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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
Ottc 8eu Geleptef,e
0cieui4aft
@cid)ranft 2anse 9iitanee-Mnrn

Oic Ohio 8eu Telephone 8eiea.
idaft bat oas Hnblifum erluht, feline
Gang -Siitana-anrufe gu behrdnfen,
,.m oie 2inien gu ieoer 3eit fir oas
Wtilitar uno Oie &riegsinouitrie often
5u baben. Dies be5iebt iih beionoers
auf slnrllie nad) @aibington, 8. 6.
0ir eriu6en &unoen bieie Stabt
nidt ansurufen, allBer Militar ooer
Observation-Disclosures ODER in Ell
nem Notfaa, ia9t s. g. Merrid.
Ohio Sen Sanoslsmanager. Selbit
III gerbinoung nit arieg iollten an-
rufe beidbrGnft iperben, oie nid)t un-
beSingt not,penoig iino. Nndj ioaten
bic Nnrnfer beionbcre lpfale &C.
iprGd)c fiirsen. Iuh iollte man per-
iuhen, sic '2ang4Diita -slnrufe niht
in Sen beiddftieten stl,noen 5u mo-
hen. Mm beiten ruft man auf BON
Wtittag bis 2 llbr nahmittags unS
5ipilhen 5 uno 7 ltbr abenos 1tuo
5ipiiben 9 llbr abenos bis 8 l1br
morgens
gtod ME iporen oie SeIepbon=2i.
MEN in Ser 8eihitte Ser Company
10 ifiper belaitet iuie iett. Snoem
mir eriliht iporben iino bonn &riegs
Grcouftion 8oaro 10 piel 8lei, Glen,
StabI, 3inf, aupier lno Gummi 81
iparen, 10 niiiien 5ufiinftige SnitaI.
lationen BON 5elepbonen itarf be.
irbrGnft neroen.
$50 es nod moalid) lit iihsr oen
artegsbebarf Materialieu 5it erbal-
ten, iperoen 0ie slpplifationen fir
Telephone prompt erlebiet.
9as mid)tieite 8eid,1it fir Die
Gereinieten Staaten lit, ocn Grieg
81 gespinnen lmb mir fonnen i'm ge-
ninnen. iuenn mir 5uiammen arbei-
ten llno ieber Wann uno 5rau uno
aino ieinen Seil tl,n. Gin Cell oes.
Ielben lit Worte uno 9rdbte 5u ipa-
rem fir sen arieg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
EiNtee, Ju., tte,a eritattNett

2ibice, Su. @enoen 0iafie for
oerte oie freibeitliebenoen Golfer Ser
@elt auf niemals oas bon ben Na-
5is pernibtete 2ioice 3ll pergelien
l,no oafiir 81, iorgen, Dab Der vBabn.
finn Ser Tprannen" bon Ser Grbe Der
id)tuinoet. gr iprah ouf elmer Seier,
sic our Namensgebung oieler aus
100 Sdliern beltebenben ue,len @e-
meinbe n6rolicb bon Solicit peranital=
tet tpl,roe uno bie Sen Namen Oes
bGbmiid)en Tprfes Sibice pereipigen
mill, oa oie Na5is aus gerseltllna
fiar bus Mttentar ouf Sen rSenfer
Neinbarb Seporid), oem Groboben
gleideemadt bat unb oeiien mdnn'
lihe 8epolferltne faltbliitig ermor,
oet ipl,roe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
Git, 1t<8ccts.2lr3t
uerbin~ct Watrciett

Seem Yorf. Ser arieg lit cine
tragiife Sahe Nob tragiiher aber
mar, nls Elm ll48oot elm fleines bon
Sen pielen Sd,iffen perienfte. Mber
oas 'Shiff ging niht eleif unter,
wie ser ll.goot- ot-aommanoant ertpar-
tet bate l,nO ieuerte eiren St)ub auf
oas lt-8oot ab. 9ieies peridnpano
llno tpartete bis Der Oampfer fer
Ilnfen lpar. Sn5niifen bate Die
torpeoierte Sfiffsmannibaft gu
fll,dt in ben Hettungsbooten gefun-
ben. Tnrunter befano iid auf) elm
oertpunoeter Matroie. Dieier tpurSe
auf Oas lts8oot iibernommen um6
bort bon einem ais &ommanoe,ir
tdtigen Ir5t Oerbl,noen uno Damn
Dieoer in oas 3ettungsboot iiber.
geben. Die 0eutiGen Wfatroien iiber.
gaben Ben Sdiifbriibigen oann nod
3igaretten uno Sd)naps ullS mini
i6ten ibnen quite 2anoung.
Mabrio. Son bier ipiro genneloet,
oab eltapoAMgenten einige Matro-
len Der oeutihen us8oot- Jlotte auf-
griffen uno nit ibnen beridpanben.
||Sie ioaen luegen Welterei geiuht
lporoen iein. = so l,ntpabribeinlid
Die Wfeloalng flingt. 10 ideint ooh
Wabrbeit oarin gu elm, benn Die u
Beot-Sentc Die freili9 oieien ihipe-
rem Dienlt iibernommen baben, iinb
lange tot. Snl lesten @eltfrieg be-
reits lpnroen bie ll.8oote BON Den
oentlden Matroien vIfipimmenoe
Sdrge" be5eidnet uno Die faiierlide
Narine batte aaerbano Sdpierig-
feiten oieie ll-8oote 3u bemannen.
@efanntlid fling oud Die @epolu.
ton 1918 nidt in Ser &eimatiront
an, ionoern BEL Ser Marine in aiel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
8eloicr tcrisi,tcft
peit GIcf,,2lneriff

2onoon. Ser Mnsriif bon 1000
0lug5el,een ouf Giien totete bort
1000 Yerionen uno legte Sen Saupt.
tell ser groBen Sbplien-Stabl
in Eriimmer.
9elgier iagten, BOB ibre Snforma-
tiouen bon oeutlben 6liibtlineen
itammten. sic ieit 9esinn Ser ipite-
natiihen 3erltorung oeltcber Sn.
oultrie5cntrcn burd Sic Gnsl6noer
in srober 3abl in 8elsien einsetrof.
fen ieien. 8elgiige slrbeiter, Die
3pal1esarbeit leiiten, tuurben BEL oe!,
angriffen 9etotet, ipeil lie feline Gr.
|laubnis befamen, 2uftidub,lnter-
finite aufsuiuden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
Hippecrcntc Gteafer
rMa aiifeo the @ribe" beeinnt am
Samstae, tS. Snli.

Tieier Slim vsln &iileo the grioe"
nit Soan Graipfcro umb Ifeppn
Douglas in SiteIrollen, lit laut Ius
iagen bon &ritifern zines ser beitell
ShauIpieIe, bns ie bon Ser Golums
bia bereeiteut ipuroe lno miro ieti
im Sippobrome porgefiibrt. Inter
itiikt iperoen oieIe 5tpei bon NolanS
Douna, Billie gurfe, sluen Senfins
unO Selen GarriIb u.a.
Dieier Slim ipuroe unter 2eitlng
bon Mleranber San, Ser auh ySere
Comes Mr. Sorban," r1bis Ching
CALEB 2ope" unb .Sbe Goctpr tafes
a @iie" prohrSiert bot. W'an Der
idume MIDI toieien Slim su ieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
JnSmitric eritekt
kinter Ne,,t ural

Mosfal Die ruiiiihe arieespro-
button uno Der 8au neuer @uni-
tions-. giien- unb Stablperfe i9rei-
ten binter Dem ural ungefGbr
1000 Meilen bon Der n1ditgelegenen
2ampfiront = une in Sibirien ite-
tig poran. Setter bon Is Jabrifen
bonn golfsfommiiiariat fir 8au-
meien uno Snouitrie inn ural, tpobin
Die gfuiien ibre Gobrifen aus Der
Ukraine berlegen muBten, tpuroen
tpegen ibrer 2eiitungen eeprieien.
Cine Gabrif tpuroe in As 5agen
gebal,t, mdbreno in normalen 3eiten
an6ertbalb Sabre bafiir benotigt
tpor6en tpGren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
StanHarS OIL Cc,1ttaity
Gas Statesmen
Naben nabesn Z MiQionen Hfnnb
8nmmi iomeit geiammelt.

gtabesu 100000 Yfuno 8ummi
lino ouf Sic 2agerbiigel Ser Natio,l
ourh sic Stanbaro Sil 60. Serpica
8asitationen in Ohio obgeliefert
noroen. sluf h:eier @a1ss bdber
Sbio's 100000 Gin,pobner ourb-
ithnittlib etipas iiber elm 3funo per
Gerion geiammelt. Gs miro an9e-
nomnen, oab nod Elm dbnliher 8e-
itanS III Sen Gsaioliritationen lit uno
abgebolt iperben fann. Mn ser Spite
Ser t3 slbteilungen ser @eieuifoft
itebt GIenelano nit 1,O745,374 Yfb.
an eriter Steae unb Soleoo nit 49,
973 GfunS an stpeiter Stelle.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16

Ginluanoerer, oie nod tiht Birger
iino, cine anoere Hegelung finoen
miilie, Inn Dem Wangel an gelernten
,Spesidlarbeitern in ser Nintunfs-
inonitrie ab5ubelien, inoem niht etn-
fad ieoer als ,feinoliher Mrbeiter"
be5eitulet miro, Ser aus Dem einen
pner sem anDeren @runoe perl1ltmt
Dot girger su uerben. Saulenoe uon
ySool ans Tie Mafers" friIteten ibr
2cben in @etrieben, oie, ipenn es er-
lmtbt irdre, iie 5u beidditigen, 100 lie
etnas uerjtebeL oies oen Giil ltlngs-
tetricben nl,r bonn Gprteil tpare.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
8ritiiste Bomber
i,.ettctt Daf,3ie heint

2onScn. 0ie Nsli fiibrte einen
ihneren S6lae in Ser Shladt I'M
sen Mtlantif, als lie @eiftpa0er alt;
8eihma0er rieItger, piermotorigcr
Bomber in einem Stumbling BON
1850 Meilen bel Gage al einem Mn=
.eriif auf Sen oe,ltlfen l1,8oots.
St;ikpunft Dansig an Der Sitiee
ougi6idte. slnoere Bomber iubten
1lensbura beim. Die Bomber iiber-.
fIcgen oas neutraIe Sf)lpeben ebenIo
,pie Sic Shfpei5 1pcnn tie Stalien BE-
il,hen. 9eioe Staaten baben aufge'
bort su prpteltieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
Chino ntastt 1apat,ert,
Kaiftpf ictr iettt,er

Gbungfing. sSn Ser lebten Wobe
haten sic Gbineien nit ibrer nel,en
amerifaniiben 9uftflotte Sen SSapa.
nern i6nere Gerl,tlte 5l,gefiigt, I'M
Sem iie bieielben aus stuei Staoten
pertrieben, bic Sen Sapansrn ein gu.
tes Sprungbrett fir ne,le slngriffe
gegen Gblngfing geseben batten.
Die Bomber belegten Die 3ufubr-
itraben in bersisem @elanoe nit
gomben, Damn 9rifien oie GbineIen
an uno i6nitten oie porgeIhobenen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
rep Kctt3erte
Sm Bubble Mmbitorinm banern
cine Wphe lGnger

Die pierte 8oeMon5ertiuofe i'm
Yublic Muoitori,m miro niht Die
lette iein. Cine EXTRA Wod,e miro
nod gegeben am o., "a. uno 25.
Suli. 9eim 9on5ert am 0reitaeabeno
pcroen bie @erfe bon Worton 8o,,lo
bonn Oirigenten 9tinglpau geipielt.'
Sanstaeabenb tuirtt oos Serm;tt
Club Srhelter unter 9eitung ppn s.
8. Sincs unS @alberg 8roun nit.
&aIpb Seopolo, Ser gefeierte YianiIt,
miro oils Soloiit aitreten.
8eim fiinften uno lebten aonaert
neroen bieielben Yreiie berehnet tpie
bisber.
6rap uno 8ragsiotti, 0uo-Hia-
nilten. iueroen Samstag altftreten
uno Or. Mrtur Moosinsfi, 0irigent
oes Cleveland Srdeiter, tebrt 5uriif
llno ipiro am 6reitag bas aon5ert
oirieieren. Or, Serome 8roB lit
Mittpod auf Dem Yrogramm lpeun
Scrmann MbIer oirigiert. Sbelma
Gotipfa bon ser metropolitan Sper
lit sic Soliitin.
Grfriihungen ,peroen 10 ipie friiber
ieroiert.
8eloiparenbe &uponbiiber iinb 5n
baben in Sap.ors uno Seperauce
Saa. gintrittsfarten foiten 3Oc, 55c,
Sac nno $1.1o einidliebli9 steuer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
Ditty tritt 0ebiet
an Gtailanr ab

Sifp. Iie &esierung 2apaI bal
$4,000 GuaSratmeilen bon 6ran5G.
iifSnbpfina an bas bon oen SSa.
panern beberrihte Sbailanb abgetre.
ten, obne Elm @ort bes Yroteites
Iaut iperoen 81 Iaiien, ipebfIagte aber
Iaut iiber sic britiide 9eieti,ng Sc,
MIR 375 Suaoratmeilen groben SSi,,
lei Mapotte in ser 8ruppe ser So
moren Slpihen Sem Ncrben BON Mo,
bagasfar ,lno ser &ilte bon 4ortlt,
gieiiI6SSitafrifa.
@onn tpirb amerifa enolib Mar.
Unique beieten?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
Nmiictt ees,u,,f,eett
,rcitcr 3uriij,,,peiske,,

Wosfau. Die iiiolid)e &olonue Ser
oeutihen Sruppen lit bis auf so Weis
len an Goitcp bsrangefommen inter
idpperen Terlul item. Tie Huiien mlB-
ten ser MaIie ipeifen. SIM noro.
liben Mblhnitt am 9on lparen 5pei
@eeenangriffe ser &uilen bon Grfolg
in ser Aufbaltung Ser 3eutihen.
Die Geutlden bebaupten bereits
10000 8efangene 81, baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
yaeeilatpiFtes Slne3e,ae
tantct itt Scr Giireei

gnfara. Gin iusoHaluiihes Slug
5eue nit brei Gaiiasieren, oeren Ell
ner beripm1oet ipar, lit am letten
esreitag in Mugbla in Ser SiiotucIts
Siirfei, ettpa 90 Meilen bon ocr
aiiite ocs slee6iiben Meeres. &C.
Ianoet. IS lit nidt befannt, Oh ble
Eaiiaaiere bes 5lug5elges Wilitdrs
ODER 9ipilperionen tpnren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16

Snpaner ub. @robe Belite biel IN tire
&dnbe. Dieie Stellungen batten ote
Gbinelen perloren, neil tie niht &c.
mug Bomber batten, mas iett ben
Grfolg brafte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
wiQian, 3. !: :Ssitcr
Sprid)t in 8ummnniitem @criamm-
lnng am Fl. Smli.

Die &omnulniiten Yartei beran-
Italtet am 81. Suli, 1880 llbr abos.,
I'M SincoIn Garf an @eit ia. Str.
uno Starflueatber slpe.. cine groBc
Veriammlung i,llterm SEastporf
.Sout Sitler Sctt" uno @iQiam
3. Softer, 9sationul Goriiber Ser
9ommilniitenpartei lno Inti4Sitler
Jitbrcr Der amerifaniiben Irbeiter,
miro ii6er oas Sbema v@eitlihe
Sront Sett" ipre0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16

aairo. 0ie 3uperldiiige @etp1brs-
leute ertldrten, baben oeutife 1ed).
nifer einen pollitdnoieen Blan 5l,r
l1ebernabme unb gum 8etrieb 6es
'saea-RanoIs, oeiien ginnabme ourt
Marihau Mommels Mfrifasaorps IL
Bis ipdteitens gn6e SUM ertportet
batten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
problef1te Ne<
fciftHlieten t,aSl6f,Ser

Nelp Oorf. grnelt Mnaee, Der Yr1-
iioent 6es Council for Democracy,
teilte nit, cine @ruppe repr1ienta-
tiper 1erionlidfeiten Der Snouitrie,
Der Mrbeitertpelt un6 Der 8ilbungs.
pflege legte Dem Suiti3amt cine Mn-
regung Dor, in Der oarauf btngetpie-
len tpuroe, bab Die Bebanolung Der
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
Se,p.iets tabcn Bomber
nit fliiijie, ,,t1t fc,ser

Sellinfi. Gali'i'd, 9cmber benub=
ten gonlben nit iliiiiigem Seuer uno
Sbospborfugeln iiber Dem Iunis-
S?bma,s ,no an Sen ltfern bes 60.
oogaiees. Turd sic 8omben entite-
ben sSeuer in sen @Gloern uno Sen
Mnhnn,iprfPIn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
VICTORY DANCE
 SET TOMORROW
 FOR GOLD ROOM
War Savings Stamp, Bond Group Will Sponsor
 Entertainment

A group of Juneau young men and, others from the Armed services, together with the War Bond and Savings Stamp committee. tomor- row evening will sponsor the first Victory Dance for Juneau, to be held beginning at o'clock in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel The dance will be cabaret affair
 Entertainers will include Bob Satire, Bud Applegate, Ray Eaton and Mary Jukich and Roger Jef- fries will be Master of Ceremonies
 Participating in the floor show will be Tommy Russo, ex-profes sional dancer who was leading en- tertainer in the War Savings Staff rally held last May; Jack Cohen violinist, and a six-piece orchestra will furnish the music for the cab aret entertainment and for danc- ing.
 Tables should be reserved before 4 D. m. tomorrow and a cover charge of S1.50 will be made for each couple or single person. All proceeds from the affair are to go to the War Savings Stamp fund and stamps and bonds will be on sale and will be given away during the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
CEN50R5 STILL
 KEEP BUSY AT
 CLIPPING PAPERS

Naughty, Naughty, Alaskans must not read certain articles in Seattle newspapers nor see certain pictures Oh, my, NO.
 Seattle Times and Seattle Post Intelligencers arriving in the last mails have been clipped, both as to articles and news pictures. Over one-half page of pictures in one Times has been clipped, with many first page stories, and pie lures and articles in the. Post-In- telligencer have also been 'vic- tins" of the censor's scissors. On hum.
 We'll undoubtedly see the pie lures in Newsweek or Life or may be, have seen them already.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
DR. WIS., RAMSEY RESIGNS TO GO
 INTO U. }. WORK
Leaves Health Department for Position in h.
 fernment Camp

Dr. w. s. Ramsey left this morn ing for the south, having handed in his resignation this week as Di- rector of the Division of Maternal Child Health and Crippled Child ren'S Service for the Territorial De- partment of Health.
 Mrs. Ramsey was unable to leave this morning, but hoped to be packed this afternoon in time to catch up with his steamer by small boat.
 Dr. Ramsey is to report to the War Relocation Board in San Fran cisco and expects to be assigned by them to an Internment Camp somewhere in the inland United States. Since there are eight or ten such camps, from California and Arizona to Minnesota, the Ramseys do not know where their next home will be.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ramsey recently re- turned from vacation in the south. Dr. Ramsey has been in Ju- neau since June of 1940 and Mrs Ramsey came here the following winter. She expressed her regret this morning at leaving Juneau, where the couple has made many friends. Dr. Ramsey's son Bill is in California where he is in train ing for the United States Army Air Corps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
SACRAMENTO, LOS ANGELES ARE vI(T0R5
Both Contenders Win Games = Seattle, San
 Diego lose
lRy Associated Pressl

Los Angeles players pounded four Portland pitchers for 20 hits last night and won handily.
 Lefthander Tom Seats limited Seattle to four hits last night as San Francisco took to l edge in the present series by blanking the Rainiers.
 Jack Salveson recorded his 18th victory last night as he pitched a 6-hitter against San Diego, thus beating Oakland. Hugh Luby, third sacker for Oakland, played his 679th consecutive game to supplant a 25-year record.
 Sacramento kept pace with Los Angeles by taking the second straight game from Hollywood. A homerun by Ray Mueller in the tenth inning ended the game last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
CARDS LOSE FINAL GAME
 TO DODGERS
St. Louis Took Three Out of Four in Crucial
 Series
By Associated Press)

Shocked into action by three straight defeats at the hands of the St. Louis Cardinals, Brooklyn bounced on Lefty Lanier in the National League yesterday and went on to defeat St. Louis in the final of four-game series. The victory gave the Dodgers five and-a-half game lead at the top of the National.
 Not content with pitching a two hitter, Hank Gornicki homered and singled to score two Pittsburgh runs in blanking Boston.
 For 10 innings, Ray Tsarr and Harry Fedman waged scoreless pitching battle, but in the elev- enth, New York broke up the party with two runs on five hits to beat Cincinnati.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
BEHREND5 STORE
 HAS INCREASED
 REFRIGERATION

The grocery department of B. M. Behrends, Co.,, Inc. has greatly in creased the refrigeration space in this large establishment. The new refrigeration will take care of over five tons of perishables. This new installation is in addition to large cold storages that have been main- tained by the grocery department for several years and gives the store perhaps one of the largest refrigerators for perishables, fruits, vegetables, etc, in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
DELIVERY SERVICE CHANGE ANNOUNCED
 FOR PIGGLY WIGGLY

The Piggly Wiggly store in Ju- neau has announced to it's cust- omers that due to the existing labor situation only one delivery each day will be made commencing next Monday, August 31.
 In order to allow time for as- sembly, all orders must be in the store before l2 o'clock noon if groceries are to be delivered on the same day they are ordered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
W00DLEY PLANE BRINGS IN NINE
 FROM ANCHORAGE

Bringing nine passengers to Ju- neau from Anchorage, a Woodley Airline plane, piloted by Don Glass, arrived here from the Westward yesterday afternoon and left at noon today for the return flight.
 Arriving here with the Woodley plane were Mrs. Anne Coker. Jack Coker, Mrs. Jack Shrode, Lois Shrode, Malcolm Shrode, Mrs. Vic Pari. Mrs. H. Huckins, Mrs. M. Beasley and w. w. Waller.
 Those taking passage for the Westward were Mrs. w. Weaver, John Bezezecoff, Fred Bezezecoff, Rudy Krueger and Patrick Aber- crombie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS TO HOLD RUMMAGE
 SALE ON MONDAY

On Monday, August 31, the Cath olic Daughters of America will hold a rummape sale, it was announced this morning.
 The sale will take place in the building in back of Sears Roebuck Company and will begin at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
 For the convenience of those wishing to make donations the building will be open on Saturday afternoon and anyone having large articles to donate for the sale may telephone Black 119 to have them picked up.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
BOSTON WIN RECORD IS
 L0ppED OFF
(By Associated Press)

In the lone American League contest yesterday, Cleveland's re- vamped lineup burst two Boston bubbles-Tex Hughson's run of Il consecutive victories, and the Red Sox string of nine straight tri- umphs-as Cleveland scored a vic- tory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28

c. c. Hauck, Rita Mae Hauck, Eunice Jurries, Jorgen Nelson, Clay Patterson, Earl Reichert, D. Riedi- gee, s. E. Thorpe, Mrs. s. E. Thorpe, Elisabeth Burrows, Patrick McCauley, Wilburn Ploghafl, E. Earillo, L. Lus, George Hine, T. J. Jacobsen, Harvey Timm, N. s. Whittier, Ralph Westover and Sher- man Woolfolk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
PAUL KEGEL LEAVES

Paul Kegel, now in the Govern ment service, who has been visit ing in Juneau for about one week, left early today for the States to enjoy the remainder of his vaca- tion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
SECT. LEA HERE

Sergt. Kenneth Lea, with the Armed forces, son of MT. and Mrs Harry Lea, arrived in Juneau by plane this forenoon on furlough and is busy meeting his many friends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League

Seattle 0; San Francisco 4. Portland 6; Los Angees Is. Oakland 9; San Diego l. Hollywood 2; Sacramento B., ten innings.
 National League Boston 0; Pittsburgh 5. New York 2; Cincinnati 0, eleven innings. Brooklyn A. St. Louis 1.
 American League Cleveland 4; Boston 2. Only game played.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
THIRTY -FIvE ARRIVE TODAY
 FROM WEST

Passengers arriving this morning from Cordova were Ivan Ander- son, Joseph Anderson, Maynard Brade, Louis Burkston, A. J. But Ter. Boyd Carr, Ross Carr, A. R.. Donner, George Duncan, Walter Farmer, Wayne Ferguson, Texas B. Hall. Jack Hamilton.
 Oliver Hastings, Cliff Hauck, Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
STUART BJORKLUND
 LEAVES FOR WEST

Stuart Bjorklund, of the United States Bureau of Mines strategic mineral survey party no operating in Alaska, left yesterday with AL aska Star Air Lines for the Vest ward
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
GOVERNOR LEAVES FOR
 BRIEF TRIP TO STATES

Gov. Ernest Gruening left ,Ju-. neau by plane this forenoon for the States. Reason for the trip was not given. He expects to re- turn in several days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
WRANGELL MAN FINED,
 DISORDERLY CONDUCT

Willie Dugaqua, of Wrangell, charged in U. s. Commissioner Court with disorderly conduct, has been fined $50 and given a six months suspended sentence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS SALE

GOA. will hold rummage sale, Monday, Aug. 31 in building back of Sears, Roebuck. Open at 10 A. M.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-28

The Wagner Labor Act Repeal 18th Child Labor Act Securities Exchange Housing Relief
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-29

(COnt1nued rom Page U Kokoda village on the northern slopes of the mountains, from which the enemy combat forces moved out to drive across the mountains to the 1oribaiwa area.
 Boeing flying fortresses bombed aircraft dispersal areas at Lac, on the Huon Gulf up the north coast from Buna and Consolidated Cata- lima bombers attacked the aridrome dispersal area and enemy shipping at Buin, on Bougainville Island at the northern end of the Solomons.
 The Buna raiders swept enemy Communication lines with cannon and machine gun fire, showered in- cendiary bombs on supply huts which they saw burst into flames, destroyed several beached barges and gunned enemy troops and transports moving through narrow rassages on the trail which leads from Buna through Kokoda village to the Ioribaiwa area and Porta Moresby.
 The Kokoda fighters attacked the much-damaged Wairopi bridge be- tween Buna and Kokoda with in- cenditory bombs ahn eaiII.ssll ssxe. determined to close the enemy bottleneck at that point.
 Tn their raid on Buin. the Cata- lima crews attacked an enemy trans port and destroyer with results which they could not see.