davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-01-02

Wool tWeeds, monotones,
fieeCes. rayon and wool pin
points. Box coats. Refer
fitted coats. Broken sizes for
misses and women.
4 Orig. $500 Processed Cab
ardine Fly Front Raincoats.
Natural color. Size l2 only,
99c
1 Orig. $685. Rayon-and-
Wool Tweed Reversibles.
Size u only S3.99
? Orig. S16.95 Wool Shetland
Dressmaker Suits. Black and
brown. Size 12---- S5.99
3 Orig. Sl4.95 Monotone
Wool-and-Rayon Tweed Re-
versailles. Green tone. Size
IA only -------S1 STAT
2 Orig. S22.95 Camers Hair
and Wool Suits. Size "A only.
Contrasting brown skirts.
S11.47
/. Orig. s22.95 Plaid Wool
Jacket Suit. Dark brown and
rust. Size - ~ S12.S8
3 Orig. S19.95 Nelveteen
Dressmaker Suits. Black. Is.
Green. u and Is s12.SS
IL Orig. $500 Untrimmed
Black Wool Dress Coats.
Misses sizes $500
4 Orig. s29.95 Famous-make
Fine Wool Fleece Sport
Goats. Blue and rust. Sizes
Il and 18 SI9.S8
l Orig. $685. Racoon Trim
med Wool Coat, in Rust Size
u - $1,000
tBetter Coats. Third Floor.
The HpCht Col
Evening star., 1941-01-02
ROBES and
HOISECOATS

6 Orig. S2.99 Cotton House,
coats. Full skirts - Sl.69
Is Orig. S10.99 Robes and
Negligees in rayon crepe and
satin. Lacy and tailored
styles ---------S1 S1.99
tNeghgees. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-02
GLOVES

SO prs. 79C Hand Made Wool
Gloves in navy with gay COL
ored embroidery - Acc
25 prs. S1.00 Rayon Fabric
Mirth in red, green and
black 59c
IS prs. sl.00 Novelty Style
Brush he'd Rayon Fabric
Gloves. Samples In 6l2
only --.-.-------1 &c
(GlOyeS Main Fl0or)
Evening star., 1941-01-02
HOSIERY

42-59c Wool Skating Hose
and Bed Socks - 39c
s6-s1.00 Fine mported
English Wool Skating Hose
With colored tops ~ sc
72-S1.65 Fine Lace Silk
Stockings in broken sizes. SSc
Hosiery, Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-02
Swiss Cost S;n Bells

Casting of Switzerland largest
bells. the greatest of the six weigh
Ing $4,000 pounds, has just been
completed at st. Gallen.
Evening star., 1941-01-02
HANDBAGS

14-s5.00 Fur trimmed Fab
ric Bags - $500
23-S3.00 Alligator Grain
Calf Handbags Sl.S9
16-S2 and So Bags Of leather
or fabric, solled or crushed.
Sl.00
9-Sl and S1.50 Coin Purses
and Other Small Leather
Goods - SOC
23-S2 and So Fabric Bags,
rayOn faille in a choice Of
Colors -------------- S1.69
Handbags Main FloorD
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Discontinued $3.50 and IS
FOUNDATIONS
and GIRDLES
SI.9j

Just 40 garments in the lot.
Lightly bound foundations
and girdles for average fig
ures of rayon brocade,
batiste or satin. Sizes "a to
SO in the foundations and
26 to 90 in the girdles.
65-S1.00 Model Bandettes
and Long Line Brassieres in
batiste, lace and rayon satin.
Sizes 80 to AZ in the lot -59c
lCorsets. Third FloorD
Evening star., 1941-01-02
Mems
FURNISHINGS

1856 Mems Orig. 69c and S1.00
Ties. All hand-tailored, all
with wool Innings. Silks, silk
and rayons and rayons. Col
lege color stripes and neat
figures only y---25c
Is Mems Orig. s1.00 Tie and
Handkerchief Sets. Rayons
in navy, wine and green, 69c
IL Mems Orig. S1.00 Famous
Make Suspenders. Fresh
elastlcs in medium widths.
69c
3S Mems Orig. Csc and SOC
White Linen Handkerchiefs.
Slightly soiled and mussed
from handling. Some in
ltlaIed -----------------1 &c
IA Mems Orig. s1.50 and
$3.50 Large Silk Handker-
chiefs. Persian and neat pat
terHS --------------- &c
3 Mems Orig. S10.95 Celanese
Rayon Loungins Robes. Also
lined with celanese rayon.
Blacks in large sizes--3.95
The Hecht Co.. MANS Store.
Main FloorD
Evening star., 1941-01-02
NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS
Tailored and
Lacy Slips. 64c

Higher priced slips in rayon
crepe and satin. Lace trim
med and tailored styles. Well
made. Fitted. Right length.
TearoSe.
10 Orig. $500 Gowns and
2-pc. Pajamas. Rayon crepe
and satin. Lacy and tailored
styles ------S1.99
10 Orig. $500 Gowns. Lace
trimmed and tailored styles.
Long and we'll made. Silk
and rayon S2.66
4 Orig. $500 Silk and Rayon
Gowns. Lace trim. Sizes II
to 20 - 1929
4 Orig. $500 Silk Gowns.
Lace trim. Sizes II and IA.
1899
8 Orig. 500 Silk Gowns.
Lacy styles. Sizes II to l8,
S4.e6
Tfprere TbTrd F1OOr
Evening star., 1941-01-02
Girls Original
5.95 to 7.95
JACKETS
1885

Only 20 of these jackets for
teen-age misses. Wool-and-
rayon flannelS in solid colors
and plaids for sizes II to 16.
S-S1.15 Cotton Corduroy
Blouses and Skirts. Broken
sizes. Each ---5Sc
6-S2 Skirts. Sizes 10 to
IA -----l.28
4-S2 Jumpers. Sizes IA to
1O-S3 and S3.95 Dresses.
Broken teen sizes --S1.18
4-S5.95 Wool Plaid Jacket
and Skirt Set. Size 7 only.
S2.88
19-S1.15 BIouses. Solid COL
ors and stripes. Sizes 10 to
16 -------- Sc
30-59c to 81 Cotton Vel
veteen and Corduroy Jockey
Caps and Beanies ~ 25c
24-S2 and So Wool Sweat
ers. Slip-on and coat styles.
Sizes 8 to 16-------S1 S1.55
1873 and S3.95 Wool Sweat
ers. Slip-on and coat styles.
Sizes 8 to 16----------S1.88
Girls Clothing, Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-02
Kid. Cape and
Suede GLOVES
SI.39

Reduced for clearance. Wo-
mems plain and novelty Slip
on gloves. Also shortie styles.
Broken assortment of colors
and sizes.
fC1pyoe Main Flor
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Boys OrTcfHdt
2.99 and 3.99
SWEATERS
sI.97

Wool-and-rayon sweaters in
popular styles and colors.
Just % to clear in this
group. Broken sizes.
9-55c and 81 Leather Belts,
l0c
12-S1.99 and s2.99 Long
Wool Pants --- 94c
15-S1.99 Cotton Corduroy
Knickers - 94c
$3.50 Shaker Knit Sweat
ers. Broken sizes S1.44
13-S2.99 Cotton Corduroy
Overalls. Broken sizes S1.94
12-S5.99 Cotton Corduroy
Jackets. Stout sizes S2.44
$500 Cotton Corduroy
Jacket Sets. Broken sizes.
S2.44
9-S4.99 Cotton Corduroy
Jackets. Broken sizes S2.44
21-S3.99 Cotton Corduroy
Ski Pants. Broken sizes, S2.44
1-S9.SS Horsehide Upper
Jackets. Broke nsizes S2.68
1S0-79c Shirts. Now 3Sc
Boys Wear, Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-02
NEEDED
TOILETRIES
lOc

Included are sweetly scented
talcum powders, usting
powder, creams and colognes.
Some well-known m a ke S
among them.
92-75c Constance Bennett
Glow Base ------ 19c
49-55c Lady Esther Face
Powder --- Csc
112-60c Mary Pickford Cold
Cream - CSC
31-6Oc Mary Pickford Skin
Freshener -- 25c
29-59c Dusting Powders, 29c
14-69c Makeup Capes, SAC
S-S1.00 Novelty Bath Pow
ders ------------- SOC
3O-s1.OO Nut Bowls filled
with nuts ----- SOC
41-Sl.00 Bottle Cases 69c
32-s3.5O Molyneux Eau de
Cologne - s1.00
CToiletrles. Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-02
WATCHES and
JEWELRY

IL Orig. $500 Watches, $3.50
3 Orig. $500 Clocks $500
4 Orig. $685. and $50
Clocks S3.15
4 Orig. S14.95 to $3.50 Onyx
and Strike Clocks $50
/ Orig. $3.50 Strike Clock.
$1,000
6 Orig. So Sterling Cuff
Links -- -------S 81 pr.
s Orig. So Cigarette Cases, 81
20 Orig. 81 and S. Necklaces
and Bracelets ---S $3.50
tJewelry. Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-02
Classical Record Sale
29c

wide choice of the famous and best loved claSsca
all magnifcently recorded doublefaced records
and just 29c each Hurry for your best selections,
Among them Marian Anderson records and favorites
by Rachmaninoff, TchakoWsky, Beethoven and other
masters
CRecords Nam Floor The Hech Coz
Phone and Mail Orders Filled -. National 500
Evening star., 1941-01-02
$50 and 4.5O
SHOES
SI.95

Only so pairs to clear! Pat
ent straps and brown OK
fords in broken sizes 4 to s.
200 prs. S1.15 to S1.39 House
Slippers. Q snap capeskin
boots. Everettes and Dor
says. Broken sizes 69c
$50 prs. 25c and 35c Hosiery
for boys and girls. Anklets
and half socks. Broken sizes
6 to 10------------
lChildren's Hose, Second FloorJ
Evening star., 1941-01-02
1895 and 1895
One.Of-akind
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
s7.99

One OF a Kind Dresses now
priced for clearance! Pastel
wools. Simply tailored dresses
with lovely details. Rayon
crepes. One-piece and jacket
styles. DreSsy afternoon styles
with gilt thread trim. Black
and cOlOrs. Broken aSsort-
ment. Not every size in every
color.
tBetter Dress Shop Third
Floor The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-01-02

Imp. and Perfect
T. Misses Orig.
Evening star., 1941-01-02

I.98 and $50
Evening star., 1941-10-02

owned by George and Mary r. Rob-
ertson and also approved change
from residential B to local business
for three lots lying adjacent to the
Robertson tract. owned by Amelia
L. and Lee c. Lloyd. Mr.. Lloyd,
a member of the county board, was
disqualified from acting on the re-
quest.
A Virginia law requfr-y tnat when
the owners Of 20 per cent or more
of the land within 5O0-foot radius
OF a tract object to a rezoning, a
four-f1fths vote is required If the
objectors present a notarized petit
ton.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

A. petition signed by IL persons
objecting to the Lloyd and Robert
son rezoning was presented to the
board but was not notarized.
Because of the small number of
signers, the boards action would
have been valid even though the
petition had been notarized. An
account Of the boards meeting in
Tuesdays Star, which indicated
otherwise, was in error.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Petition Opposing Rezoning
Lacking in SIGNATURES

Examination of the land records
Of Arlington County, Va, disclosed
today that a petition opposing the
rezoning of two tracts on Fillmore
street contained insufficient sigma
lures to require a four -fifths vote
of the county board to make the
reclassifcation valid.
With only four members voting,
the board rezoned three lots on
Fillmore street at Wilson boulevard.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Critics Forum to Open
Fall Season oniqht

The Rev. Ignatius Smith, o. p,
dean Of the school Of philosophy Of
Catholic University, will open the
fall season of the Washington Crit
les Forum with a discussion Of A. j.
Cronin's book, "The Keys Of the
Kingdom" at $3.50 o'clock tonight
in the Sapphire Room of the May
flower Hotel. DR.. Leo Brison Norris
will serve as chairman of the meet
ing.
The critics forum presents Cath
Evening star., 1941-10-02
FotoI Stobbing Case
Ruled MunsIuuqhter

A District Court jury yesterday
found Walton Burnside, colored,
guilty of manslaughter in the death
of Luther Jones. colored, stabbed on
May 18, 1881, on Fourteenth street
INV.
Burnside has been a fugitive and
was picked up in New York re-
Gently and brought here for trial,
Assistant United States Attorney
Cecil r. Heflin declared. He was
indicted by the District grand jury
on a charge of first degree murder,
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Stenotypists to Meet

Dick Carlson, personnel director
of the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton, will discuss Growing on the
Job" at 7:30 pm today at a meet
ing Of the local branch Of e7e As
sociated Stenotypists OF America in
the Colonial Hotel.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

olic thought on current best-sellers
Though monthly book reviews. The
Rev. John K. Cartwright. pastor of
Immaculate Conception Church, is
director of the forum, and is as
sisted by the Rev. Joseph E. Gedra.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Night Gowns, sl'25

Were SI95
IL Of rayon satin trimmed with cotton
lace. Tearose and blue. Size "a.
10 Gowns OF tailored rayon sheer in blue,
rose and maize. Sizes 36 and 40. Were
sass. S1S5
4 Ensembles consisting of printed rayon
sheer gown and matching full-length
coat. Pink and white. Sizes So and 40.
Were $495. Now $345
Evening star., 1941-10-02

but Mr.. Hefiin went to the jury on
a second degree murder case. Burn
side was defended by Attorney
Emory B. Smith.
The defendant contended that he
knitted Jones in self f-defense during
a fight.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
To Receive Decree

Henrik de Kaufman, Danish
Minister to the United States, will
receive the honorary degree of doc
tor of laws from Bates College,
Lewiston, Me, at a special con-
vocation October "A.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Printed Spun Rayon, 49,
IS SIC and Csc yard

Vas SIC and Csc yard
275 yards in stripe and floral designs on
neutral and colored backgrounds WASH
able spun rayon, suitable for casual or
sports frocks. 39 inches wide.
600 Remnants Of Dress Fabrics. Rayons.
silks, cottons. Printed, plain and novelty
weaves. Lengths of to 81 yards. So
to 80 inches wide. Reduced a.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Granite Hosiery
90 pair or ) pairs 3 IS

If perfect ,Oonld be sI.35 pair
1900 pairs all-silk chiffon hose, slightly
irregular in weave. These are the we'll
known Krinkle Knit weave
HOSIERY, AISLE l9, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

Strikes in United States mines
were blamed for a shortage of coal
which laid up many express and
other trains In Brazil.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Women's Panties, 68'
Were 81

" ere 1I
25 pairs in jersey knit; Of silk, rayon-and-
silk and rayon in white and blue; sizes 4.
5, g. and 9. Broken sizes and styles
pairs Cotton Knit Pajamas with long
sleeves and cuffed pants; blue; size "A.
Were 50. Now Sl.35
Union Suits of rayon and rayon- and
silk in jersey knit. Peach sizes "a and 36
in broken sizes and styles. Were $3.50
and S175. Now Csc
8 Cotton Knit Union Suits with low neck:
knee length. White, sizes and 8. Were
81. CSC
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Buy Home Necessities at Friday Savings
Lamps and Shades Reduced
We're S29.75 and more

dots sinch
Were Now As
IL
Table bulb $3.50 1895
ben-shaped Was
Now
Table Was So Now 81
Table peatete plastic shade
to So 95
Imported Shades 8nch Less than Now---s5c
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Sports Dresses, g 's'
Were SI295 and more

80 Of cotton in aqua. white,
beige, green, pink. Sizes IL to 20.
5 Sports Coats and Capes of all wool in
blue, luggage and orange. Sizes r. to
16. Were s29.75 and more. Now S22.95
Rayon Sports Suits in blue, navy and
aqua. Sizes IL to 20. Were S2975 and
more. Now S2125
so Cotton and d-rayon Sports Jackets in
natural, yellow, green, blue, pink. Plain
colors or stripes. Sizes II to 20. Were
S5.95 and more. S3.95
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Rugs Reduced

America; through
o+b 600
washed woven
Discontinued Was $3.50 Now$ $3.50
$3.50 NoWS2IoO
12x7S Plain Pile Boadoom Was sSlo NOW
i s8225 NowsoSoo
Evening star., 1941-10-02
ChiIdren's Hats, So

Less than u price
20 leghorns and novelty straws in bonnet and
breton styles. Flower and rayon ribbon trims Head
sizes 1872 to 2212.
"a Juniors Summer Hats Of and fabric Dressy
classic styles White, natural red powder blue
Head sizes 2115 to 221a. Less than II price Now soc
20 Cotton Velveteen and Wool Jersey Fall Pbox Hats in
brown, navy. green and wine 121z to o.
-
CHrLpREN,s AND JUNIORS, MILLINERY FouRrH F1oos
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Glass Candy Boxes, 65s ws's

13 decorated glass candy boxes
$3.50 $3.50
than Now
Bottles price
Gil FIFTEE
Evening star., 1941-10-02

so Pairs Matrx and Arnold Shoes of cotton-and wool
gabardne ties calf ties in black blue and
brown Broken sizes 4 to 8; widths AAAA to B. Were
s1075 and $lO95 pair. Now, pair
WoMEN's SHOES. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
English Entree Plates Reduced

ST So 81
30 Fish" Plates, cobalt blue border Were s175
Plates. Were s135. Now -15c
Stafodshie China
and vov color
Imported half
half CSC
decoralons
35c
EhenWare for eight
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Furs Reduced
All prices subject to 1927
Federal Tar

All prices subject to 1927
Federal Tia.
2 Black Caracul-dyed Kid Coats; sizes 20
and SO. Were 1925. S145
] Black-dyed Persian Lamb Coat: size
18. Was s298. Now-------------s2 s2I5
1 Tipped Raccoon Coat; size i6 Was
S268. Now S1S9
/ Tipped Raccoon Jacket; size Is. Was
$l98. Now
Dyed Jap Mink Jackets; sizes IA, Is,
were $325. Now s195
1 Dyed -KolinsAy Jacket; size 16 Was
1895. Now $255
1 Dyed Fitch Jacket; size IA. Less than
/ Brown-dyed Squirrel Coat; size IS. Was
S298. Now $198
2 Dyed Skunk Stripe Jackets; size Is.
Were S7995. Now S49 so
1 Black-dyed CaracuI Lamb BoIero: size
16. Less than Il price. Now $50 so
1 BIack-dyed Persian Paw Jacket; size IL
Less than 4 price. NON $3.50
l Blended Red Fox Jacket; size l6. Less
than y price. Now-------------A5
4 Silver Fox Jackets; sizes IA and 16
Were s198 s119
/ Silver Fox Hip Length Cape; size 20.
Was 1888.
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Juniors PIaycIothes, sI'9'
Junior Misses
Summer Dresses

Included are cottons spun rayons rayon sharkn one
and two piece styles in prints solid coor and combinations
Of pink, blue white, green, natural Sizes to Is
80 Were SO 95 and more. 81 95
20 Were S5 .95 and So As
20 Evening Dresses of cotton prints cotton sheer
marquisee White pink, blue yellow. Sizes to Is Were
S795 and more Now 1895
30 Cotton Skirts bright gypsy prints bold stripes and
combinations of red blue green aqua yellow, broonsck
styles Sizes II to Is. Less than n price.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Juniors Socks, 6 pairs 'l

We're 25c pair
$50 pairs of cotton Isle with Bermuda or turn down
cuffs. Broken Sizes
80 pairs Skating Socks in knee hi or half sock style Fancy
cable stitch leg Wool and rayon mixtures Broken sizes.
Beige, blue. Now 75c
25 Chdrep's Knee hi Socks, small leg measurements Gable
stitch patterns in cotton Beige blue red Broken sizes
CHnDRENs AND JUNIORS HOSIERY, FOURTH FLooH.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Boys Cadet Suits
sII'6' and 'I4-@5

We're SI9.75 and $3.50
"a suits, single and double breasted sports-back
models. with vests and two pairs of long trousers
Sizes Ia to IT,
IL Knickers Suits single and double breasted sports back
styles Sizes IA to 16 Were $3.50. S965
Youths Puon Sweaters in plain and fancy patterns
Blue brown, green. 38 SO. Now S215
The merchandise correctly labeled material
content.
pairs Cotton Golf Hose blue brown gray Sizes
8 to 1112 soc pair
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Infants Furnishings Reduced

White Cotton Pique Coats for six months size Were s2
Now 81.
White Cotton Pque Coats with Irish crochet trim Siz
months and years Were s395. Now------------S So.
Handmade Plowcases. Were $4 95. So.
Din" Bottle Holder; soiled. Was 81. Now-----7
White Cotton Lambs; soied Were 81 s5. 81.
5 Handmade 1000 Wool Sweaters in pink. Sizes and
Were 81 95
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Feminine Fashions ThriftiIv Priced
Misses Goats Reduced

10 Casual and Dress Coats beautifully tailored Of fine
domestic and imported 1907 woolens Fitted and
5oy models in navy black rose, beige and blue Sizes
IL to 90 Less than u price---A - S3s 75
3-piece Cape Suits in green and rose of imported
tweed 1909 WOOL Sizes IA and 49, Less than y
price SIS
White Galyac- trimmed Dress Coats, 1907 wool in
navy, size a. Less than y price S65
price Of last item subject to 1Oqd Federal Tax
WoMEN's AND MISSES CoArs SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

168 mems initial handkerchefs in sheer cotton and
linen with hand-embrodered initials and hand-rolled
hens. Some have Colored borders Initials available
are: A. B. D. E F, G. H, j. K, L. M, Mt W
HANDKERcH1EFs AISLE IT, FIRST FLOOR
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-11
NEW DEFENSE PLAN SET UP
 BY HIR0HIT0
Japanese Ruler Assumes Direct ConfroI- Army
 Is Rebuffed

TOKYO, Sept. 11.-National de- fense headquarters under direct control of the Emperor, apparently apart from the regular Imperial High Command, was established today in Japan, Korea, Formosa and Sakhalin.
 The new system was interpreted as designed to strengthen home de- fense and at the same time check the militaristic domination of the Imperial policy and thus erect 2 barrier to possible dissatisfaction among the military group with the future course of events.
 General Yamada, old line con- servative, was named Commander in-Chief of the new headquarters. He will be answerable directly to Emperor Hirohito, in whose favor the General is said to rank high.
 The new defense system provides for the division of Japan proper into four military districts, eastern, western, central and northern.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-11
Says Itkes Is Mistaken On
 Gas Shortage
Special Senate |nvesfigdf- ors Want Restrictions
 Removed dt Once

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. The Special Senate Investigating Com mittee today reported there is no actual shortage of gasoline or other petroleum products in the East.
 The committee recommended i'm mediate removal of the existing re- strictions and accuses Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes, Defense Petroleum Coordinator, and his aides, with over enthusiasm and with creating an unnecessary alarm to the public.
 The committee said: There is a shortage, as we see 1t, but 1t is a shortage of surplus and not short age of products or lack of facilities to transport them"
 Ickes, in placing restrictions on the East Coast, declared there was an acute shortage of gasoline for motor craft and also industry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-11
Aerial Freighfers of us.
 Army 10 Be Soon Flying
 From South 10 Norih|and

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Sept. H. Big aerial freighters will soon be racing vital defense supplies to AL aska on a regular schedule over 2,000-mile route.
 This is the army's answer to the necessity of whipping up defense preparations at isolated far north bases.
 Army Air Corps pilots of the Eff tieth Transport Wing will fly the big freighters using twin engined transport planes on the route be- tween Sacramento and Ladd Field at Fairbanks.
 Stops will be made at McChord Field at Tacoma and another some- where along the route.
 At the start, the plans call for weekly trips.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-11

WASHINGTON-N matter what surprise the President will spring in his long awaited radio broadcast to- night one thing is certain, the Navy's censorship has boomeranged badly and is a serious obstacle to complete credence of the Greer incident.
 The tragedy is that the Navy has hushed up other similar incidents. AS a result the public doesn't know which one to believe; also it doesn't see why one incident should be hushed up and another blazoned to the press.
 Last May, for instance, the Navy vigorously denied that U. s. war ship had dropped bombs on a sus- pected Nazi submarine. But after all the Navy's denials, Secretary of the Navy Knox was summoned before the Senate Naval Affairs Commit tee and admitted under oath that the incident had occurred. Then last July while American marines were enroute to Iceland, one transport carrying troops detected the sound of submarine motors. It signalled for the submarine to come to the surface. There was no an- swer. U. S. destroyers immediately rushed in with depth bombs. A smudge of oil came to the surface, and no more was heard of the sub- marine.
 U. s. Marine Corps officials ad- mitted the above events happened, but the Navy was silent.
 So now those in the know are wondering why the sudden change in publicity policy, why the Navy rushed into print regarding the n Greer.
 The Navy's censorship also tends to cast doubt on other incidents in side the Navy
 When the Bismarck was sunk, the fact that an American observer was in the plane which caught the bat tleship was carefully hushed up- until Knox published it in maga- zine article for which he is reported to have received thousand dollars.
 Secretary Knox's hush hush policy has not been aided by the naive hon.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-11
Ndzi Troops Ring Oslo
 After Spies Befrdy Strike Plans
LABOR CHIEFS ARE
 SENT TO PRISON
Morse Minister Pleads with PopuIdle 10 End
 Strife
(By Associated Press)

German occupied Norway, seeth- ng against the Nazi rule, today. faced a major crisis as the Nazi authorities clamped down with the first firing squad execution in the country since the ReichSwehr con- querors gained power.
 The state of civil siege proclaimed yesterday at Oslo, the capital, was expected in informed quarters to spread rapidly to other sections of the country as the wave of natioilai- istic feelings, said by the Germans to be stirred by Communist and Marxist elements determined to un- settle labor conditions, spread tur- bulently across the nation.
 Situation Acute
 Reports reaching Stockholm said the situation was acute and that in the cities of Moss, Frederikstad and Sarpsborg the same iron measures already imposed on Oslo probably have been imposed there.
 Joseph Terboven, German High Commissioner of Norway, asserted the measures are necessary to crush plans of a general strike previously set for today.
 Norway's Minister of Welfare broadcast the following plea to his countrymen:
 "No Pooling"
 q don't dare think what will happen if there should be a new strike! You have seen that the Germans will not stand for any fooling."
 The status of the general strike, in which it was said all Norwegian workers were to participate, was still uncertain but authorities in Oslo said normal work had been resumed after a two-day strike in the iron and shipbuilding industries there.
 Betrayed by Spies
 Betrayed by Quisling spies within their own ranks, the workers strike