
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rex, FIR. Koran, Antonio Koran,
Karel Sape, Marie Sape, Karel
Hrubes, Anna Hrubes, Anna
Siroky.
Ostatnf prisp6vky a Diary jiz
do teto schGze byly kvitovany
"Telegrafem."
Dairy:
Pf. Anezka Svejda $500
Jeronym a Anna Neuman k u
cten1 pamatky p1. Neumanove
$500. Frank a Marie Steiner
k ucteni pamatky pf. Marie il
recek $500. Terezie Cerny
$500. Edward a Josefa Rych-
tar ma Povalecny Fond $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
Maly O~znamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
Londyn reservuje lihoviny k
oslaYs dne Yitezstvi.

Londyn sc nemus1 obavat ne
dostatku lihovych napoj1 k O.
slave vltezstv1. Ocekavaj1ce
velky naval a poptavku pc Ii
hovinach, mnohe nalevny ukla-
dali kazdy mes1c stranou jiste
mnozstv1 jalovcoveho "ginu"
whisky, jak bylo zjisteno. Ma
techto reservn1ch zasobach je
~vytist6no: "Neprodavati az ns
noe viteZstvi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
(
ROZSIRUJTE
P~ODPORUJTE
ELEGRAF
Jediny Csl. Tydenik
v Baltimore
UhlirGv projev do vlasti:
Bite Nemce!

New York (CTK)- Dne 10.
unora promluvil ma londyn-
skem rozhlase do Ceskosloven-
ska Glen statni rady a byvaly
p%oslanec Frantisek Uhlir toto:
"PTatele Tesfne, Ostrave a
Opave! Nastava pro vas roz-
hodny okamzik. M1zete Mem
cum vsechno stonasobne opla-
tit. Budete sc op1rat O Rudou
armada, ale je tTeba, ably Ru-
da armada Sc mohla opTft O
vas. Pomozte Rude armada O.
svobodit naSe slezska a morav-
ska mesta. OtevTte brany svych
NEST a vesnic. Zabrante, ably
Sc vase mesta nestala cast1 ne
mecke obranne LIME. Smrt mu-
81 byt vsude pro hence pTipra-
vena. Nemci Sc nesm1 c1tit nj
kde bezpecni at We dine 81 v no
eli. z vasich rukou nesm1 mic
witt, CO by jim mohlo byt uzi-
tecne. Nemci must byt potlace-
nj strachem z ocele a ohne pTi-
chazej1c1ho re Sovetskeho sva-
zu a strachem z nenavisti ces-
keno lidu. Necht Sc cest1 hor-
n1ci, kovopracovn1ci, zeleznica
Fl, zemedelci, intelligence, mu-
Ii a zeny, start i mladi, vsichni
ii, kter1 jsou verni republice,
spojf v narodn1 bojuj1c1 frontu.
Sami 81 musfte rozhodnout, ia
Ike prostredky a zpGsoby jsou
pro vas nejleps1 pro organise
vanou cinnost prot NemcGm.
Uvedomte 81, re prisel okamzik
kdy cinnost jednotlivce nebo
trpny odpor nestac1. V zajmu
narodn1 povinnosti a ma zachra
nu zivotG a nasich robin NIUE
tie provadet tuto cinnost jen V
organisovane a hromadne Gin
nosti. Nas1m heslem budiz je-
den "a vsechny a vsichni "a
jednoho. Tento BOZ 81 pTiroze-
ne vyzada obet1, ale Dude
jich meme nez kdybyste byli
rozptyleni nebo Install necinni.
Skvela Ruda armada utrpela
straslive ztraty a pokryla Sc
nesmrtelnou slavou. Dokazte
sovetskym vojak1m, re cesky
lid je v bitve take veliky, veil
ky svymi ciny, tax, abyste mo
hi s radostnou pychou pozdra-
Wit rudou osvoboditelskou ar
madu ma nas1 pGde. Povazujte
"a svou narodn1 povinnost, re
prvnf vlajka Ceskoslovenske
republiky Dude vztycena ma
barikadach naseho bojuj1c1ho
lidu a re budete prvn1, ktef1
vlastnlma rukama strhnete ma
vesnic1ch i We mestech hakovy
kr1z, re svyma vlastn1ma ruka-
ma vyves1te vlajky Ceskoslo-
venske republiky ma radnic1ch
Ceskeho Tes1na a Frystatu, ma
kom1nech zelezaren v Trinci,
dratenky v Bohum1ne, dolech
v Karvinne, Orlove a Doubra-
We a re 1plne a pro vsechny
easy vycist1te Opavu, Hluc1n a
Ostravu cd nemeckeho smet1.
Pokladejte to "a svou prvn1 a
nejvyss1 %povinnost tax, ably So
vetsky vojak videl, re je v re
mi nadherneho udatneho Ges-
koslovenskeho lidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02

Nejmene 600 nacistickych
ponorek pouzfva norskych pfl-
stavG "a sve zakladny k opera
elm proti spojenecke paroplav-
be, jak bylo receno re spoleh-
liveho norskeho pramene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
Turecko vyhlasilo valku Rel
chu, Japonsku rozhodnutim

Turecko vyhlasilo valku Ne
mecku a Japonsku a 1castn1 Sc
nynf conference Spojenych ma
rod6 v San Francisku, ktera bu
de konana v dubnu, jak bylo
oznameno rozhlasem z Ankary
Toto rozhodnutf ucinila sne-
movna pc vyslechnut1 zahranic
nihO miniStra HaSana Saka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
President donna z Jaltske
conference.

V 1tery vecer prijel presi-
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt do
Washingtonu. Hlasen1 o prd-
behu conference Velke Trojky
V Jalte ucinf v nekolika dnech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-01
VETERANS GUIDE
By MAJOR THOMAS M. NAL

es into training under the GI Bill benefits as soon as he gets out of the service. Later, he finds out he's also eligible for Public 16 Vocational rehabilitation Under those circum- stances he might be allowed to make the switch. Usually, no.
 Question from E. D. S., Nitro, West Virginia: I was medically dis charged from the Navy in January, 1941, after having served 34 days. Am I entitled to mastering pay and the benefits of the CT Bill of Rights?
 Mastering pay, no. That goes only to men (and the gals) who were discharged after December 6, 1941. r Chance is, though, that you are eligible for the CT Bill benefits, even though you didn't serve the required 90 days. That's because you were discharged on account of disability.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-01

WASHINGTON Let's take a gander at some of the questions you guys are asking.
 This one from L. H., Grand Rapids, touches on a most important sub ject-education L. H., now taking training under the educational pro- visions of the CT Bill, wants to know if he can switch to training under Public Law 16, for which he's also eligible.
 Public 16. you know, is the voca- tional rehabilitation program for dis abled ex-service men.
 Well, the law says that veterans eligible for both benefits may elect whichever they wish. The Veterans Administration takes the stand that cnce he elects, the veteran can not rhange programs in mid-stream, un- less he has very good reason ac- ceptable to the VA.
 Suppose the ex-service man rush.