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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-29
PROG R A M
(Week of March 20 to April Al

(Week of March 29 to April Al
  Q THURSDAY, March 29-9:30 p. m, Dance in USO to music of Servicemen's Band.
 . FRIDAY, March 30-7:ao p. m, Radio Show over KINY, Easter ccmes After T m orr o w." by USO Commandos. 8 p. m, Por- trait drawing in USO by Mary and Jean Shaw. 10 D m, Friday Night Party, with refreshments and special entertainment, fol- lowed by dancing to luke box. e SATURDAY, March 31-1O p. m, luke box dance in USO. . SUNDAY, April l---l' 30 and p. m, Trips to Nendenhall Glacier. 5:30 D. m., Coffee Hour, with cake and cookies; Ruth Brooks at the piano. 9:15 D. m Easter Service at USO conducted by Brigadier Taylor of Salvation Army. lo:15 D. m., Totem Poles" presented by Edward l.. Keith ahn, Curator of the Territorial Museum. (Note. Juneau Ski Club welcomes seryicemen to join it in all-day skiing)
 5 MONDAY, April 3 ~ ' D. m, Meeting of Servicemen's Council. 7 to 10 D. m, Juneau Badmin- ten Club meets for play in High School gym; seyvicemen well come 8.30 D. m Forum Club leaves USO for party in private home.
 c THURSDAY, April 3 - 7p m. Meeting of the GSO Council. 7:30 D. m, Broadcast of Quiz Contest. o.45 D. m, Customary Tuesday night games in USO. Q WEDNESDAY April 1 - 7:30 p. m.. Movies in USO. 9:30 p. m., Square Dancing at AB Hall, under joint auspices of AWVS and USO. Public cordially in vited.
 
 TOTEM POLES
 You know something, doubtless, about totem poles. So fascinating are these grotesque objects that every serviceman arriving in AL
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-29
FOR EASTER

Hams all popular brands; small Turkeys, Leg O Lamb. Place your orders early. Phone 49 or B, Sani- tary Meat Go.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-29
RaRs STAY OPEN LATER

It was officially announced tocay that bars may stay open until Z C o'clock in the morning as tomor-
 ow is a legal holiday Seward Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-29
FOR EASTER

Hams all popular brands; small Turkeys, Leg O Lamb. Place your orders early. Phone 49 or 13 Sani- tary Meat Co.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-29

successful journey, and safe re- turn to us in due course
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-29
FROM SEATTLE

John R. Peterson, of Seattle is a guest at the Paranof
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-29

Empire ClassirIeds Pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-29
. . . . . . TOTEM POLES

You know something, doubtless, about totem poles. So fascinating are these grotesque objects that every serviceman arriving in Al
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-29
.JUNEAU's Us0 NEWS
Interesting Items for Everybody

aska immediately begins 70 ask questions and to learn at least a little concerning them. But, nattr- ally. he keeps wishing to know lore.
 This coming sunday night (April , at 10:15 the opportunity to ac- complish just that will be given fn all of us at the USO For our guest speaker on Totem Poles IS to pe Edward L. Keitnahn, Curator of the Territorial Museum one of the lest informed men anywhere 6pcr- haps the best-informed man on that exceedingly interesting sub ,ect.
 There won't be room enough for us to have open house that night. But any serviceman caring to do so will be permitted to invite one civilian to accompany him to. the meeting.
Evening star., 1945-04-05

the Prime Minister was calling.
Mr.. Baruch, Lasky said. gave Mr..
Churchill a mild brushoh to con-
tinue his talk with the soldier re-
porter.
Account Deleted.
Hello, Winston, this is Bernie" /"
Mr.. Baruch said into the phone,
according to Lasky. Look, Winston,
I'm busy this afternoon. I'll drop
over later" Lasky's account of this
incident also was deleted from the
final version carried by Stars and
Stripes.
In the published interview Mr..
Baruch said that one thing that
should be more effective than at
present was the "GI Bill of Rights" J"
When a veteran is discharged he
should be told his rights-rights
which are not charity dispensed by a
beneficent community but rights
which he earned" Mr.. Baruch said.
He should be protected from super
salesmanship designed to sell him
Evening star., 1945-04-05
| Returning Veterans
Sure Of Ample Work,
baruch Declares

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 5.-Looking con-
fidently into the future. Bernard
Bsruch, adviser to President Roose-
velt, asserted in an interview pub
lished today that American service
men would not have anything to
worry about when they got home,
that there will be more work in the
United States than there will be
hands with which to do it."
This wave Of prosperity, he told a
reporter for the Army newspaper
Stars and Stripes, would carry over
for S to years after the war mo
matter what is done or not done"
The 75-year -old flnancier, who has
held several conferences with Prime
Minister Churchill, was reluctant to
talk about the exact nature OF his
mission to London. But he spoke
freely in expressing confidence in
the immediate future, and added:
What happens after those or Z
years depends on the peace the big
boys are preparing for us now"
Interviewed by Army Paper.
Mr.. Baruch's interview was given
to A. Victor Lasky, Stars and Stripes
staff writer. AS originally prepared
for publication, it quoted Mr.
Baruch as saying at this point:
And one reason am over here
is to hold the big stick over the
big boys to make damn sure they're
not going to foul up the peace.
We've got to SO deindustrialize
Germany and Japan-at least for a
generation-so they won't 60 to war
again. Also we've got to see that
those subsidized slave labor coun-
tries do not again flood the world
with their cheap products, lowering
the standards of living of the United
Nations
After Lasky's version of the story
had been put into type and an alb
stract had been transmitted by the
Associated Press to the United
States, where it was widely pub
lished, Mr.. Baruchs secretary asked
that it be withheld from publi-
cation. However. after deletion of
the two foregoing paragraphs, 1t
was published by Stars and Stripes
Lasky said that during the inter-
view, in Mr.. Baruch's suite in
Claridge's, the telephone rang and
Mr.. Baruchs secretary told him
Evening star., 1945-04-05

everything from a piece Of useless
property to used car. s. -
HE should be advised authorita-
lively what he can do with the
money he borrows. He should have
definite assurance-not some vague
provision-that he can get his old
job back or a better one, and he
should be given enough time to
make his decisions.
These jobs must be the kind of
work to give man decent stand
ard of living and that means good
food, clothing, housing, education,
medical care and certain amount
Of amusement and leisure"
Mr.. Baruch added that "the Presi-
dent himself is checking into re-
Mobilization plans and hospital IA
cilities for veterans"
Evening star., 1945-04-05

Of printing paper in April, May and
June.
No curtailment in the use of
paper is required, but in order to
use as much paper as In the past
the publishers and printers will
have to make up the difference out
Evening star., 1945-04-05
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C. - A


Of inventory supplies, wPB said.
The permitted deliveries will bs
held to 81 per cent Of each firms
average quarterly consumption in
1914, but exemptions were made for
smaller companies and for those
with low inventories.
Evening star., 1945-04-05
13 Pct. Paper Cut Given
MAGAZINES and Printers
By the Associated Press.

The War Production Board
yesterday ruled that magazines and
most commercial printers must take
13 per cent reduction in deliveries
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Redaktor a Administrator
ANTHONY H L
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
Nemci ztratili posIedni
z vasalskych statI
Madarsko.

Podepsanfm prfm6Ti Sc spo-
jenci poslednf z vasalskych re
mi oficieln6 opustila Nemecko
a pTipojila Sc Ike spojencnm.
Cd te dolby, kdy general Mi
klos zf1dil prozat1mni vladu
dine "a. prosince, Nemecko sto-
il osamoceno a je svfrano oce-
lovym kruhem spojeneckych
vojsk.
Pro Nemecko podepsanf prf-
m6f1 V Moskv6 situace Sc nijak
nezm6nila cd "a. prosince. Pro
Madarsko pr1m6ff znamena
status porazeneho nepT1tele a
jeho osud zavisf ma tom, jak 81
Dude pocfnati cd nynejska.
Podmfnky prfm6Tf byly sta
nOveny pc dohode Ruska, Spo-
jenych Stat1 a Anglie ma "a
klade navrhu, pTipraveneho e.
vropskou poradn1 komis1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26

Ameriky do Svetove valky, ale
kdyz byl vystT1dan Hardingem,
tn jeho Ouch a telo bylo jiz
podlomeno tragickou ranou,
kterou utrpel odmftnut1m jeho
nalehani, ably Spojene Staty
vstoupily do Ligy NarodG.
A tax jsme sc octli nyn1 opet
ma prahu noveho obdob1, KITE
re jest Size otazn1kem v deli
mach lidstvf, ale uznavame "a
jiste vsichni, re je v rukou do
brych lid, kterf drzi ochranu
svobodneho lidstva nadevse. A
elm dale sc situace poc1na lep-
siti pro trp1c1 lidstvo pc celem
svete, coz jest jejich zasluhou.
Pfejeme nasemu presidento-
vi dobreho zdrav1, dlouheho Ii
vota a hodne zdaru, a mus1me
Sc rozhodnouti staff pevne "a
MIN v jeho ideach i cinech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Zajal celou s~etninu.

Zaimut1 cel6 setniny nen1
tezkym 1kolem, zvlaste kdyz
nazisticky dIstojn1k je ocho-
ten pomahati. 0 tom Sc pre-
svedcil porucfk Harold Toomer
z Idaho. Bojoval Sc Z. americ-
kou armadou v Elsasku, kdyz
pojednou sc prihlasil nemecky
poruc1k S oznamen1m, re celia
jeho setnina Sc chce vzdati.
Toomer je odvedl do zajatecke
ohrady a nemecky poruc1k pax
'pTecetl jmena svych vojakG,
ably byl jist, re jsou vsichni po-
hromade. PAX teprve byl spo-
kojen, re celia setnina Sc VIDA
la a test Sc, re budou poslani
do zajateckeho tabora nekde v
Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
NejpodareneejSi Iez.

V burlington, Wis. je o kaz-
dych vanocn1ch svatclch vybi-
rama osoba, ktera Sc podari W.
mysliti nejpodafenejsi LEI. Lee
tos pfipadlo toto vyznamenanl
jiste pant Harrimanove, ktera
obdrzela zlatou medaili s dla-
mantem "a n%asleduJlcl pohad-
ku: Jisty americky vojak psal
z jizn1ho Pacifiku, re %vetsinou
must j1sti zhusten6 (dehydra-
ted) potraviny a chtel ved6ti,
proc Sc takove vojsku posila-
j. Kdyz mt byly vyhody Ia
kovych potravin vysvetleny,
psal, ably mu poslali dehydra-
manzelku, V cemz mu
bylo vyhoveno. Manzelka by
la pTesne die pT~flozeneho ma
vodu v teple vode rozpust6na a
vojak pax pravil, re byla tax
jake cerstva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26

v1t6zstvi V teto valce. MGze-
me takovy mir dosahnouti a ia
Ike jej dosahneme. Pravda, ne
Dude naSeho idealu dosazeno j.
hned. Snad ucin1me chyby.
Ale budou-li chyby, pax tyto
chyby nebudou pochazet z ma
81 slabosti, nebo z toho, re opu-
slime mravn1 zasady. Nase
costa nen1 snadna. N6kdy sc
dokonce Dude zdat, re name
ma sv6 ceste nesnaze a re Sc u
chylujeme cd Gle. HE hlavn1
je, re civilisace stale krac1 ku
predu, i kdyz pTi tom dochaz1
k tezkostem. Nase 1stava row.
nez nebyla dokonala, ale pres
to poskytla nam dobrou zakla-
dnu pro vyvoj Ameriky a pro
vybudovani nas1 demokracie.
Ones, tohoto roku 1915, jsme
Sc naucili "a tezkou cenu jed
noduche pravde: re nemGzeme
lit V mlru sami, bez ostatn1ch,
re i mas blahobyt zalezf ma bla-
hobytu ostatn1ch narodd. re
Americana must lit, jake pln1
Tide, jake svetoobcan6, jake
clenov6 celolidsk6 obce. Ma
ucili jsme Sc re plat1 Emerso-
novo rcen1: chcete-li NIT pTa-
|tele, muslme byt pr1telem j.
nym. NemGzeme dosahnouti
spravedliv6ho a trvaleho m1ru
jestlize jsme plni podez1ravos-
ii, neddvery a strachu. Miru
docflfme jen budeme-li nit
pevn6 presvedcenf, nezradlme
zasady, a budeme ddvefovat
.jinym.
Bib ucinil nasi zemi poze-
hnanou vs1m bohatstv1m, dial
nasemu lidu pevn6 srdce a
muzny duch. Ucinil z nas1 re-
mi nadeji cel6ho sveta. Naslm
dkolem v nastavaj1cfch letech
Dude kracet jasnou cestou, jez
vede k nastolen1 m1ru ma ze-
mekouli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Trinerovo Horke Vino a
vitezStvI,

Velmi napomahate v1tezstv1
kdyz k~upujete valecne bondy a
kdyz sc starate O zachovan1
sveho zdrav1. Pokracujte V ku-
povanf bondG a peel o sve
zdrav1. Nasi hoSi budOu velmi
poteseni a stastni, kdyz pfi
SVEN navratu shledaj1 sve do
mac1 lidi zdrave. Nejvtes1 sta
rost nasim voj1nGm V cizine pG-
sob1 starost o rodinu a domacl
lidi. Proto jejich praci usnad-
mite, kdyz budete pecovati o
zachovan1 sveho zdravf. Trine-
rovo Horke Vino S Vitaminem
81, je spolehlivy a dlouhou
vyzkouseny zaludecnf lex
m1rne projlmavy. Pouz1vejte
die navodu ma lahvi. Ma pro-
DEF We vsech l6karnach, jestli
jej nemGzete dostati, piSte ma
Joseph Triner Corporation,
S. Ashland Ave-, Chica-
go = 8, Ill. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26

Y sObOtu, 20. ledna slozil
Franklin Delano Roosevelt pc
ctvrte presidentskou pT1sahu, a
ma dobu dals1ch ctyT let Sc stall
presidentem Spojenych StatG.
Inauguracni ceremonie byla
letos velmi jednoducha a KRAFT
ka. Konala Sc ma travn1ku pred
B1lym Domem. K slavnosti by
10 pozvano asi sedm tis1c lid,
a z1castnili sc j samozrejm6
cely kabinet, clenove kongresu,
clenove nejvyss1ho soudu, ge-
neralita a clenove diplomatic
keno sboru.
Ceremonie byla zahajena
nekolik minut pred polednem,
kdy vice-president Harry S.
Truman slozil pTisahu do ru-
kou ustupujic1ho vice-presiden-
ia Henry A. Wallace. PAX slo-
I'll president pevnym hlasem
pTisahu do rukou Nejvyss1ho
soudce Harlana F. Stone-a. PAX
president pronesl kratkou in
auguracn1 adresu, pc ktere by
la pronesena modlitba. Pc in
auguraci Sc konalo v B1lem Do
me pohosten1 pro %pozvane no
sty.
President Roosevelt We sv6
inauguracn1 adrese Fekl, re vsi-
chni chapou a souhlasf S tim,
re inauguracn1 ceremonie je
letos jednoducha a kratka.
Spolecne Sc svymi spojenci pro-
Viva americky lid obdobf nej-
vets1 historick6 zkousky sve
demokracie. Jestlize tuto his
torickou zkousku sloz1me cest-
ne, zaslouz1me Sc pred dejina-
mi Ameriky a zanechame do
bre dedictvf dals1m pokolenlm.
"Kdyz tn stoj1m pred anne
rickym Iidem a pred Bohem",
rekl president, stu vim, re A
merika v teto zkousce nezkla-
me-" Dosahne spravedliveho,
cestneho a trvaleho m1ru, stej-
ne jiste, jak dosahne totaln1ho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
NIUE lie lehceji vylecit z
alkoholismu neil zeny.

Muze alkoholiky lie mnohem
lehceji leciti neil zeny, ktere
propadly demonu alkoholu, jak
ma zaklade Sestimes1cn1ch stu
dill prohlasil DR.. E. M. Jel1nek
Teditel Yale Plan Clinics.
Jeho diagnosy chronickych
opilcG ukazujf, re dspech pr
lecenf muzG byl dosazen pr
$40, kdezto zen jenom As %
Zenat1 nebo vdanl pacienti da-
il sc take mnohem snadneji le-
citi neil svobodn1, jak DR.. Je-
linek dale vysvetloval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Tresty pro desertery prace
isou navrZeny.

Vojensky vybor domu zastup-
CD vypustil cast, %stanov1c1 ri
zen1 "pracovnich praporG' z
navrzene pTedlohy ma obmeze-
nou narodn1 sluzbu.
Mfsto nj byly tam vepsany
frosty az do vyse peti let v "a
lari a $4,000 pokuty pro mu-
re Is az As let stare, kter1 "a
nechaji ddlezite valecne prace.
Clenove vyboru prav1 re bu-
de patrne vepsano i u%stanove-
nj, Poole nehoz budou ulozeny
obcanske pokuty pro osoby, kite
odeprou prijati valecne pra-
ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
C~arodejnice o~cisteny.

Roku 1890 bylo v Salem, v
tehdejs1 provincii Massachu-
sets odsouzeno sest zen k smr-
tt provazem pro carodejstvf. V
tetor dobe bylo pokladano caro-
dejnictv1 "a nejtezs1 zlocin a
zena, ktera z nej byla usvedce-
ma, neusla smrti ma sibenici. 6
jich bylo popraveno, a mezi
ash 40 obzalovanymi tez i man
zelka tehdejs1ho guvernera a
ten, ably il zachranil, dial vse-
chny ostatnf zaloby vyskrtnou-
tt. Tud1z pouze asi 10 zemre-
10 ma sibenici. Onech sest "a
nechalo rozvetvene potomstvo
a to Sc nyn1, pc uplynutf celych
stolet1 pricinilo, ably jejich do
bre jmeno zGstalo bez poskvr-
ny. Minuly tyden prosadili ma
vrh v statn1 legislature, die KITE
re must byt vyskrtnuty re soud
mich protokolG vsechny zm1nky
O soudu techto sesti zen a VII
bee nesm1 byti v soudnich "a
piskach ami jmenovany. Tim
.byla jmena sesti d%omnelych ca
rodejnic ocistena, ale nebyly to
vsechny, jimz Sc dostalo takove
ocisty. Celkem bylo v Massa-
chusetts popraveno 119 zen
pro carodejstvf, ale ostatnfch
Sc zakonodarci nezastali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Ma Leyte bylo zabito $3.50
japonskych vojakII.

Pocet zabitych JaponcG ma
Leyt6 dosahl vyse $3.50 a 692
zajatci byli odvedeni "a anne
rickou frontu. V tonic poctu
nejsou zahrnuti Japonci, kteTi
Sc utopili pfi 1tocfch ma konvo-
Je. Celkem japonsk6 staty ma
Leyte odhaduj1 Sc ma 1880
u srovnan1 Sc ztratami Ameri-
canu jeden American byl zabit
ma kazdych rs zabitych Japon
CT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Americky general zabit phi
utoku Luttwaffe.

Brigadnf general Frederick
w. Castle z 8. leteckeho sboru
S. S. byl zabit, kdyz jeho leta-
CT tvrz byla sestTelena pr dto-
ku sedmi MeserschmittG V o.
blasti Lutichu V Belgii.
Castle, So let starry, byl po-
vysen ma generala dine 26. pro-
since. Vedl 1tok 3. letecke dl-
wise prot Nemc1m v Belgii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Lloyd George je 82lety a rad
mluvi O farmareni.


David Lloyd George, britskJ
premier V dobe I. svetove val
ky, oslavil II. ledna tise sv6
80. narozeniny We farmaTskem
obydl1 We waleskych horach,
ktere no stojf tydne SIS a kde
hodla z1ti do konce sveho Ii
vota.
K temto narozeninam doslo
no mnoho blahopTani. Ackoli
je spokojen S postupem valky,
dava pfednost rozhovordm O
ovocnem stromov1, O chovu do
bytka a strfdanf plodin ma far
mach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Pohresovany americky letec Sc
YratiI z dzungli.


1t. Alex Vraciu, 25 let starry
americky letec, vratil Sc zpet
pc peti tydnech zivota mezi fl
lipinskymi vojaky guerilly ma
ostrove Luzonu.
Jeho aeroplan byl poskozen
mad jedn1m z lu~zonskych letist
dine IA. prosince V Vraciu mu-
sill Sc snesti padakem. Dopadl
ma stastne m1sto. Vojaci que
riloveho odd1lu. rychle mu po-
mohli do dzungl1.
Vraciu sestrelil 10 japonskych
aeroplan1 a znicil Fl ma let's
itch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
JapOnci Spatns vyzbrojeni.

Japonske posily, jez pristaly
ma Luzonu pred americkou in
vast dine 9. ledna, byly tax
spatne vy~zbrojeny, re pouze
ctvrtina jednoho pluku, cftajf-
chic 1000 muzG, m6la rucnice,
jak oznamil ddstojnfk, ktery
tvoT1 spojku s filipinskymi que
rilovymi oddly. Ostatni voja-
ci NELL pouze bambusova kopi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Dan ma splatky.

Jisty poplatn1k v Kansas CT
ty mel zaplatit ctyTi Gently dane
z prfjmu a nebylo mu nijak pfi
jemno, kdyz jej bern1 kolektor
o tax nepatrny obnos upom1-
nal. Vazeny poplatn1k vsak ne
zuGstal mic dluzen. Oznamil ko-
re mt zakon dovolu-
je odvadeti dan ma ctyri splat-
ky a postal mu tud1z jeden
cent jake prvni splatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Federace slovanskych statG je
zamyslena.

Marsalek Josip Broz pry "a
byva Sc planem ma federaln1
jugoslavsky stat, do ktereho
byly by pojaty i Bulharsko a
Makedonie.
Jugoslavsky mluvc1 Londy-
ne vyslovil Sc, re pojet1m Ma
kedonie do federovaneho slo-
vanskeho statu byl by odstra-
men veky starry spor mezi Bull
harry a Srby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Move vezeni pro krale.

Belgicky kral eLopold Ill,
vezneny MAJESTY v Bavorsku,
byl tectho dnech prevezen do
Bad Godesberg, jak z Curychu,
Svycarsko bylo oznameno.
Pierre Laval a JIM francouz-
sti politikove jsou vezneni v
hOtelu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Rusove ziskaji pstinu finskych
obchodnich lodi.

Finsky casopis "Mercator'
prinesl zpravu, re jedna petina
finskeho obchodn1ho lodstva v
Gene S14, 900 Dude preda-
ma Rusku jake cast valecne ma
brady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Nemci stavf barikady.

Lucembursky rozhlas hlasil,
re CHI d6ln1ci jsou nuceni sta
YETI barikady v Hamburku,
Bremach a jinych nemeckych
m6stech V nekolika poslednfch
tydnech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Jedno dvojce Sc opozdilo.

P1. Rose FuscoVe, 27lete man
zelce sofera V New Yorku, Sc
minuly tyden narodila dvojca-
ia a jedno Dude slaviti naroze-
niny O diva dni pozdeji. Jedna
holcicka Sc narodila v pondel1
a druha prisla ma svet az We
stTedu, totiz o "a hodin a 20
minut pozdeji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-26
Angle nema dosti bramborHG.

Britske ministerstvo uvazuje
O zaTazeni FRANKFORT do pride
lovac1ho systemu nasledkem
~nedostatku zavineneho mrazy.
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and miscellaneous supports, vellum or
parchment, silk, ivory, leather; sculp-
ture and metalwork, furniture and
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ing against dust and insect pests.
Preserving Civilization
A foreword to this pamphlet SAYS:
The first aim of the Presidents Com
mission for the Protection and Salvage
OF Artistic and Historic Monuments
is evident from its title Its ulti-
mate aim is part of the objective Of
this war, which is to preserve our civil
ization from destruction. A history of
civilization and liberty is written in the
artistic and historic monuments of
Europe, monuments which are falling
victims to the hazards of war *s. Inso-
far as this record of history disappears,
some essential part of our intellectual
heritage goes with it,
Logically, then, it follows that to
the degree that any portion is saved
the cultural, and, at least in a certain
sense, the spiritual endowment of all
mankind is kept alive. The Roberts
Commission has cost less than $4,000
of American taxpayers money since
June %. 1943, when it was established.
Most of the work done under its auspices
at Cambridge, Mass; in New York and
in Washington has been contributed as
voluntary offering by the workers.
But that is another story to be told
another day.
Meanwhile, let it be remembered that
the United States has attempted to
eliminate part of the horror of war.
So far as the record shows, no other
nation ever has made such an effort.
There is something new under the
uncaring sun.