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PERSONAL

REMODELING, TAILORING. ladies' suits
and coats; mems suits converted for ladies'
HARRISON BROS, 3507 14th NV. co.
TRANsLATIoNs- Spanish. French, Ital-
ian into English and vice versa, by com-
petent. accurate translator Work called
COLONIC IRRIGATiONs. Dierker method.
given by experienced registered nurss.
fT PaosPp Ga aso RSpo1 1881 fsI
Wright, If YOU are in need of loan up to
SLIP COVERS, DRaPERIEs. co. $500.
Made Of your own fabric; 5-day delivery;
NEAULT DECORATORS
HOWELL ACADEMY, country day and
and junior high: all sports. art music,
riding; transportation furnished. WI.
DREssMAKING, alterations and remod-
Jean TsAN JtiI4, I4I4 goth st NV. NO; $3.50.
fee, fee; j, relief relief from pans and aches due 70
ents Def reef colds fGn s oE Other a
soir sRes; II chsFss sit 26s5: ,'1.s sAD'',
baby. or planning a trip, make your res
elusive, school for children : TO li5't Is years
transporiation furnished. fIf sH 1sa4. S2af0iHS'
DREssMAkING and alterations. prompt
anu eHicient service; open evenings. oIu1
MUSIC LOyERs-Don't miss new popular
song Just out, Sweet Paradise On sals
at 110S G. st. NV. 7%
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY, 25 different
poses, S1250, You will treasure these
lovely natural pictures in your child''s own
environment For appointment call HO.
1920 day or evening. 8"
SLIP COVERS eXpertly tailored. Satisfac.
ton guar Upholstered furniture beautiful
ly shampooed in your home. DI, 0122.
VACANCY for elderly lady in nurses pri-
tray service. Box 74-V. Star
RUSSIAN TAUGHT by an experienced ma
tive Instructor recently arrived from Soviet
Union. DE S52S
WANTED-Contract carpenter labor or gen.
contractirg SH 2o36 5.
RELIABLE WAKE-UP sERyICE-For in.
formation call AT 20S0 ,-,..
CHILDREN CARED FOR daily. weekly or
monthly; every attention; teacher. mother
in charee. Wa 3T9a A.
SERFICEMAS in Arlington with gun. car
and love of hunting ducks, wants someone
with whom TO hunt Glebe 5l75 eve.
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HELP MEN ond WOMEN

ALTERATION, OPERATORS and sewers,
training will be given on the job; perma-
personnel Office, 2nd floor. THE HECHT
CANDY coUHNTER OF 1iE CLERKS, pleasant, we'll
pron,ation Apply al any pEoPLEs DRUG
STORE or employment office. II st. ne.
eyeH FEdaS fTannr an6 mSFk al Gr 6aT
urday. All items in store are plainly
marked, requiring no memory work. We
ister in several hours, practice will then
@s sCS @ i5ff AIf ER0f f6oD R5H soRs 46P naF SIS
CIGAR CoUNFER CLERKS, pleasant. we'll
paid work part or fun time; hanee e, for I1.r
T0RE on npPy az any Gcf PEorLFs pRoG
COUPLE, white; woman for gh.w.. and
man for. odd Jobs. Living quarters. b
COUNTER CLERKS for fuil-time work or
part-time work, every Friday evening and
all day Saturday. Duties consist of choice
of either servins customers with cheese and
luncheon items. or. steaks, chops and
roaSts; customer selects from case, you
simply weigh it and price mark. Pleas
ed. If you have never used computing
scale we will teach you how in less than
fo6 p 59sE TRE AnR s5 af9rRen Sesk r6 dANI
COUPLE to care for rooming house; living
quarters free and small salary very little
coGPLE. White or or ooiored S56i @'f to operate
small poultry farm in nearby Nd; good
sass suasT Fd mGSt have
COUPLE, colored; cook general housework-
s aeSaTs Eaqfy rGo sa23 I to tan 5G
no driving; small GEORGETOWN house; only
good cook references; permanent position
bIsHWasHERs DIS HstaSf male E or 9fen female and por
tiers; no experience needed: good pay, va
cation pEn9I gtE v pay 4S7hOgr yeek Apply
pioymenf pitS h Office 70 = St t. 3A Giei OF AZ e"
DRUG CLERKS, experience desirable, but
pay hours sday q ISe week ABBY IES'a at amy any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or at employ
Feod FooD os6 aN6 FouNTA1a 70 "a Z CLERKS. age or
train you, coed pay while learning Uni
any y0fHasd sPd U sFRE nse or APPy
IS4EsioK R'3SaSR5 on6i! 6EcoRhroks, Sc ezper i'm
stR oq2. Soecs Woo6%ARp SRPE 5PE0'eas hoTHRoP 2Ss
si3e76 o dsilyi pn ndS;So;9 THURSDAY t;tah no,n.rs
for McGraw, EMPIRE PHARMACY, 1873
SonneGtiegt aye sye
house: couple only; will give nice apt. free
plus $50 month to experienced. capable
person; come in person to MR.. CHARLES,
SHOE SS AFfTrRRs II s 0I wkSrEp 15oo Experienced
preferred but not necessary; SALARY. and
commission, excellent working conditions,
permanent sposition. Apply employment
office, 9th 'hoor. THE PALAIS ROYAL,
11th and G SITS NV
WAREHOUSE HELP, full or part time; per-
manent positions with pleasant surround
ings and excellent salary; chance for ad-
vancement;. immediate openings in the
following departments: Markets, general
ers and other help: experience not neces-
sary Apply THE PALAIS ROYAL. en-
ployment office, 9th floor, I tn and G Sts
NV or st and Pierce StS. ne.
WRAPPERS AND INSPECTORS-Traini
will be given on the job, full time, perma-
nent positions, Apply personnel office, I'd
WELL-KNOWN Washington shoe store,
opening new juvenile shoe department, re-
buying: permanent position; excellent sal
sry: references required; replies confden-
tial Box 313-V Star
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GERMAN taught by native, quick learn
ing process. Call North 6646 after m
So
ginners' and refresher courses in short
hand, typing. bookkeeping, comptometer
all secretarial subjects. civil service courses.
books. Est. % years, accredited. Approved
GI school Positions guaranteed graduates
INQUIRE MA. 233S.. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
sExuTg TiSpe eoIrnRE oGaRiei Thassis hais Eve.
ming and day classes. UPSHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE,; 1929 3oth st. ne. phone WA
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher: beginners, review, speed dictation;
priyate lessons: mod. rates. Do. 292S. 5s
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HELP AEM lcnntl

YOUNG MAN, for pleasant work in large
hotel: very sooG pay. Apply in person
MAYTLo2ER HOTEL izth Sssi,snssRs' and Be ssies
YOUNG MEN-we have openings for young
in cooperative poultry and egg marketing
Supervised training program for those in
e BoS s5sH Res gts4 for
YOUNG MEN WANTED to work In ship
ping dept; exper. not necessary; motion
ndqssFS scRErN 81 eoRf mr. sa5 b'nss7 ssa
YOUNG MAN over IS to learn photo
time and a half overtime MA. 0220.
YOUNG MAN. alert, intelligent, courteous
and conscientious, for some outside work,
unpleasantl and generally to be as help
ful as possible. in the rent. department of
areISv 1SrE rse eStssshed weliOeated and
39-hour wk; Salary is. relatively low to
Start but the opportunity is go9d one
10 To- 'Is pm n.SnS for pp appointment a pl $685. am
ATTENTION. RETURNING, VETERANS
Opportunity for right man between 30 and
hotel or restaurant business, to act as resi-
cent manager for large, exclusive boarding
us hs1e Ho6d msrfd live
able; excellent salary plus bonus. Apply
bo YOU kNoW some nG ONE No espsbe s2g4 OF
EN-. 2032.
PART-TIME WORK-You can earn $50 to
800 per month extra by learning TO oper-
ate Streetcar or bus experience not nee
eSsary; we teach you and pay you while
learning; training may be taken free hours;
Sunday work not compulsory and not
available; need men for part-time work
able to report for work weekdays between
am. and 7::30 am, and then work sey-
eral hours at least 3 mornings a week;
also those able to report between 3 and S
pm. and work al least 3 or hours at a
time and at least 3 afternoons or eve
nings a week. Apply weekday mornings,
pect ave. NV, GEORGETOWN.
AIRLINE has OPENINGS for porters, uerma-
nent employment, with opportunity for ao-
vancement. Apply HANGAR NO 4
Washington National Airport Interview
ingg hours, Monday through Friday,
HAVE You WANTED TO MANAGE a bust
ness?.-A local paint and wallpaper COM
pany has opening for a store manager in
established area This presents an unusual
opportunity for you TO operate a store with
own ,completa responsibility practically
sharing ARRANGEMENTS. Give comnlete in
formation in first letter, previous paint
and wallpaper eXper. and salary desired;
an interview will be ARRANGED. COEGPESS
WALLPAPER & PAINT CO., 1114 9th st
SOMEWHERE IN WASHINGTON is a man
who is honestly and conScientiouSlv looking
about for an opportunity to associate him
self with company and a product TO
which he can feel justified in devoting his
man, age 25-35. He will be given intensive
training to, prepare. him for successful
career. Tell US about yourself confidentially
in letter. Box 162-V, Star.
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HELP WOMEk,

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK, with some
bookkeeping experience, pleasant working
e2GRs Ba&Nd SSSd pay Co Os5m6sP5 545 dsoTes PR
ADJgsTMENr OFFICE CLERK, expert
NJ Burns. WAsHiNGToN IL LAGNDRY, iRSIS y
ADvERTrsING ii :, ScoPYwRIrER and layout
woman; some direct mail experience desir-
able: exceptional opportunity for young
growing firm. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
ALTERATIONS, IiE coat s,s suit and dress HANDS nd
AETEEATioS EEEEs HANDsseasona s. Sons work. for
ALTERATION DEPARTMENTsWanted n a. at
once, thoroughly experienced hands to
manent work, with good pay and good
sSur w 6Snsnn Paptms aSr wqT5fTs
affoiNTMENr CLERK = for T beauty salon
OF large department store; pleasant sur; sur,
foor, HE HEcHT gis Co. t. ST. at tfh' 4th H0
ASSISTANT KITCHEN SUPERVISORS with
home economics background, immediate
oor Woo6WARp R eptGeFfhs e IoFaRoP Pss $50 9to 10
s daily, lT IL 80 %o9,T t9 ThIySdsys.
fashion and home furnishings layouts is
ease Annes sTd PDE oof a0EffFHfsfs fHE s
RssIsTAHr Assist Nm snfERvsoK snf TsS for kitchen
and dining room; permanent: salary, $50
with room and meals; excellent living con-
ft5gPi AosP ku5sfs E 16S6 6S%e Ezt WARER RIg REED
feod Day Apply seedg 1915 FfOa h9REf
Aub1ToRs AUD fed s. Assistant with slight knowl-
ATOM HOTEL. 18TH and L SITS. NV.
lent salary and commission: Apply LOUISE
MOORE BEAUTY SALON, 1112 H st. NV.
N NE , SAI0, evenings call RE: o372.
BEAUT1CIAN, smart in appearance and
VIII an s5s 81 kE& Rvs YoRR sSSs t2
Matthew ,ss5 salary fna ssmnissRn
s2AufIe1ANs s2la fhS 4 NV W. Immediate openings.
commission. MARY BRUCE HAIRDRESsER,
1894 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 1924 or GE.
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Rehned and expe-
rienced operator wanted. Good salary and
commission; RENES. 1919 Conn. ave.
WARD & LOTHRoP, 9:30 to p: m. daily.
s9 hEa9T2 f oFhRAToRs PhalsfsSs %, wanted tmme-
mission. HENRI & ROBERT, 1927 K ST.
NV, and 2645 Connecticut ave. NV
BEAUTY oPERAToRs--Puli or part time
salary and 50S commission; beautiful. air
BRANCH 724S Wis ave OIL 1915
BEAUTY OPERATOR, also manicurust for
cooled salon; excellent salary and com
mission a ion, EMILE; 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, highest salary and
commission; air-cooled salon; Permanent
EMILE ElILF ,J r. s56a Georgia ave, Silver
beauty OPERATOR, experienced ALL
around, and manicurists; good salary and
commission. ANITA'S BEAUTY SHOP.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, perm. position, fun
or part time; $50 salary plus commission
MAURICE. 1904 Connecticut ave
BEAUTY OPERATOR, salary and commits
sions:, in pleasant .air-conlitioned Conn.
a9. ave; S Snopi o to 3; closed all day Saturday
B0OKKEEPER, experienced, good salary
Apply n person, ALAMO THEATER CORP.
BOOKKEEPING CLERK for entry work,
experience unnecessary: motion picture
office. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, e2o
HsW Jersey ave. NV.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SECRETARY. executive type, $50 wk; pub
lie relations sec, S45 wk; stenog construc-
tion. $50 wk.; sec. railroad. start 81 $50.
perm; private industry offers you the OPP
portunity today and security tomorrow
1888 F st MA 2340.
TEACHERS. numerous immediate vacan-
cies; excellent salaries. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg, 14th and G
SITS. NV, RE $685.
TYPISTS t25l S35 to $40 wk; must be
good Oldest emp, agency in D. C. Visit
BOVDS, 1232 st. Ma 233S.
STENOGRAPHERS, immediate vacancies
S3a week, ADAMS AGENCY, 2o4 Colorado
SELECT PosTTIoNs@FTiiies He clerk, exper,
S1,S00; asst librarian, perm. $500;
bookkeeper machine oper., exper., perm.
$45 wk,; PIX typist. neat, $40 mo: den-
tai asst perm, exper., $40 wk: need
100 new applicants daily for current
OPENINGS. Welcome. BOYD'S, 1888 F
ST., MA 233S
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SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

C0LORED GIRL wants Job as dayworker:
COOK, colored; good cook and waiter city
references; no Sundays. DI. 5235 81
C0LORED MAID wants part-time work:
GIRL wants work, full or part time; g.h.w.
Call NO. 1851
GIRL. colored, wants days work; S5 and
carfare. Ii. 1904
GIRL wants daywork. Phone Trinidad
1854
GIRL, colored, wants chambermaid work
S25 and carfare; days work SIS and car
fare MI. $3.50
2 GIRLS, l to stay nights. no children;
l Tor part time; experienced. NC. 1920,
live in or out. Call FIR 1857
WOMAN, colored. settled. desires light
home 4415, Hunt pl. ne
WOMAN, colored. wishes ghw.: live in,
no sunday: nreter employed couple or one
child in adult family Du. ohSh
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

SCRANTON, Pa. or vicinity; leaving j p m.
Saturday, October 8; take 4 Call SERGT.
MILLER. Balvoir 1000, Ext 5l12
WANTED OFFICER, experienced driver,
drive Ford, excellent condition. to San
Francisco. Gail RE 7400, Ext. 4303. a.
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.

OIL PERMANENT WAVES, SIS: shamoot
and wave, 75c. UPSHUR BEAUTY COL.
LEGE, 1929 30th and Upshur. WA 1929
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SITUATIONS MEN and woMsN.

COUPLE (colored) for apt. house work:
can operate elevator and switchboard
Call 80. 1859; Live in:
lob with ouer rterS HO n2O0 cfter o m
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passed by the Senate Saturday fore noon It came. to the attention of the solons, however, that Senate Joint Resolution No. l, already ap- proved by both chambers, passed by the Governor to the Secretary of Alaska and already in effect, makes provision for the same things, but with difference in the number of bound volumes of the laws to be contracted for Since contracts have already been let under the Senate Resolution, the upper chamber plans to rescind its 'yes" vote on the House measure once it is back in the Senators hands
 A request was received from the House that the Senate give further consideration to its mo" vote on House Joint Memorial No. 2, re- questing Statehood for Alaska. In response to the urging from the House, Senator N. R. Walker gave notice of intention to reconsider his vote and the Senators will act on the memorial again today.
 Weekend adjournment was taken by the Senate until II o'clock this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
S0L0N5 GIVE. f6 v0TE5 10 BANKING BILL
Indefinite Postponemenf Voted on One House
 Measure Saturday

Indefinite posIponement' has oeen an iH-fated motion in the Territorial Senate, so far this ses- sion; having been attempted several times without success. But Satur- day afternoon the motion finally made the grade.
 The death knell' was rung, by a l5 to l vote, for Representative Stanley McCutcheon's House Bill No. 39. The measure, relating to the remission, communication or sus- pension of judgments of justice courts on pleas of guilty" had come out of the Senate Judiciary Con- mittee with a "do not pass" tag. The motion to indefinitely postpone was put on by Senator O. D. Cochran when the bill came up for second reading, following the close of the "open hearing" on the Net Income Tax Act.
 One other House Bill, No. T, by Representative Maurice Johnson. had skipped along to Senate ap- proval. just previous to the opening of the hearing. The rules were sus- pended and passage given by un- animous vote for the Johnson meas ure, which amends present banking laws to grant certain Trust pow CTS" to Territorial banks The meas ure had been roughly treated before passing the House, with authority to act as administrators with or with out the will annexedr not only de- nied to Alaska banks but taken away from National institutions. which previously had been so empowered.
 The Senate, however, restored the bill to its original form before put ting its stamp of approval on it. The bill now goes back to the lower chamber, where concurrence in the Senate amendments has been prom ised.
 A near mix-up involving dupli- cated resolutions is to be averted by Senate action in voting to call House Joint Resolution No. back from the House. The measure, pro- yiding for calling for bids for print ing and supplies for the legislative session, and letting contracts, was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
vETERANS' GUIDE
By MAJOR THOMAS M. NAL

of which I will discuss in detail most of the new federal benefits for veterans are part of public law No. 346 passed by the 78th Congress- popularly known as the G. l. Bill of Rights
 Manysof these benefits aren't un- cerstcod because they haven't been made fully clear; some are subject to easy misunderstanding and others are too numerous to mention
 In this column I want to write in the interest of all ex- -servicemen and women and their families. That means practically everybody - since there's scarcely any family in this country without at least on person in the service.
 I've been mixed up with the troubles of many service men in the past two and a half years, and it's now my intention to keep abreast sand! if possible ahead of the trials and triumpfs of ex-service men and women.
 Pasically my job will be to report for you the facts On developments affecting veterans CT their families and to get them straight.
 There'll be no predictions-sucf as those made by the military ex- r7rts who tell you today what vii ! happen tomorrow and next day tel ycu why it didn't happen. No poli- tics, no prejudices-and few person. al opinions.
 In other words, this is purely 8 service for Uncle Sam's ex-service
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26

 sFe CHARTER IS PRESENTED
United Staies Would En- courage Private Enter-
 prise in Americas

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 26. = The United States presented two draft proposals to the Inter American Conference, calling for free trade policy in the Americas and a broad industrialization program of the Latin-A American republics.
 In the first economic charter for the Americas,,.s the United States suggested elimination of cartels and economic naticnalisn. It provides equal access to raw materials in accordance with the Atlantic Char ter. It also seeks to give just and equitable treatment to foreign en- terprise and capital in the American republics.
 It provides for encouragement of private enterprise and discourage ment of government intervention in business. pa
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SENATE BILLS : INTRODUCED

 s The following senatel Bins have been introduced during the past two weeks: Ns ,H9i.flf I s. B. No. 20: By Gundersen- Provides for liquor dispensing licenses to fraternal organizations within 20O-foot exclusion zone bounding churches and schools. s. B. No. 21: By Walker and Butrovich-Alaska Housing Author ity Law Passed by Senate). s. B. No. 22: By Walker Alaska Statehood Referendum Passed by Senate).
 . s. B. No. 23: By Walker, Brow- nell and Nerland-Creates Terri torial Department of Health [ s. B., No. 24:l Byo Walkar-Ex- else Tax on Liquors Passed by Senatel. e,i-a hisr dat; 3. s. B. No. 25: By Coffey44Vet- erans employment preference in Territorial service,
 s. B. No. 26: By Cochran-Pro- vides payment of salaries to cer- tain members of the Legislature. Passed by Senate. >. sl e s. B. No. 27: By walker-To authorize the Territorial Treasurer to purchase bonds of the United States of America. ss s. B. No. 28: By Brownel by request-To Cancel interest on s20,000 of school bonds of the City of Wrangell.
 . s. B. No. 2s: By Cochran-Con- veying certain lots and premises in the Townsite of Nome to the United States.
 s s. B. No. 30: By Lyng by re- quest-Relating to the Adoption of Children.
 3aele,s.." ~ uh'nl Is s. B. No. 31:: By Shattuck, Rogge, Whaley and Coffey- Pro- yides for the organization of a Department of Health. 1 Hs41 sa .a # @f}
 . s. B. No. 32: By Brownell-To purchase the Army Hospital at Fort Raymond. To s. B. No. 33 By walker-s Survey for Southeast Alaska Branch of the University of Alaska. 's To s. B. No 34: By Walker-To lestablish an Agricultural Experi- mental Laboratory and create an Agricultural Experimental Commis- sion.
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l WASHINGTON = There are a million of us now - late of the Army, Navy, Marines and Coast Guard-with many more to come We've dcne our large or small bit and now we're out of uniform. But scmchcw we don't feel exactly like civilians again.
 There seems to be a difference There is a difference. We are Vet erans.
 1 There are more than eleven mil lien men and women in the armed forces. This means that when this war is successfully completed, our crowd of veterans will multiply rapidly Some will appear a bit chesty, even a little superior in a civilian world. Secretly, however many of these veterans will feel strange, perhaps somewhat lost.
 It isn't easy to lose that ex-service feeling that kind of G., I pulse that is difficult to describe but to Us doesn't need description.
 ! We as veterans have certain rights Congress has said 50 already as have some of the states. We're supposed to have made sacrifice es for our country, so benefits have hecn bestowed on us - on paper = perhaps as a partial payment.
 Some Of these benefits arc noi fully proven. How are they going tc work cut in practice? Aside from CD pension and retirement allow ances for disability caused by mili- tary or naval service and '2) ths { right to get your old jo5 back-botf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
FEDERAL AGENTS
 CATCH FUGITIVE, !.
 MONTANA WOODS
Lived in Forest for Twelve Years-Liying Most
 Iy on Meat

} MISSOULA, Mont, Feb. 26-Fed- eral agents said a fugitive, who ranged the Montana forests for more than 12 years, suffered from such severe toothaches that he pulled his own teeth with wires frcm time to time before he was caught.
 The fugitive, William Morland, A, was taken to Orofino, Idaho, on charges of failing to register for Selective Service. Morland said he subsisted largely on meat diet. The search started when camps were plundered of provisions. .
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sweeping toward Coblenz. They fought three and half miles be- yond Saarburg in a gradual en- circlement of the ancient city of Trier.
 Canadians Near Calcar
 North of the Cologne Plain, Mar shall Montgomery intensified his att tacks behind the preached Siegfried Line. He moved the Canadian First Army to within 1000 yards of Cal car, two miles from the recedtng Rhine.
 The American Seventh Army, in- vading the Saar, widened its front inside Germany to within sight of the ruins of Saarbruecken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
LUTHERAN MrD-wEEK SERVICE

Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, the Lutheran Church, corner Main and Third Streets, will hold a Lenten devotional service, to which the public is cordially invited
 The general theme of these services is Suggestions for Life From Early Church History" while the topic for this week will be Christianity in International Ex- change"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
HusKIEs ARRIVE SAFELY

The happy word was received yesterday that the Don Jac and it's super-cargo of basketball Drawn had arrived safely at Skagway. The message stated that arrival was made in the early afternoon and all team-members were ship-shape and ready for action tonight. Re- ports on the game will be pulp lished the day received.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-26
FIFTH BIRTHDAY
 IS CELEBRATED

In honor of her son Stuart's fifth birthday, which is today, Mrs. Will jam Whitehead and her mother, Mrs M o. Johnson, entertained a group of the neighborhood children at the Whitehead home on Sixth Street yesterday afternoon.
 Games were played and home movies shown This was followed by serving of the traditional birth- day cake.
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five German divisions are offering light to moderate resistance They are expected to make supreme stand to bar the Americans from the Rhine, south of the Cologne Plain.
 Run of Advances
 The American Third Army broke into a run of advances of seven miles and carried the Fourth Ar mored Division to the vicinity of the Nims River ard the fortified center of Bitburg. A dozen or more towns fell.
 Gen. George s. Pattons troops are
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CHRISTIAN SOCIETY MEETS

The Wcmens Christian Society will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Leigh Grant All Douglas women are cor dially invited to attend, according to Mrs. James Parsons, President of the Society. sllIfi