davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-02-27
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Berlin aplaude a Wheeler. = Madre -Pala-
bras de Hitler. Happy" Chandler pega. =
Browder Sc "despide." = Lealtad. = Enfria-
miento.

Los peri6dicos de Berlin y Ro
ma siguen aplaudiendo al sena-
dor Wheeler.
Elogiana tambien al senador
Nye Y a otros padres conscrip-
tos" de matiz nti-britanico.
Ellos no bajan la cabeza aver
gonzados; pero nosotros la ba-
jariamos 81 nos alabasen los ma
tarifeS' nazis y fascistaS.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27
EFECTUO Ell ENTIERRO
DE CAMPlNCHI

Vidhy, Feb. Gloon gran so
lcmnidad Sc verified 81 entierro
de Cesar Campinchi, exministro
de marina y diputado por Cor
eeqa. Era un famoso abogado y
combati6 el pacto de Munich.
Como politico ppertenecia al
partido Radical Socialista y era
amigo de Daladier. Fue minis
tro DC marina con Daladier y
Paul Rsynaud,
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

false juramento o la falsa afr
maci6n para obtener un pasa-
porte con su nombre, luego de
haber obtenido otros tres con
nombreS falsoS, asegura que va
ell pals esta en- la guerra.
Ell pals solo ira a la guerra, Y
esta es otra promesa de Roose-
welt, 81 los totalitarios lie atacan.
Browder no sOlamente obtuvo
pasaportes falsos, sine que ira
10 a SUI esposa, ilegalmente, y
ahora ella sufrira las consecuen-
cias de los errores de el.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

Palabras cinicas de Browder /;
Isl mi clase de crimen es tart
fado con cuatro amos de carcel,
icual debiera ser 81 castigo de
Franklin D. Roosevelt que obtu-
vo un tercer periodic con un pa
saporte falso-una promesa De
mantener a Estados Unidos fue-
ra de la guerra-y 10 ha viola
do? -.
Ash mienten los farsantes del
"partido', AHA y en- otras par
tes.
Ell presidente Roosevelt pro-
meti6 la ayuda a I~nglaterra, an
te el electorado, y la prometio en-
un tono energico y democratico'
Ahora trata de cumplir su pro
mesa y quiere mantener a la ma
ci6n fuera de la guerra, pero SIN
complacer a los totalitarios y
sus admiradores.
PerO q iudividpo que htoo q
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

Debemos todoS aplaudir hoy
a eSa madre que desafiando el
fuego y la muerte logro salvar,
en- Ballast Point, a SUI hijito de
tres amos.
lie di6 primero la vida, con
dolor de su cuerpo y algeria de
su alma!
Ahora lie ha salvado la vida.
ilC6mo podra el pagan, mana
ma, cuando sea hombre, esas dos
deudas?
iElla Sc conformara con So
carino y Sc dara siempre por
Ibien pagada.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27
"RICKENBACKER TRATABA
DE PROTEGER A LOS PA
SAJEROS

Atlanta, Feb. 27.-Gravemen
te herido al estrellarse un avi6n
de la Eastern Air Lines, ell ca
pitan Eddie Rickenbacker supO
velar por las vidas de los pasa-
jeros, en- la obscuridad, y fire.
cuentemente les repetia No en-
ciendan f6sforos; hay gasoline
derramada
Hoy sc lie hara al celebre avia
dor una TRANSMISSION de sangre.
Los medicos estiman que tiene
un cincunta por ciento de proba-
bilidades de salvation.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

Ciudadano: Repita todos los
dias, al levantarse, la palabra
LEALTAD.
Repftala una Y mil veces, por
cuanto Estados UnidoS demanda
de todos, natives, naturalizados
y extrmjeros, LEALTAD D.,
LEALTAD...
Ell juramento hechO bajo la
bandera de los Estados Unidos,
sera respectable pOr todos los
hombres de veras.
UEALTAD a la RepGblica y
sus generosas instituciones w..
estrechar la mano del pueblo
que nos llama amigos y hernia
nos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27
SERAN D~ESPEDIDOS 1000
HOMBRES DE LA WPA

Jacksonville, Feb. PEI adj
ministrador de la WPA en- ell es-
tado, Roy Schroeder, declare IL
yer que 1000 hombres seran de-
jados sin trabajo Ell dia IL de
Mario, por haber Ell Congreso
rebaado los creditos para emer-
gencias. Tambien sera disminui-
do el personal de administra-
ci6n. Los proyectos de Ia defen-
sa nacional, en- la Florida, die
ron trabaio a 5000 hombreA
u mss pSsadO,
La gaceta., 1941-02-27
OCUPA OTRA
ISLA DEL D-ODECANESO

Londres, Feb. FILA isla de
Castel DOritzo, en- el Dodeca-
neso, fue capturada aver por los
so,dados y marines ingleses. Es-
IA a corta distsncia de Turquia.
Creese que Inglaterra, con Ell a.
pogo turco, Sc apoderara de to-
das esas islas. La isla Sc halla 81
tusda entire RedaS y chipys.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27
INGLATERRA INVESTTCA
LA DE UNo
DE SUs EMPLEADoS EN- LA
LEGACIoN DE SOFIA
Nuevos ataques contra las
bases italianas

Londres, Feb. 27.-La lega-
.ci6n inglesa investiga hoy la
desaparici6n de Wodin Gre :
novitch, uno de sus emplea-
dos, russo de nacimitnto, pero
sGbdito ingles. Algunos ami
gos del hombre estiman que
fue secuestrado y sacado de
w tEsa susrd0 " dirtSta dss.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

Browder pronuncid en- New
York su diScurso de 'despedi-
da".
Sabe que pasara en- la carcel,
DOR engahar 2 Samuel, cuatrd
amos o menos.
Los "rojillos'" eligieron para
s~ustituirle a Robert Minor, otrc
de los lideres del ~"partido".
iMr. Minor no cometera ell E.
rror de jurar falsamente!
La gaceta., 1941-02-27
REGRESO Ell vAPoR SUI
PRISE"
Una prueba satisfactorio

Despues de un viaje de prue-
tba per 81 gclfo regres6 aver, dos
horas antes de 10 calculado, el
vapor Surprise, construido en-
los talleres de Palmetto Beach.
Hizo su entrada con una nue.
va escoba amarrada al palo ma
yor, demostraci6n de que la prue
ba habfa culminsdo en- un exito
complete. Durante el vaije Sc
hizo una parada de repente, CO
me para evitar una collision.
Sera convertible para uso de
la marina de guerra y rebautiza
do con 81 ponbre De Kilsusa,
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

Sc han "enfriado" reciente-
mente las Conversations ent~e
la cancilleria -norteamericana y
la sowietica.
iNo podi& ser de otra mane-
ra! La nueva "gracia" de MoscG
consiste en- haberle dejado abiel
ia la puerta de los Balkanes, por
Bulgaria, a los "espadones" ma
zis.
Mosc1 sigue animando a Hit
ler!...
Ell Soviet, ademas, quiere com
prar maquinarias, herramien-
tas, ETC., en- este pals. y Uncle
Sam las necesita para sus nue.
vas fabricas e intensificar la
production de armamentos.
ST la industrial nazi es tan per
fecta como dicen... Jpor que Sta
lin no hace sus pedidos a Ber-
lin?
Estados Unidos empieza a &C.
rrarles las puertas a Stalin... y
en- las esferas oficiales Sc dice
que Sc ha permitido a Russia com
prar mayores cantidades de ma
teriales, en- este pals, de las que
verdaderamente necesita.
Ahora debemos todos esperar
nuevas maniobrasdel "partidi-
10" en- contra del gobierno del
presidente Roosevelt y por EIDE
del pueblo americana.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

Noticias importantes de aver y de hoy
quemar la efigie de Dorothy Thomp-
son - Barcos franceses salieron de Saigon.
Viejo de 81 amos, tuerto y carterista. - Rober
Minor, nuevo presidente de los comunistas. -
Sc %enfrian las relaciones entire Estados Unidos
y ell Soviet. - Regreso ell embajador nazi. - vi
sta un almirante al General Munoz Grande.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

BESIDE esta ciudad del tabaco
felicitamos al senador Happy
Chandler, de Kentucky, pOr sus
palabras condenando los desati-
nos y estridencias del "aislador'
senador Wheeler.
Pogo un puhetazo ell senador'
un punetazO recordando a Vince
Ter y sus partidarios que Ell pals
les "vigila" y no les aprecia.
Ell golpe 10 descargo en- una
mesa, pero debi6 repercutir en-
las caras de los legislatures tan
admirados en- Berlin, Roma y
Toxic.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

En- similares academies su-
.frieron recientemente quemadu-
ras los nihos Virginia Carter,
de 7 amos y Alison Albritton, de
seis.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

Russia insistfa en- que lie fue-
ran entregados los barcos mer-
cantes de los paises del Baltico
ahora amarrados en- los puertos
americanos.
La cancilleria americana, muy
suavemente lie dijo: NO.
"Congdlados' seguiran hasta
que nuevas condolences surjan
en- ell mundo!
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

Washington, Feb. 27,-La po-
.licia impidi6 que un grupo de
muieres opueSta ala ley de ayu-
da a Inglaterra quemase una e.
figie de Dorothy Thompson, Ia
famosa escritora. lba al frente
de las revoltosas la Sra. Dilling.
autora del libro titulado ia
Red Roja".
Saigon, Indo China, Feb, 81.
Con ell crucero Lamotte-Picquet
a la cabeza salieron de aqui o.
tres tres barcos de guerra. Ig-
n6rase a que lugar Sc dirigen.
Los japoneSeS pidieron hoy a sus
'subditos en- la Indo China que sc
.preparen para marcharSe. Esti-
mase que Sc trata de una manic
bra diplomatica para vigorizar
la mano japoneSa en- las negocia
clones q. sc efectGan entire los re
presetantes de los gobiernos de
Thailand y la Indo China.
New York, Feb. 27.--Un vie
10 de 81 amos, tuerto y carteris-
Ia cay6 de nuevo en- manos de la
policfa. Sc llama Teodoro Grant
y dice que desea morir en- la ear
eel. BESIDE 1889 a la fecha ha 81
do detenido IL wees.
MoScu, Feb. 27.-Se ha fir
mado un nuevo pacto commercial
entire Suiza y ell Soviet. Durara
un ano y Sc hasa en- ell intercam.
bio de prOductos. Suiza importa'
ra de Russia, granos, MADEIRA, pc
tr6leo. y algod6n; mandara Sui
"a a Russia, maquinarias, equipo
el6ctrico, caDderas, turbinas G
instrmentos de precision.
New York, Feb. 27.-Robert
Minor, que combati6 en- la que
ira de Espana, ell ell nuevo Sc
cretario del partido Comunista,
por renuncia de Earl Browder,
que ingresara en- una penitecia-
ria federal. Los comuistas apro-
baron una resolution condenan-
do a la Corte Supreme por su
fallo.
Washington, Feb. N.-Pare-
cen enfriarse de nuevo las rela-
clones entire ell gobierno de Esta-
dos Uidos y la Russia Soviet. Ru-
STA sospecha de la buena fe de
los EstadOs Unidos, por cuanto
Sc mega a venderle maquinarias
y herramientas que desea COM
prar, alegando que Sc necesitan
para el prOgrama de defensa.
Constantine A. Oumansky, ell
e~mbajador del Soviet, conferen-
clio anteayer cen Sumner Welles,
secretario INFERNO, de estado.
Dtcese que Oumansky sali6 de la
s~ecretaria con la impression de
que Las excuses de Mr.. Welles
no son de buena fe. A Russia Sc
le ha venido tolerando la compra
en- este de mayores cantidades
de materials de las que puede
utilizar. La buena voluntad del
gobierno americana ha sido con-
testada con nuevos manejos pro
nazis. en- Bulgaria. Inglaterra
viene pidiendo a Estados Unidos
evite Ell aflujo de mercancias de
la America Latina hacia el So
Wet, mercancias que despues SO
mandan a Alemania. Sc lie han
negado tambi6n a Russia, que los
habia pedido como aci6n invaso-
ra y dominadora, los vapores de
les passes del Baltico anclados
en- los puertos de Estados Uni
dos.
Buenos Aires, Feb. 27.-Lle-
go por aeroplano, procedente del
Brasil, el embajador de Alema-
mia, Edmund Won Hermann.
Regrega de una vista a Berlin.
Santiago, Chile, Feb. PEI
ministro de la gobernaci6n ha
dado instrucciones a los gober-
nadores para que informen so
bre los judios refugiados en- sus
zonas y cue den cuenta de las
pvofeEonss q las suslss ban ~
La gaceta., 1941-02-27
BOLETINES DE ULTIMA HORA

LEGO a Turquia ell embajador ingles en- Moscu.
-Seis muertos a consecuencia de incidentes en-
ire los holandeses y la policia nazi. = Rechazo
Churchill una peticion de la minoria. = Sc agra.
va ell c~onflicto obrero de Lackawanna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

Reversing the trend to higher
prices for 1912 automobiles,
Packard today started shipping
Clipper IS To its distributors over
the country AZ Sll5 loss than the
price tar on lis present Clipper s
model
This is however somewhat made
up hy Tho fact that the SIX Is up
about 500 from the 1871. The
price differcnDal on the Clipper
Special 5 this year viii be only
S55 more than tho Clipper s.
The prices announced for the
Packard line was a complete sur
prise at the previcw before diStrlh-
utorS. dealers and statesmen here
al Masonic Temple. The
clipper SIX was tagged a ~ 29O
with the Clipper Special s AT
81 .305. The custom Lime Nlll- be
slightly higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

OF the Michigan Children's Insti
tute. The students were not OF
the state pay roll.
"I find att sorts OF interesting
things" Movie Xxi continued.
Zone OF the Institutes car was
left standing idle while a field
worker, who had Just bought a
new personal car, finished max
Ing her payments. OF course
she collected 5 cents per mile
from the state which helped the
payments"
{. w. Ramsey. superintendent o.
the institute. told Nowicki II wa.
a good Investment 10 let student:
use cars.
EXPLAINS THEORY
"Our theory il they will later
qualify for civil service" he
explained. And since we have
an opportunity TO choose the
better students for field train
ing, we feel we can give them
the necessary experience at
cost OF providing transpOrta-
ton"
Nowicki said there was M
guarantee students would accepr
the sos monthly paid by the state
rather than the Sl45 paid by
Wayne County for such work anC
ordered the practice stopped. The
institute operates Is state cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
TRADE NOW for a car you can really afford

There's Only ONE To look Al NOT VOC want
car that will get YOU there and back at love" cos,
that will please your eve Uith s beauty-that VIII
Keep YOU thrilled by rs lightning fast RetaVay and
smooth handlng-that will CUE your expense tor
gas oil and maintenance 10 mere pin money t'the
new1042 W illys American with the 60 Devil Engine
sec your nearest WlyS-Overland dealer and set
all the amazing facts Don't he fooled and buy gas
eaung oil hungry hand me down Don't rsy more
Than YOU can afford for oVersize show of bodies
extra snow of cylinders and excess horsepo"ef
see the actual cost figures and companions AZ your
Wilys dealers Get his liberal Introductory trade in
allowance on vour preSent osr-tnd begin driving
the money.saving WHY'S American right away ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

Quality Throughout

It's the only car in the world, at am price with
the sensational. power packed, fuel-saving GO
Devil Engine-the same type engine used in the
tough L. s. Army GO-Devil Jeeps built by WHY'S
Overland
The new 1912 WHY'S IS marvel of engineering
quality and simplicity Every WHY'S part IS
quality part.
Safety allstee body with safety glass all around.
Double drop X-type frame Oversize, super
hydraulic brakes. -Four arplane-type hydraulic
shock abSorbers. Thinker Bearings throughout
Hypoid rear axle most modern type built arner
syncro-mesh transmiSsion. Auto.Lite igniuon
These are only few. see your dealers comPsri-
son chart You'll he amazed how favoraby WHY'S
compares with cars Of highest price in quality
O( materials and parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Action Deferred
On STATE Garage
TIM. stss Correspondent,

LANSING Aus. IS II W,'l be
a. least tao -We~rS helote it,e
MISUNDERSTANDING hoard claims com
rittee decides whether 10 close
the state garage near lansing
ATTY. Gen Herbert !. RuShton.
Chairman, Ss11 To-Day.
Governor Van Wagner asked
thai the garage he abandoned
after II was revealed politicians
ana their friends owed $4,000
for repairs and parts on private
cars
we don't want 90 do any
body an injustice" RuShf0n
SAID MANY OF the names APP
pearing on the garage audit ~
owing money don't owe II nj ALI.
"A few years hack, assistant
attorney generals did NOT re-
CeiVe mileage for using their
cars. hut got state gasoline
books and repairs instead. These
were charged 10 individuals in
stead of Ia departments"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

w OuIdCut
State Cars
Time. star COrr.spond..,

LANSING, Aug. 26.-After dis,
two University Of Mich.
igan students have been giver
state automobiles for field work
Budget Director Leo j. Nowick
disclosed today he is conducting q
survey Of all departments 10 FIND
other abuses. $
AT the beginning OF the year.
the state owned 705 passenger
cars and l.S41 trucks" Nowicki
said II hope to cut this num-
her down appreciably.
WITH INSTITUTE APPROVAL
prison wardens have too
many ears at their disposal for
one thing, which means more
tax money than necessary must
he spent for repairs and gasO-
line"
The two cars were used by uni
versity students with the snnrova A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

of balance
IdmkeSa
sbasedu
~So-oAled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

Distribution of 1912 Clipper SIS Begins With Price
Sis BeIotU That of 1871 Model

The senior line which is the con-
seryatIve Packard for the carriage
trade has been reduced from S43
10 SlS3.
In appearance the Clipper line
is very nearly like the 1871 Clipper
with the long fender fading into
the front body panel. The wheel
base. however has been shortened
from 1T 10 40 inches and the
overall lcnght by So inches by
bringing the bumpers M closer.
The Six engine develops l05
horsepower against l00oin the l94l
The Eight engine Will he l25 horse
power. Compression ratio Is SIS
10 and the FIRST models have
aluminium piStons. Tooling for cast
iron pistons. however, has been
N ado ready
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
LESS FOR CLIPPER 100

The Clipper $50 touring sedan
Is priced A $685. or 500 less
than the 1q4l Of the same line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

. Wish he school oTisss which
ore epen dolly until $50 pm.
JSotv,doY 40 pm. or coil
codilles 5loe for information
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

Such amazing reports OF Iow
npk eepa 900 miles with
out repairs ~. 400 mixes,
noserwoeerpense"--~ ~. 900
miles. Just having brakes re-
lined"-show Why wiltys
owners are enthuasstic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
z Legislators Seek
Civ Council Posts

Two members Of the state leg
islature today announced their
candidacy for Common Council
Senator James Burns, Demo-
cratic floor leader of the State
Senate. and Rep. William G..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
DEFENSE CREATES
new ACC0UNTANCY
PROBLEMS

. Income ord excess profits 'oIs'i
higher rates 81 income Tor fof in.
cjviovoh re~ forms o. ,oGoiloni
more efficient scheduling Of pro.
ovoiion, arontine Of credit hon.
ding 81 government ordss-oll
these ono other new problems
mvr be solved by isehnieally
'roinsd oseevniont'.
. S'vdy in day or evening closes
under fsehnieel proe'i'ionep. oe.
avi,e O Technical knowledge 10
,elve modern business ond GOV.
eminent problems
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
MORE CHROME USED

There is more lavish use Of
chrome on the body with the
louvres extended out and brought
around the ends Of the front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

Buckley. who is chairman Of the
Wayne delegation, filed their peti-
tons with the city clerk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

tenders. The instrument panel is
larger with greater use Of plastics
and hflEhi work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

TOR OVER TEN YEARS, since all used
Il to.be" lowest-prieed cars began to go
rhigh hat, with snowy, oversize bodies,
extra cylinders, and needlessly increased
horsepower, there has been no one strictly
people s car, designed TO furnish dependable
transportation at Iouea cost.
Now the pendulum has swung the other
way Under present defense time conditions,
people with ordinary incomes don't want
10 paw for unnecessary "Show-off" features.
And they don't have TO- For, TO meet these
extreme conditions, there is once again a
strictly peoples cara low-Price, full-fam-
ilv-size qHaily car that those who make.
$40, $50, $40 week and even more can
reall, afford TO own and drive.
It's a smartly STYLED car with a new luxu-
rously equipped and tailored interior. IL
performs like dream and already holds
amazing uorl4"s records in fHsi economy and
durability.
IL will give YOU fast, comfortable, depend
able transportation at the lowest cost OF any
full .family-size car. Even if 6etense-fine needs
caHse fares, price of gas dn6 nil and hiring
expenses to 20 bieber and higher you can aW
Afoyd 10 6ripe IT,
II YOU want a brand new 1912 car that
will thrill you, serte you and sape MONEY for
you, There's Only ONE 10 Look at NOW.
It's the new, l942 WHY'S American the
beobieS car.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-19

While Earl Browder, general sec-
 retary of the Communist party, serves a four-year term in federal prison for using fraudulent pass port, Robert Minor, above, vet eran Communist leader, will serve as his successor, upon Moscow's approval. Minor, 55, has been associated with the party since its inception in America in 1919.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-19
Beaver Season
 To Open
Trappers May Begin April i for 20 Days-Limit
 Is Specified 10 10

The Acting Secretary Of the h. terior approved on March 15 the recommendation of the Alaska Game Commission that a special season be opened for the taking of beaver this spring in Fur District Number One Southeastern Alaska, with the exception that there shall be no open season on Admiralty Island
 The open season this spring for the taking of beaver in District Num- Der One will be from April to April 20 A limit Of ten (10) beavers per tTapper per season is specified.
 All beaver skins taken in said district must be submitted to a sealing officer cf the Alaska Game Commission for sealing within fif- teen l5) days Immediately fellow ing the cIcse cf the open ssas9n on these animals in Fur District Mum Der One.
 elis new regulation dces nct change the beaver season in any ether part Of Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-19
Hollywood S,ghh And Soxrds
-Ey kskAsa Cesas.

HOLLYWOOD Cal, March 19e-ns all in the point of 
 pretty young who went east after bedlam of studio to take job in production plant
 Within month returned her old familiar 
 remarked happily that's such crazy bus- I could get used to it!"
 like Scattergood Baine at long last in the movies Burlington Hollands old reliable fiction character happily Guy Kibbee with wig that makes him Scattergood like Kibbee.
 Kbbee, oglng "Scaergood' for himself Hollands author sold rights to 07 of the stories the acquired $40 radio scripts besides The first film establishes his prosperity the vi of the sknflnts would do him and his of their livelihood Homespun chucky stuff with is Scattergoods rail- road pal Pliny Pickett fussbudgety gesture.
 cAndy Eardys Private Secretay) accom- pshed between production Billed originally IA old, she knowledge the plaldits rolled Fourteen 19 little Grayson looks pert appeal and spirit of exceptional singing voice to take her place
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-19
pAA EIetlras
 Fly 16 North

Three PAA Electras winged out of Juneau late yesterday afternoon re- turning north immediately after ar irving from Fairbanks carrying l6 passengers from Juneau to the Inter CT.
 Passengers from Juneau to Fair banks were Earl Ellingen. Harold schmidt. John Ogriz, Peg Ogriz, MT. and Mrs. Gust Uotilla, Mildred Rod man, o. F. Weinard, Fred Vein ard. MT. and Mrs T. P. Roust. Wal ter Taylor, Erma Taylor Carl Bohn and Hannah Harms.
 P. w. Holloway was a passenger from Juneau to Whitehorse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-19
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND

NOh IoOSANp
 Ncrthland scchduled to arrive at 6 c'clor. this evening to re- main about hours before sailing for Sitka.
 Mount Mckinley due Saturday May have four days mail. SCHEDULED SAILiNGS Q North Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle March 21 at 10 am.
 6 Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver March 2l at 9 pm.
 Q Columbia scheduled to sail from Seattle March g at 9 am. 6 Tongass scheduled to sail from . Seattle March 25.
 . Yukon scheduled to sail from c Seattle March 26 at Q am. 0 SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS c Baranof scheduled southbOund e Friday.
 c Alaska scheduled southbound o Monday.
 . LOCAL SAIl;NGS c E,steheth scheduled to sail every Wednesday at 5 D. m. for Sit ka and wayports. e Naha leaves every Wednesday . at a. m. for Petersburg, Port 9 Alexander, Rake and way ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-19
MtkiinIey Now
 Juneau Bound

SEATTLE. March 1S. - Steamer Mount Mckinley sailed at 10 o'clock this forenoon for Alaska ports with ls3 first class and 93 steerage.
 Passengers aboard the steamer booked for Juneau include the fol- lowing:
 Mrs. Vern Clifford, Wellman Hol- brock. c. A. AfcAdams, Steve Carey, Mrs. Jane Brown, Frances Hanson.
 Julius Thomas. Pete Goldfield Paul Sather. Martin Sather, Jr., Martin Sather and wife, Mary D. Forbes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-19

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