The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 2, 1945, Page 5

I'RID; \\ lLbl\LAR\ Z I‘)-b [ e SURVIVED SAARLAUTERN BA'I'TI.E ks, orn, which is located northwest of Saar- d to survive the fury of modern battle. The wn outside the mine which sheltered them ing on in the town between Y s and Nazis. their symbol of surrender. er uagarwl) THESE CIVILIANS of brucken, Germany, ma German residents are while the fighting The white flag serv i H | | 'WARBIRDS IN NEST_With folded wings making them resemble sieeping birds, U. S. Navy planes spoited on' the deck ® of their carrier e to a battle rendezvous in the Pacific: U Remember, it s Feb. 7! iAol i Empire Want-ads bring results! » MRS. JENNE ON, LEAVE Postmaster Crystal Jenne was due to leave Juneau today by plane, | bound for the States on leave.| _ During her absence, Mrs. Martin | Lavenik will be Acting Postmaster. | > - H Jungle- napired All Elks! D 3 y/ 'PEITICOAT ARMY OF UNCLE SAM ) EVERYWHERE By ADELAIDE KERR AP Newsfeatures Writer NI"\V YORK — An American wo-| y arranging photo ex-' wil g Uncle Sam’s part ini Another in London ing on Nazi propaganda broad-| A third in Cairo direct ing production of American post and booklets for distribution in] Baghdad and Istambul . Scores of others in Africa, Italy. Reykjavik Stockholm and Beirut They are Uncle Sam’s first travel- swomen, whose job, in the | s Division of the Office of} Information, is helping * to ' Allied and neutral countries| 1 the part America is playing in World War IIL. In addition they are waging psychological warfare {all over the world. | Their work began in 1942 when leanor Barry packad a bag and !went tc London as an OWI cipher clerk Now—325 strong—they are | scattered all over the globe doing a job which, even ten years ago, would |not have been considered women's work at all. | Look in on Hazel Howard, head of the OWI publications division in Cairo. You will find her (working in close collaboration with the office chief) directing a staff of editors,| writers and translators in preducing |booklets and posters for distribu-| ‘ucn in Beirut, Damascus, Bagh- !dad and Instambul. Her office pro- | duces 5000 news picture posters well as a photo review in Arabic, French and Harriet Root "directs three li- ! braries «— in.Sydney, Melbourne and \Vrlhuwon. Australia—where . stan- dard works of American history, | biography, travel and law are avail- ' able to Australian writers, radio commentators, teachers and public. !In Bombay, India, Seville McMillan s, showing , for dis- and clubs, s stacks of corres- e inquiries concerning the n way of life, agriculture, science, people, music and schools. Others work in radio. In Lon- | don Sara Lamport reels off radio scripts in French for information broadeasting to France. 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