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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
RU55IAN5'
 RE5I5TEN(E
 DESTROYED
Germans Claim Red Armies Shattered and Leader
 ship Is in Chaos

BERLIN, Oct. 9-Russia's power to resist is completely destroyed and her last fully able armies are shattered everywhere. her leader ship in chaos, the Germans re- ported today.
 With iron rings forged around 60 to TO Russian divisions in the vast offensive. which has Moscow as the goal. Hitler has ordered his armies to crush Russia before will ter sets in. thus also remove the last English ally on the continent of Europe"
 Spokesmen said Russia's fate is virtually decided.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
Re(reaiionaI Fund Sfarts
 For Barracks
S35,Boxing Gloves, ,Mdgd- zine Subscriptions, Do-
 ndted 10 Noof' Today

Juneau men at Chilkoot Bar racks have $50 in their company fund, which they raised them selves before leaving Juneau for the training center, while men of Ketchikan's Company B have more than $1,000 in their company fund, plus books, ping pong table and many other recreational fa- cilities, donated in an all-out drive by residents of the First City.
 Such was the report read to the Juneau Chamber of Commerce to- day by pr. w. w. Council, who had received the information in a let ter from Skagway friend, re- cent visitor to the camp.
 In view of this condition, Dr Council urged members of ti.c chamber to get behind the Enter prise Fund now being sponsored by The Daily Alaska Empire, to send recreational facilities and a company fund to the Juneau men in uniform.
 Started this morning with a $1O donation from The Empire, the fund immediately began to grow. At noon today. there were $35 in the fund, two sets Of boxing gloves and three magazine sub- scriptions in the fund.
 The second $l0, came in an an- onymous donation signed, A Friend. Then $5 was donated by George Sundborg. planning technician in the National Resources Planning Board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
FIX | RIA! BRACAW AND DICK RE5IGN. FROM BOARD
designations Accepted b, Goverror-No Reason
 for Action Given

Dr. Noble Dick, of Fairbanks, and Robert Bragaw, of Anchor age, today resigned as members of the Territorial Unemploy- ment Commission and their resignations were accepted by Governor Ernest Gruening.
 Bare announcement of the resignation of the two board members was received by The Empire at 3:45 o'clock this after noon. No reason for the action was given by the Governors of flee at that time and neither Dr. Dick nor Bragaw could be reached for a statement.
 Earlier in the day Dr. Dick and Bragaw, who have been con- ducting the annual meeting of the commission heer as a quor- um of the 3-man board, an- nounced they would conclude their session today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09

WASHINGTON-N many out side the White House know it, but the State Department gave the President some urgent advice the other day to make public the fact that the Pink Star, sunk near Ice land and flying the Panamanian flag, was carrying four-inch gun on her deck. Subsequently the Presi- dent announced the fact at his press conference.
 Prior to that it had been mili- tary and naval secret that the Gov ernment of the United States had been arming Panamanian ships. It was such secret that the Govern ment of Panama itself didn't know it. Nor did the State Department know it until about the time the Pink Star was sunk.
 Not even the Coast Guard knew it for while, and almost got into an argument with Panamanian ship sailing out of New York harbor the other day because she carried gun on her deck. The Coast Guard had not been told at that time that the gun had been placed there by the U. s. Navy at the direct orders of the President himself
 The ships in question are the 80 vessels seized from the Axis, 27 of which now have been put into serv- ice under the Panamanian flag. Panama had no objection to the use of it's flag since the revenue is very profitable-$1 ton for registration. Naturally, registration of the vessels under the Panamanian flag was known to the Panamanian Govern ment. But it did not know the ships were sent out armed.
 This policy has come in for viz orous criticism by advisers inside the Government on several grounds. One is that no one knew what the Navy was doing. Another was that the crews of the merchant ships had no training in operating the guns. Thus the fact that the ships were armed increased their chances of being at tackled, since an armed vessel is en- titled to no courtesies under inter- national law
 All of this is one reason why the Administration is anxious to change the neutrality act to permit lease lend cargoes to be carried in Am- erican vessels, thus getting away from the Panamanian flag. The President will also ask Congress for
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
Hitler Aide Returns from Front with Story of
 Pending Victory RUSSIANS GIVE NO
 HINT OF PROGRESS Loss of 0rel, Key Railroad Town, Acknowledged
 by Defenders
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss)

Hitler's publicity chief declared today that "the Soviet Union is militarily finished"
 He said the 110-day war on the eastern front was virtually decided when nearly million Red army troops were caught in two vast en- circlements in the German drive on Moscow.
 The sensational pronouncement, which was not elaborated by any details of specific land gains. came frcm Dr. Otto Dietrich.
 Arriving in Berlin direct from Hitlers eastern front headquarters, he asserted:
 From the springs of the volga to the Sea of Azov the remnants Of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
SPAB Forbids Start of Con- sfrutfior Using Essen-
 fiaIs for Defense CONGRESS APPROVED
 pR0JE(TS UNDER BAN Decree Takes Swat dt Both Public, Private Work
 -Wide Powers

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9-The Supply Priorities All0cation Board today issued a sweeping policy decree f0rbidding the start of any public or private construction where will be used any critical material essential of the Nations Defense of pub lie health safety.
 The ruling, the SPAB an- nouncement said, hits power, navigation and flood control projects, office buildings, post offices, hotel highways and even residential construction, practically suspending such ncnessential building that is hurting emergency.
 The SPAB officials said the ruling carries the implication that the Priorities Division, headed by Donald Nelson, by using it's priority powers, will deny materials for projects con- sidered nCnessential and can block work even on projects ap- proved by Congress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
5ena.or Dysd proddiny Government for AII-oui
 produdion for Defense

was Roosevelt's selection for chair man of the national Democratic committee. Byrd would have hac the post, too, but John J. Raskop didn't resign as expected. After Roosevelt's first election, however, he was in position to bring Byrd to the Senate-by appointing Vir- ginia Senator Claude A. Swanson as Secretary of the Navy. Byrd then was appointed to succeed Swanson. and has held the seat ever since.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
MEMBERS OF MISSION SAY
 REDS HOLD
British and U. 5 Officials Returning from Moscow
 Express Confidence

SOMEWHERE IN GREAT BRIT AIN, Oct. 9.--Members of the Unit ed States and British missions, who just returned from Russia where they conferred with officials on re- lief to the war-torn country, ex- pressed confidence that Moscow will hold out against the present Nazi offensive.
 One United States official said that even if the Soviet capital fell, which he seriously doubted. Russia will continue to fight the Nazis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
MORE (zE(H5
 ARE EXECUTED BYNAzI(0URT
Sabotage, Possession of Firearms Are Reasons
 for Killings

BERLIN. Oct. 9-Twelye more Czechs have been executed after having received death sentences from court martials in Prague and Bruenn. it was reported today by DNB, official German news agency.
 This brings the total announced recent executions in the Bohemia Morayia protectorate to 152
 Ten of the 12. including five Jews, were convicted of economic sabotage. The two others were cor- victed of preparing high treason and the illegal possession of fire arms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
PRESIDENT
 0FpANAMA
 IN FLIGHT
Repufed Nazi Minded Ex- e(utive of LittIe Nation,
 Skips Out by Plane

BULLETIN-PANANIA CITY, Oct. g Panama's reputedly Nazi- minded President AIias had fled from the country and the Mayor of Panama, Nicho- las Barletta, regarded as the strong man of the Arias Ad- ministration, has been arrest ed in a shift of executive power.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
ANTI- AMERICAN EXECUTIVE FLIES LAND
Army Air Corps Officials On
 Extensive Tour of Alaska:
 Travelling, Douglas Bomber

spector; Capt. M A. Libby and Major w. H. Lawton.
 It is said the group will inspect tactical, technical and administra- tive branches of the forces in AL aska, visiting all air bases and mill itary camps from Nome to the southern Alaska border.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
OPPOSED PUMP-PRIMING

Senator Byrd hardly had taken his seat before his differences with the administration became appar- ent. As governor. he had balanced the Virginia budget and drastically / reorganized the state government, much to the consternation and un- happiness of the bureaucrats.
 Pump-priming with government
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09

WINNIPEG, Oct. 9--A group of key men of the United States Army Air Corps from Washington, D. C., flying in a twin engined Douglas bomber, landed here late yesterday on an 5000 mile trip to Alaska.
 The party includes Col B. M. Giles, Chief of the Inspection Di- vision; Col. E. w. Hiesl, Air In-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
FLIES BY PLANE

PANAMA CITY, Oct. g Dr. Arnulfo Arias, President of Pana- ma, fled from this little nation in an airplane at 5:30 o'clock Tues day morning in such secrecy that his departure was not disclosed un- til today when his successor was sworn in.
 Neither his motives in leaving the country nor the events lead-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
FICKLINs END VISIT

MT. and Mrs. A. c. Ficklin, who have been visiting in Juneau for the past three weeks, left for their home on the Yukon. Mrs. Ficklin is a sister of Judge George F. Alex ander.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09

Japan requires the admixture of 20 percent of alcohol with gasoline for automobiles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09

Televisiun broadcastingi is ad- versely affected by normal opera ton of motor vehicles, according to the Department of Commerce.
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Evening star., 1941-04-13

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Evening star., 1941-04-13

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-09-18
Oakland High Student Council
Members Are Named

Student council members for Oak
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The representatives of various home
rooms were elected by their respective
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Representative include: Seniors,
Louella Swartzentruber, John Han
sen, June Spear, Creigh Teets, Louella
Friend; Juniors, Charles McIntire,
Helen Gordon, Hazel Drake, James
Lohr James Wilson, Mary Landon;
Sophomores, Allen Naylor, Alvin
Friend, Beverly Luzier, Leona Baker,
Elwood Warwick, Wilma Browning;
Freshmen, Mary Fraley, Glenn Van
Sickle, Cecil Simmons, Esther Moon,
Albert Truban, Nina Wagner.