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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
RANGE LEAGUE

Game Scores.
Ely IL, Hibbing 8.
Chisholm Is, Eveleth 5.
Nashwauk 81, Cook 4-3.
Taconite 8, Virginia g.
Taconite 8, Virginia l tues night.)
Friday.
Virginia at Chisholm.
Sunday Games.
Virginia at Ely.
Cook at Hibbing.
Eveleth at Taconite.
Nashwauk at Chisholm
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
Pneumonia Death-Trap

DR.. Julien Bescanon, French ply
stefan has stated that of all illness
of old age pneumonia is the death
trap.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
Largest Forest

The Talga of Siberia, one Of the
worlds greatest forests, is 1000
miles long and 1000 TO 1000 miles
wide.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
War and Peace

Since 1859 B. c. there havu been
290 years of peace and 3,11S years
of war.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24

Buckley for Rowe, Klobuchar for L.
Kuzma, Somers for Spreitzer in ninth
for Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24

get the loan you need simply, pri-
vately and promptly.
You may repay your loan In conven-
lent monthly installments as shown
in the table. Monthly installments of
SGT each, for instance, will repay
a 500 loan in full. Or as little as
S6.43 a month for twenty months will
also repay 500.
Borrow for less
Payments in the table include charges
at Households rate of 21z9o per
month on unpaid balances. The Small
Loan Law permits US to charge sub
stantiallymore than this. Some finance
companies do charge a higher rate.
It's good business to compare rates
before you borrow.
If you need money, here's what to
do. Come to Household. Or just phone
for information. We're here to serve
you. Phone or visit us today without
obligation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
ELys Chance to Retain
CrOIUn Fades When
EUeLeth Wins.

Game Scores.
Eveleth IA, Ely 6.
Virginia 5, Eveleth 1.
Final Game, July %.
Ely at Virginia.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
CAN you make good use of 500?

IAN you make good use of 500?
~ Investigate our loan plans to-
day. Household Finance offers two
simple ways for you to borrow up
to $500. Your loan viii be made
the way which best suits your own
situation.
1. Signature loans. No security
needed. These loans are made, under
proper conditions, to both single per-
sons and married couples.
2. Auto loans. A loan on your car
may best fit your needs.
At Household character and reg
ular income are far more important
than the value of your security.
No endorsers needed
Whichever way you borrow, it is not
necessary to ask friends or fellow
workers 10 act as endorsers- And at no
time do we question friends or rela-
tives about your money affairs. You
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14
NOTICE

I will not be responsible for any debts other than Mrs. Sawyer's and mine.
 adv. J. H. SAWYER.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14
GaIao Leads
 With 556 at
 Brunswick

With R. Galao bowling a high 566 total. the Barber's Trio took three out of four games from the George Brothers last night at the Brunswick alleys, to end with total points for the squads little differ ent. 1894 to 1864
 Tn the second match of the eve ning's pin play the Baranof kegling team took a strapping three to one from the North Transfer men as Gill rolled high 534 for the Transformer.
 Tonight the Juneau Laundry will play the Juneau Florists at ' o'clock and the Three Musketeers will play the Brunswick keglers at 8 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14
AP FEATURE SERVICE

BANGOR, Me. Feb Hts frost fish time along the Penobscot-- which means that for anyone with enough clothes to keep him warm and a dime to spend for a spear, there's sport aplenty and good food to boot under the river ice.
 Men and boys bundled in wool ems hurry down to the river each year from the towns along it's banks to meet the annual migration of the frost fish from the broad At lantic.
 Swarming up from the sea by | the millions, the tomcods seek spawning beds in the rivers trib- { utaries ever year early in Jan uary and until late in February. They run heaviest when the frost pillows hang thick over the Pen obscot
 Boon To Needy
 Most of the fishermen make their hauls for the market but there are many who wield their spears for pure sport and to stock up the family larder. Poor families con- slider the annual run a godsend.
 No license is required since the fishing is done on tide water. The spears can be purchased for dime to 20 cents. They consist of three or four barbed tines held together by a small steel tube, and a five foot pole inserted in the tube makes the spear complete.
 r. Fishing is done with the tidt | tow and running in, when ths 1 water is. only about three fee deep. Fishermen, lying flat on tho ice and peering down into smal fishing holes with their heads GOV cred by, burlap sacks to keep out the light, can see the tomcods pass ing along close to the bottom.
 Bright Background
 So that they can see the pass Ing fish more clearly, spearmen drop china plates or flattened tin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14

can strips on the bottom Spears are poised about a foot from the river bottom.
 Tomcods, which look like small codfish, range from six to T. inches in length. They are wary and it takes patience to be able to hold the spear motionless until the time comes for a quick, power full stab. As many as two or three fish may be speared with one thrust Hauled out immediately and shaken off into the snow, the fish freeze into odd shapes almost instantly ir the sub-zero air.
 They are kept frozen hard un- til ready for cooking, when they are thawed, skinned, rolled 1T coarse corn meal and fried to . golden brown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14

Anchorage Military Post, SC 1878, ,000
 Alaska B m b and Gas Storage Station, S630,000.
 Land purchases at Anchorage $85 900.
 C.v,l Aeronautics Air Fields, $3,- O00,0OO
 Annette Island Army Station, $l,- 100000.
 Delegate Dimond said the CAA of- ficials have assured him that work on projects will be started as soon as possible.
 Tn addition to expenditures. Dele gate Dimond described the Army has asked for $69,000, ,000 additional for barracks for troops in the Pana- ma Canal Zone and Alaska but Inc gave no breakdown on how much will be spent in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14
Druggists
 Nosed Out
 By(oIumbia
Dodge Bros. Take White- wdshing-Hennings Beat
 TridnqIes, EIks Alleys

Butler -Mauro Drug with the VanderLcests. Inc. split four game match with the Columbia Lumber kcglcrs last night in the first play at the Elks bowling all leys. Final totals were Columbia Lumber, 1854; Butler-Mauro, 1343 with the VandcrLeests carrying a Appoint game spot.
 Rolling low, slow ball, the Dodge Brothers in the second match of the nights play took white washing from the Capitol Theatre bowlers 4 to 0, with final totals of -1242 to 1850.
 The last game of the evening was another whitewash. this time with the Triangle Inn keglers being the victims of Jennings. with the old master. Fred Henning himself rolling high 55l.
 Tonight's games will be between the Juneau Drug and the Engineers at T o'clock, the California Gro cery and Blcedhorn's at SIS O. clock, and the First National Bank vs. B. M. Behrends at 9.30 o'clock
 Scores last night were.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14
BA5kETBALL
 TONIGHT IN
 JUNEAU GYM
EIks vs. DeMoIdy, National Guard vs. Henning's
 -DoubIeheader

After a two-day lapse in the schedule. City League basketball will continue tonight in the Ju- neau High gym with a doublehcad- CT starting at 730 o'clock.
 The first game of the evening will be between the Elks. and the DeMolay, the lodgemen determined to come up out of the cellar. The climbing National Guard five will battle it out with Jennings hoop men for a prophesied rough, hil- arious four quarters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14

Shown aboard the liner in Shanghai route the U Mrs. A. Bernheim The chidrens missionary parents brother David slain in South China believed of nuts and Bibles the Bnhem home right Ruh g; John A. Esther l3
 Lois, 4; Mark. IA. They will live with relatives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14
GUARDSMEN FIELD
 STRIP BROWNING

Further instruction in the use and field stripping of the Browning semi automatic rifle continued at the regular weekly meeting of the Ju- neau units of the Alaska National Guard last night, which included rifle Company A, and medical and headquarters attachments of the 297th Regiment.
 The Medical detachment, Captain E F. vollert, commanding, innocu- lated mn with typhoid serum, with some men taking their third and last shot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14
BIG FLEET I5
 TO BE BASED
 AT UNALA5kA

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14
300 Bowler
 Ten Times;;
 HisAverage
.AP FEATURE SERVICE

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Herb Frei- tag. 36 cars old, and co-holder with Joe Sinke, of the American Bowling Congress two-man champ ionship, is rolling along as one of the country's hottest" keglers
 Bowling with the Williams Jewel CTS team of Chicago's Gold Coast major. league he has put together l3 consecutive weekly totals of COG or better series in compiling all average of 223. the countrys high est individual average.
 His totals consist of ten 6Of series. two 700's and one of 300. the latter being the fourth highest three game total for the season in the United States. His totals in the Gold Coast major league in their order bowlcd since the season began are
 621 CIT - 751 665 665 = 620 600 626 713 = cos - 672 = GOT 666
 Frcitag also bowls with the fa- nous Chicago Blue Ribbon team of the Classic League as team mate of Ned Day, worlds match game champion. His averages in the two divisions of the Classic League are 204 on Wednesday night and POT in the Sunday divi- sion. He boasts a 2l0 average with the Williams squad in the Play dium major league.
 Frcitag and Sinke. recorded the worlds highest two-man total Of all-time in a doubles match at Dallas, Texas. last June Rolling against the doubles champion of Texas, they laid down a strike barrage that brought them a total of 1863. Herb rolled games of 299, 300 and 204, with Sinke "dogging" 1t with total of 76O on games of 232 252 and 276.
 During his bowling career he has registered 10 perfect games, four 299's and two 298's.
 His trophy chest holds 35 medals, which brought him many thrills, but his greatest thrill. he said,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14

A 465 5i4-1423
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....a..... SIP 434 458-14l9
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14
SIMMONS FLIES
 ON COAST TRIP

Three passengers were flown to the Coast today in the Lockheed as pilot Shell Simmons winged out of Gastineau Channel bound for Sitka.
 Passengers were Dick Cook. c. J. Rich and K. Joseph. Cook was a round trip passenger with the pilot who is scheduled to return to Ju- neau late today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14

was in winning the doubles title of last years AB.C."
 He is unmarried and is general manager of Chicago bowling supply house.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-14

as Allows:
 s ka Naval Base, $29O00 000. K diak Naval Base, $10,762,000. U lalaska Naval Base. 2963 900. F 'irbanks Army Station, $4 ,000 900 A lchoragc Army Base. SIP, ,104,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17

ALco. Poca. stove. S7f5 per ton. A. 7
Allan Co. 1924 Shoemaker. PL. 500T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Electric Refrigerators

AAA SPECIALS
CE KELvINAToR, FRiGIDAfRE
8 GU. TT. 500
Used, good condition. Must remove stock
Don't delay.
923s Mack RUBHS sfas "a river
open Sunday and evenings.
NORTHERN WAREHOUSE SALE
Must sell stock Of new crate marrfd
and slightly damaged retrigerators at IN
heard Of prices, not current modes. 80.
8 Gu Fl. NORGE. ....#...-........ -Sss
8 Gu. TT. LEONARD .t.... ........s -
& Gu TT u. COOLER ............ 80
And many others to choose from. 81 down;
1870 LIvERNoTs
coNstu.r IN. enlarged Real Estate iistinrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-17
Pets, Poultry Supplies

0BEDIENT training for dogs classes start
,roit Times Garage Phone oregon t12H.
Vermont s-4092 or Arlington 2i05 for de-
tails Prepare for Detroit show
TWO sCoTTIF dogs for sale pedrreed
females; years. WI sell separate $50
each Townsend S-q55S.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

Women's S S1.25 to 81
LEISURE SLIPPERS
E3;Ssy ass 's;ti; osi;, go
Leoher ond oyon fobrcs; blue and black Broken
sizes. Va to 9 -. mostly large sn,oI.
73 Pairs Treadeasy Shoes
Were SIS to s7.85. oroy eobordne, black patent,
navy crushed kid included. Broken sizes @ dE
to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YS' ~
The Palais Royal, Footwear Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Clearance! Furniture

Hanging Shelf, three drawers in base, mahoeay
finish on gumwood Regularly 995; Friday y Sl29o
Vanity Benches remaining from fine bedroom suites;
choice of finishes Were SIS 95 to SO 95 ----- 1898
with hanging mirrors, modern style GENUINE
walnut veneer on gumWood Were 1899 ---" " SZ4So
/ Bed Davenport, opens to full size. Floor sample was
S99 $3.50
10 Chairs hardwood frame spring seats Gov
cred in cotton and rayOn damaSkS Were Sl295 Si.sS
BreakfrOnt Desk. Mahogany Veneers on gumWood maple
drawer space Was SIG -------- 500
10 Wood Beds; double walnut and maple
finishes. S1995 to $2995 $3.50
Barrel Lounge Chair Spring filled cushions cotton
.,,os,r,- co,ored Was s3qq5 1895
tables coffee tables or tea
tables Floor samples. Were 1895 to Sl4e5------Sb.oo
The Paais Royal Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Lamps and Shades

Modern Blond Wood Bridge Lamp $50 1898
Ivory Torchees with glass refecors Were Sl798 S098
/ Mahogany Indirect Junior Lamp and Shade Was
$3.50 S49S
Mahogany Floor Lamp and Shade Was $12 98 1898
finished Bridge Lamps and Shades with l0inch
base and night light Were s1o95
sway Bronze Lamps with Shades 10nch onyx base and
night light Were
The Patais Royal Lamps Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Rug Specials

Seamless Administer Rugs; 9x12 Were S36 so S25
Basketweaye Fibre Rugs: good patterns discontinued
3x6 size Were So 95 and S495 S2.95
~ Oval Cotton Hooked Rugs 27x4S size Were $685. 1895
Tufted Bath Sets rug and seat cover solid colos
Were 81 40 ----------.- ----.-..--- 81
Imported Cotton Hooked Rugs beautiful patterns; 24x48
size Were S4 95 ------------ S3.95
so 3pece Tufted Bath Sets; rugs and seat to
match Were 50 49 -------------- S1.69
Felt Base Foornss perfect full rolls good patterns Was
39c 29c squade yard
Canadian Hand hooked Rugs; wide choice of old Colonial
designs Were S495 to $685. ----- S395
Tone neonTone Wilminster Rugs perfect quality; 9x12
kze Were S54 so ----------- S36. so
Rattana Rugs discontinued patterns 6x12 size Were
s10e5 ---------- s7.s5
Imported Sal Rugs stripes in green and blue 9xl2 size
Were $22.95 ------------------ ------- S17.95
The Palais Royal, Rags 4. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Clearance! Bedding

II Spool Beds Jenny Lind style sturdy constructed OF
hardwood; finished in walnut, maple and manogany
-ta.dord si7ee uero S1no5 S195
Coil Springs highly tempered premier steel coils stro1ey
reinforced. Standard sizes. Were S795 ---------- 10
Innerspring Mattresses Highly tempered steel COILS en-
cased in LAYERS of soft felt Servceabe nonfadng
ticking g--------------------- ------- 1910
Cots with heavy rolled edge mattresses COM
t 49, oo,, ooeiIv ~. rolled away Were $40 e5
Sofa Bed with fully upholstered arms. Floor sample
Was S4495 ----------------- $3.50
Studio Couch with modern style arms; comfortable inner
spring construction. Was $39 95 ---------sZSSo
The Palais Royal, Bedding Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08

IL Mems Sports Shirts of spun rayon Inland outer
style, with short sleeves. Small. medium and large
sizes. Were 81 s165--------------------- IS SIC
Evening star., 1941-05-08

80 Hand Embroidered Bridge Sets.
Were 79c 49c
Imported Irish Banquet Sets Of rayon
and cotton. Were SIS $3.50
36 Bed Sheets, soiled; twin or double.
Friday, reduced 25T
Allwool Blankets, soiled. Were
45 Turkish Towels, size 2ox4o inches
We're for 81
20 Pillow Cases, size 42x36. Were
Csc for 81
Fruit tof-L Loom Mattress Covers; twin
size. Were 81 90 98. $1.39
AZ Linen Guest Towels; hand-embroid-
cred. Were SOC 19c
Is Pieces Fancy Linens and Cottons in
cluding doilies, scarfs. vanity sets and
luncheon cloths Were 39c to $2es.
The Paiais Royal,
Linens ... Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
100 Tea Aprons 25e

Assorted oroordes and pecoes in fresh new styles AS
sorted oolors SuitobIe for snnol gifts and prizes.
The Palais Royal, Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08

IS q BIouses
79c
Oressy and tolIored styles with Iona or
short sleeves. Sizes 81 TO SO.
so All Wool Sweaters in pastels. Long
or short sleeves. Were $1.89
80 Blouses of rayon sheers and crepes;
dressy or tailored. We're 81 SI.5O
300 Pieces Neckwear; white, in assorted
styles Were 59c -------- see
200 Accessories including collars, cuffs
and hats, etc. 100
so Cotton Cardigan Sweaters with but
ton front. White. navy, red, maize.
were $l.l9
The Palais Royal,
NfckVear First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Paini Specials

29 gallons Washable Flat Paint, for
walls and undertakings. White, ivory
and colors. Was $3.50. Gallon $1.79
FL gallons Clear Spar Varnish, for boats,
floors, furniture. Was $3.50. Gallon, S1.6s
81 haf-gallons American Gloss Enamel.
for walls and woodwork White and
colors. Was $l,69. Half-gallon S1.09
~ gallons Ready-Mix Gloss Paint,
white. ivory and colors. Was s1.69.
IdllOn
The PalaiS Royal.
Paints Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08

300; with eripper front; elastic bock;
full cut. Whites, solid coIors and fan
oies. Sizes 30 to A.
The Palais Royal, MEMS Shop :. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Umbrellas Reduced

Friday Only
% Parasols. Were S4 and S. - $17s
II Raincoats; white, blue, brown. Were
The Paiais Royal,
Umbrellas First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Mems So Ties
; for 81

ALL WASHABLE Loree selection Of coors In stripes and
poids
IL Mems Sleeveless Sweaters button front four pockets
Brown and navy small and medium Were 81 s5 gao
30 Mems Shirts slightly soiled from handling Collar at
tached. Broken sizes Were s135------------- 81 35 sec
30 Mems Wash Robes of cotton Wrap-around hooded.
Solid colors small medium and large sizes S. s4c
Is Pieces Mems Jewery, including key chains tie bars
collar bars AK. gold plate. Were s1---------- soc
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Rayon Underwear
Friday Only

12s pairs in Bemberg rayons choice of styles Yellow
green.
1so Pairs Doeskin Gloves in high coors Were sls5e esc
25 Pairs Childrens Gloves. Were 79c ---- 2sc
20 Pairs Doesn Cloves sbutton lengths Were s295 s'o
The Palnis Royal, Cloves FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
ToiIe+ries Reduced

friday Only
81 Hair Brushes; pure bristIes. Were
81 49c
36 Magnifying Mirrors. Were 81 59c
"a Novelty Powder Puffs. Were sec 29c
Face Tissues. Were 25c rOr
Birthday Paste Perfume. Was soc 19c
Fioret Lipstick. Was 81 I5c
Boudoir Set with tray perfume bottles
and powder jar. Was 59c
The PaIns Royal.
ToIehiey -. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Novelty JeweIry
Eridnu ONLY

TTUUy OTTy
25 Enamel Compacts. Were sec 29c
lis pieces Of Novelty Jewelry. Were
Women's Gold filled Bracelets. Were
1926 ------------- ------------ IS
l Woman's Gold filled Bracelet. Was
$3.50 ---------- --.------------- $40
10 pieces of Metal Jewelry. Were
Women's Gold Rings. Were $40, $3.50
Women's Gold Rings. Were ST 95. $3.50
Women's Gold Rings. Were 1895. $3.50
The Paiais Royal,
Jerelry %. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08

29c StemWare .15c
e5 ,eces cut crvstoI ster1wore in "Coron" pottern
all wanted sizes, but O greet quantity Of serred
pieces
CLOsEOUT "GoIden Rose" Dinnewore
decorated American eorthenworel
1o7 Fruit Dishes, bread buffers pie plates were
-, ------- &c
% Salad Plates and Oatmeal Dishes; were zoe loo
III Breakfast Plates Dinner Plates Teacups and Saucers
were Csc and SOC
ii Platers Vegetable Dishes were SOC and 35c lsc
(oTHER PIECES PROFESSIONALLY REDUCED)
Plain Ivory Service for 8; 62 pieces; was 1898,
s4.99
English Earthenware Dinner Service for II; lo4 pieces
uas s1o5o .---- $40
China Dinner SO pieces; s2998 $7
The Palais Royal, China q. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08

II Reg. S3.49 Toosters, Sl.98

Two slice style breod tooster; will toost
rolls too; complete with cord.
50 Covered Combinets, extra large.
Were S129 $50
50 Pieces Japanned Ware; includes waste
baskets, cake covers. cannisters, spice
sets. bread boxes, vegetable bins. Fri
day, reduced
: Lunch Boxes. We're SOC Friday 49c
Manning Bowman Folding Tray;
chrome with walnut handle. Was s6, 1895
6 Glass Coffee Makers complete with
electric cord; Soup size Were IS 98 S79
Manning Bowman PercoIator, 4-cup
size; complete with cord. Was $3.50, 1898
The PoIais Royal,
Housewares -. Fifth Floor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
DOPIS.
9. prosince 1914

9. prosince 1941.
PAM Marie Pokorny
Czechoslovak Relief Committee
2531 E. Madison Street
Baltimore, Maryland
Vazena PAM Pokorna,
prave doSel telegram cd Ces-
koslovenskeho Cerveneho XII
re V Londyn6, Poole ktereho
Yam Cerveny Kr1z, S d1ky po-
~tvrzuje Vase 4 bedny, ktere
spravne doSly.
Telegram mi:
"RECEIVED TODAY FOUR
CASES r
BALTIMORE STOP PLEASE
CONVEY OUR HEARTIEST
THANKS TO DONORS."
Prosfm, sdelte tuto zpravu o.
statn1m clenGm pomocneho W.
boru.
Srdecne Vas zdrav1,
E. j. Hajny, konsul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-12
Japonsko napadlo
Spojene Staty.

ROZhlaS z IOkla OZnamll {.
prosince komunike japonskeho
nejvyss1ho velitelstv1, re Ga
ponske namofn1 a pozemnf silly
jsou nynf We stavu valky s vo-
jenskymi silami Ameriky a An
glie ma Tichem oceanu.
Kanada 7. prosince vyhlasila
valku Japonsku.
Pc ornament, re japonske
lodstvo je We valce Sc silami
Angle a Spojenych Stat1 ma
zapadn1m Tichem oceanu, Off
cielnl japonska tiskova kance-
lar Domei oznamila, re SO ne
ztotoznenych aeroplanG podni-
klo utok ma ostrov Oahu v SOU
ostrov1 Havajskem.
Dive americke lodi byly po-
topeny v 1toku Japonc1 ma
Pearl Harbor. Bitevnice Okla
homa byla zapalena japonsky-
mi bombami a potopena bitev-
nice Virginia.
Japonske aeroplany zabily
$50 muzG ma letisti Hickman.
Nekolik japonskych aeroplanG,
pTiletaj1cfch cd jihu, bylo Sc
streleno. Admiral c.. c.. Block
oznamil z Honolulu, re ztrata
ma zivotech v hlavn1m meste
Havajskych ostrovG a jeho
predmestf byla neobycejne t6z-
ka.
Jedina vec, kterou nynf je
treba uciniti, je vytrfskati z
Mich dust, pravil senator Vince
Ter, kdyz dovedel Sc o japon-
skem 1toku ma Havajske ostro-
Wy.
Japonci potopili anglicky de-
lovy clun Petrol, ktery kotvil u
bfehu Mezinarodnf osady, KITE
ra byla obsazena j%aponskym
vojskem.
Department valky We Wash
ingtonu pozadal vsechny roz
hlasne stanice, ably oznamili
tento bulletin: "Sekretaf valky
narizuje, ably vsechny firmy a
tovarny, maj1c1 kontrakty ma
obranu nebo %pracuj1cf ma valec-
nych dodavkach, ucinily bez-
prostTedne nutna opatTenl pro-
ii sabotazi."
President Roosevelt zahajil
vecer O p1l devate schulz sve-
no kabinetu, ably Sc poradil o
krocfch, jez nutno podniknouti
vzhledem k bombardovan1 a.
merickych namoTnfch zakla-
den ma Guamu a Havajskych
ostrovech.
Utok byl prekvapujfc1. Vel
Ike ztraty ma zivotech byly zpG-
sobeny v Honolulu a Pearl Har
Dor. President Roosevelt mari
dill armade a lodstvu, ably bez-