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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02

The Red Cross Rally tonight should be one of the biggest and most important events of the kind ever pulled off in Juneau. There is no admittance and no contributions solicited It is a public good will offering by the Juneau Red Cross Chapter with highlighted program. The affair stars at 830 o'clock in the Gold Room of the Baranof hotel and there should be an overflow into the lobby.
 E. l.. Keithahn is chairman with Zack Gordon master of ceremonies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
DESPERATE TWO JApS
 BEAT BACK
Cornered Enemy Sill Con- fest Every Yard Gain-
 ed by Marines

U. S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD QUARTERS, GUAM, March D. Tank-led United States Marines hammered ahead on smoking Two Jima, compressing the islands des- perate Japanese garrison into the rugged tip for a final stand
 Fighting was fierce on Thursday, field dispatches reported. The Jap anese were pushed to the shrinking last third of the island. They are re-grouping to exact a blood toll from every American advance.
 Confidence in the eventual out come of the bitter battle was voiced in the halls of Congress in Washing ton where the President said" the situation is well in hand"
 While gains Thursday were limited against stiff opposition on Iwo's eastern shore, two divisions on the west center struck ahead under air cover, preceded by a shattering ar tillery and naval barrage.
 Maj Gen. Erskine's Third Divis- ion occupied the western end of the uncompleted Motoyama Airfield Number Three. The Devil Dogs had already seized Iwo's two other com pleted airstrips.
 Maj. Gen. Rockey's tank-led Fifth Division punched forward on the west side of the route. The few re- maining Japanese are in fortified hill positions on the opposite side.
 The spearhead on the plateau drove 800 yards northeast and as staulted Hill 362, which is less than a mile from the islands northeast shoreline.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, March 2 = Closing quotation of Alaska-Juneau Mine stock today is 7A, American Can 941s, Anaconda 34, Beech Aircraft 1912, Bethlehem Steel 73A, Curtiss- Wright 6l4, International Harvester 8O1a, Kennecott 38la, North Ameri- can Aviation HIS, New York Gen. tral 24i2, Northern Pacific 2l7s U. s. Steel 64h.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: Industrials, 159.97; rails. 52.O3; utilities, 2843.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
Russian Troops Reach Important Highway
Big Red Cross Rally
 Will Be Held Tonight

There will be community singing led by George Schmidt; Lillian Uggen will give something in her own orl- ginal style; The Forest Service and Game Commission will show pie lures, and Senator Whaley will also flash on the screen his pictures of the north.
 A short address on the Red Cross will be given by Major c. F. Scheib- ner during the program.
 Remember-8:3 80 o'clock tonight, free, in the Gold Room of the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
FIELDS MAR5HAL5
 IN CONFERENCE;
 EVERYTHING OK.

ROME, March 2-Field Marshal Sir Harold Alexander, Allied Com mander in the Mediterranean area, conferred with Marshal Tolbukhin, Commander of Russia's Third Ukrainian Army, during a visit to Yugoslavia and Hungary, Allied Headquarters announced.
 Allied Headquarters said talks with both Marshal Tito and Mar shal Tolbukhin concluded with agreement on all points under dis cussion.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
JAP RADIO SAYS
 SUFFERS DROPPING
 NEW TYPE BOMBS
Say New e-Spreading Missiles Are High
 Iy Destructive
(By Associated Press)

The Japanese Tokyo radio told the Japanese homeland last night that Superfortresses were dropping phosphorus incendiary bombs with highly destructive. power" and "electron bombs" which spread the fire in an area 30 to 40 feet.
 The commentator said the Am erican bombers had recently begun to use a large size bomb. so we should watch closely for this phos- phorous bomb"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02

PARIS, March The swift, powerful American Ninth Army has fought to the Rhine and cap- tured Neuss, suburb of Dusseldorf, in new, spectacular l5-mile ad- vance, overrunning the wlstern edge of the Ruhr.
 To the north, other Ninth Army troops plunged into the Ruhr steel and rail center of Krefeld. The great Rhine port of Duisburg is only seven miles ahead. The Eighty Third Infantry Division fought swiftly through the bomb- blasted city of Neuss, which lies on the west bank of the river, op- posite Dusseldorf. the administra- tive center of the Ruhr.
 A tremendous artillery duel is be- ing fought across the Rhine as Neuss and other towns on the west bank surrendered docilely. American shells poured on Dussel- doris thick chimneys of blast fur naces, oil plants, munitions works and coking ovens.
 Chasing Fleeing Enemy
 One hundred and fifty thousand men of the Ninth Army are in swift, fruitful pursuit of von Rund- stedts fleeing, shattered forces. Tanks and infantry of Gen. Simp- sons shock force spurred on miles to the north to seize the Dutch bastion, the rail center of Venlo, and then moved to within IS miles of the Canadian First Army. threatening to trap thousands of Germany's finest parachute and tank troops.
 Simpsons headquarters called the German Fifteenth Army retreat a "rout."
 On the Ninth Army's south flank, the American First Army fought with great and growing power. They are less than five miles from Co., logne. rubbed anew after dawn by 1000 British heavy bombers.
 Fight In Trier Streets
 Further south, the Third Army fought in the venerable streets of Trier. guardian city of the Mo- selle. Prisoners clogged the cages. The Ninth Army total yesterday rose to l5.576 for the campaign that started west of the Roer River, February B.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
PASSED

WASHINGTON, March 2 = The billion and one-half dollar defi- ciency appropriation, most of which is for the Navy, passed the House today and was sent to the Senate after three days of listless debate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
VISIT IN JUNEAU

Mrs. Fred Sorri and her infant son recently flew to Juneau from their home in Anchorage to visit Mrs. Sorri's sister. Mrs E. Iverson, who was a patient at St. Ann's Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
STRIKE

DETROIT, Mich, March 2-War plant workers, striking despite ap- peals of the Army and their own United Auto Workers leaders, have closed five more Detroit area fac- tories, halting output of aircraft, tank parts and army trucks. The total idle tops 33,000 men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON fLt. Col Robert s. Allen now on active service with the Army

WASHINGTON-Those who sat at Roosevelt's elbow during the Yalta conference give a new slant to the reasons why sensitive Gen. de Gaulle was not invited to join the Big Three" They say that neither the President nor Prime Minister Churchill had any obJec- tion to de Gaulle's presence, but felt rather neutral about it. Stain, however, was the man who tlatly opposed it.
 Stalin, according to those return ing from Yalta, pointed out that this was to be primarily military conference and France was only playing minor role in the war. Since the Big Three" were bearing the main brunt of the war, Stalin said he saw no point in having de Gaulle sit in on a conference con- cerned largely with military strategy.
 The Russian chief was quite definite and repeated the point that if the Yalta conference were concerned primarily with political and economic postwar problems, it would be different But when nili- tary matters were being discussed, he just didn't want de Gaulle around.
 Then to clinch his views, Stalin recalled that France surrendered to Germany early in the war, and re- fused to turn over the French fleet to the British as per treaty ar rangement.
 And concluded Stalin, when you landed in North Africa, they fired on you"
 That ended the matter. Roosevelt and Churchill, who didn't care much one way or the other, made no further suggestions about de Gaulle.
 LADIES OF CONGRESS
 The menfolk of Congress might take lesson from the Ladies Con- gressional Club when it comes to holding their tempers and keeping their fists in their pockets.
 On the day that "Titular Re-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
ADVANCE IN
 WEST EDGE,
 RUHR VALLEY
Retreat of Germans Called Rouf by Simpson 5
 Headquarters

BULLETIN-PARIS, March ? The American Ninth Army won stand on the Rhine and captured the western end of the Ruhr and it's large cities of Krefel andd Neuss, the latter a suburb of Dusseldorf.
 Germany's whole western front before the Rhine is col- lapsing.
 Far to the south, Trier fell to the American Third Army, which thus pried open the gate to the Moselle Valley leading to the Middle Rhine cities of Co., blenz, Mainx and Frankfurt.
 Cologne, the largest and most important of all the cities of the Rhineland, was placed under artillery fire again, while the American First Army fought less than five miles away on plains as flat as those of Kansas.
 The First also beat within l5 miles of Bonn, seven miles from Euskirchen, important RircIand transit center.
 The First, Ninth and Third Armies are waging the greatest aIl-American offensive in his- tory. scoring their greatest vic- tory since the Brittany break through.
 Venlo and Roermund, Dutch bastion cities on the Maas, fell with scarcely a shot fired. The Ninth and Canadian First Armies are within 10 miles of joining hands in a move that might trap thousands of Ger man troops.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
sALEsMEN HERE

A. L. Florence and T. R. Curtis, salesmen, are guests at the Cas- tineau, while on business trip in the Capital City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
EISENHOWER, MONTGOMERY
 CONFIRMING

NEW YORK, March The London radio said Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower held an important con- ference Thursday morning at his headquarters with Field Marshal Montgomery.
 Other important figures in the Allied High Command also at tended the conference.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
FROM SITKA

Registering at Hotel Juneau this morning are MT. and Mrs. D. R. Schiebel. who arrived on the North Sea from Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
PORT OFFICER OUT

Capt. William Tex Day, of the Juneau Support, left for Seattle today where he will be attached on temporary duty at the Seattle Port of Embarkation for the next Is days, before returning to his station here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-02
FROM ILLINOIS

George Burnett, Springfield. Illi- nois, is a guest at the Baranof
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LADIES OF CONGRESS

SContinued on Page Four,
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SITUATIONS MEN.

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like. to nn in these hours With pett-tame
A6coUNfANr wili prepare 6sisnce sheets.
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Ex.sx..SssoAe AsD eoyr MoslSss,
situatien Esschman, clerk. ttaskeeper.
ffkiiS1lO. Al chief steward. cock, Vt.
ler, sAlek waiter. reliable and oo1nosteat
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sr9, scr9, bs6heaof Miami preferstd. 10
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s00kKEEPING. tsx and audit .eryiee, iOr
monthly Service. sasssi Box FIR. sssr Mss.a a1s sha
CLERICAL. 4 years experience payroll de-
ggsrsment. gsst desires, position. Box 2ssa-R.
COMPANION. NURSE. refined. conscisntious
Totkers H,1incumbered: win travel. Phone
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and ss.'.t osIsss ssos ,i;Er..
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ior your trade assoeistion publication, house
esTs af5s soa 4saE saa.E st.a
GIRL cpiored. high school graduate, wants
s;srs wsss. :. sossn.s5sirl ms.senSsr. cleaning
sis q soans nS.' eolssa ss ~ s. Operator
driye car Or light delivery truck. AT.
DIM. American Filipino. desires clerical
worn work or ghst have you. csii MARIA ANY
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s'SS Ss$;s ssss 3. assi ss.E MASON g.
nome ana ehdIsn or M r..k ssse enc. ever
want : vseation. Phone Setasen 1915.
Th0rsday through saturday, EM. saoI. !
NURSE. colored. win SIT With children or
inyalias: city. only. co. .e786.
patient: 50 per day. NV. section: refer
snces. BOX 364.R, star 49,
NURSE. practical. wishes $40 hours day
duty; best OF reference. Randolph S942, .
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored srsduate. de-
sires maternity or chronic eases. Can
Ludlow 30a7 any time. 1Bs
PRACTICAL NURSE, trained, colored,
wishes em-invalid case. Call Du. $3.50
any time 1os
TYefSf, q yrs exp. would like perm anent
posttton In Silver eprins. 81. O27l 16s
YOUNG LADY desires permanent position
As ,receptionist.typtst, preferably physi-
cian'S or lawyers pMce. RA. 6166. 16s
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NeLp .WOAAtN,

YOUNG LApY fcr lihail ioaA cyleel Aust
bs high school staduete. cAI olsbs 1000
% %estEesn Q sm and 5 Pm. ...,.. -.
sgs Psrisnssd; fun dnT tine; aoas days $3.50.
YdouNa WOMAN, answer AM s telephone. o TO s.;
lying In or hear Bethesda, Nd. Wis
sihif afRIfNE sotsen perm.ssns seerstarisl0 pe-
sition In reservation dspartmsnt; .aks. Il
4 III EAspDlk koon % ass 70 snorss.n slas
SSRksaG VS. a4ss Il fmGoTTAEs desire. day car. for
I kindsrparten child snd z others. axed
md Ii sM Vicinity I ~ q sth and =. Capitol.
Il If. yoU OF HRH LOOKING for = permanent
lob and Ike. working In 3 printing and
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lazy n svsS9 JSSr sp N,sa sass AD-
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the services Of a woman In their socisl
stationery and engravine dept: no exper.
nee. Apply stationery dept. between 0;3o
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openins for young lady under 50 with col
lege training or eauivslept; opportunity for
Advancement, b-day week. Call DU. 6l00.
MR.. BUELL. or MISS FORBES.
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THE EVENING STAR, washington D. C. Bis
YnuesoAY. NoveMDgR

NoAE iMp. COMPANIES tceMt. !.
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snd fsdistors il stock for Immediate IN:
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JOINS -siXNvILLE foofns. siding. insult
sas ass:. 'sos oarss issn oSai 's e 81
MUNICIPAL DECORATING CO. interior,
sxssri9s: sensrsnl repairs se,s work financed
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storm windows and heating; convenien
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waterproofed, windows calked. etc. ROB
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ing me, FREE estimates. Quick service
Phone Trinidad 3f589 81
ia building. maintenance and remodeling
no job too big or too little: no delay
small monthly payments; free estimates
GENERAL REMoDELING of commercia
4 properties; store and restaurant fronts
! union labor. Call RAY e. ROBERTS
4 CALL WO. f84I for estimates on interio
4 palntinx JOHN 4. MILLER. yR., 3 BRO
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EMPLoYMENT SERVICES.

ADAMS TEACRERs AGENCY has hish
school, elementary and primary vacancies,
public and private schools; sood salaries
Appiy s94 Colorado Bldg" 18th and O.
CAffToL EMPLOYMENT sERy1cE-rnou.
sands, Of positions available. professional,
technical sales. ofdce. personnel, nnechani-
cal. domestic. etc; hishest salaries; indi-
yidual service to applicants and employers.
Toll EMpLoYMElsT SERVICE. 1os I1th
Adm. ASST. q. !, ssoo, sxper, superviss.
eommJ exper. please, deal ~fth real exl
$500; s.enss: sec. natienai orIsn:. $4,000.
perm, S155; spanish secretary, 6-dsy wk..
SD: medical seeretary. expes. S45 vk,;
ssspos e segs.!s!o csoitol hn' sl:sse Sr stsnos:,
coritrue. s-day VI. $45. New opepinaF
every every isE r msnute; w,u .,. Hss: II yrs. r.ee
s3RsCNNEL SERVICE 1911 & st. NV.
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MOTOR TaAysL tesas.,

MOTOR raAyEL lcsnt.,
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tfRar, HrIkIs, gslyoir 1000, Txt, biiss
Calf. via Texas. viii take psesenssrs.
DRIVING 10 DENVER, November ~. can
take z, prefer msrFtsd couple. references
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of1cer with 4 yrs. civilian expetience m
public accpuntfns desires position with
work and. study. NoI-coileke, married,
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years local experience inside and out, do
sires situation As AssistAnt to tor. execu-
tive In growins and progressive real estate
hrm' lfcepsed salesman. able TO handle
complete aecounting setup, costa. payrolls.
sales. settlements, rentals, etc: prefer
MARYLAND operator who can offer worth.
While situation. Box. 464-E Star. 16'
SEAMSEkES8,. colored, experienced ladies'
snd ment clethinv; rel; fun or part time
YOUNG MAN. coiored. wants nishtwork Of
any kind, ebout hrs. DE. 3221
Mr.: Mr.. IsL,s ag,sINEssMAlN..Why MAJ not sponsor
hIeh -elays songs2 Boz 26StH. Btar.
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SITUATIONS DoMesrlc.

COLORED GIRL wants daywofk. INA
No. capttol St. TX. S74S.
C0LORE WOMAN wants general house.
work. o q 8; no Sundays reliable, rood
GIRL colored. wants days work or
psft Part time. Ss cents An hour and carfare.
Call TR. 1867. 15s
GIRL, experienced. wants full or part time
sSl sesfi iisaS' aS children nor heavy laundry.
GIRL. colored, wishes work days q
GIRLS, eoiored. want dsywork and for
ninhts. sittint with children. Cali Me.
3T68 after 4 pm.
GIRL. colored, wants sh.w. Iisht laundry.
s.inrd, s5Sm 10 a-n; tc 90 o.n-. Monday throysh
GikI. eolored. Wants general house work
from Q to 2; good reference: $50 week.
Monday Through Friday. Call FR. 1857. :
LAUNDRESS, AL. desires days work, q
70 p-m.; IS day and carfare. GE
MAiD, part tina. mornings; cleaning
WOMAN, colored, wishes Job ~ maid
kh:ws 70 $50, 5-day week or 51a;
YOU'VE t6L6kkD WOMAN wants day.
work, FOOD D. c. references. 625 10th
WISH TO place maid, mornings. 3 to i
MEs: E. 3. SNYDER, 1871 Monroe nv.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES,

complete cost. Slo5. seli for $50 includint
VIOLIN hsTkgcTIoN i Tor 1issi S.sinn.rs ana
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