davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Vlaky Sc srazily, ctyfi Tide "a
biti. IL poransno.

CtyFi Tide byli zabiti a IL po-
raneno, kdyz rychlovlak z
New Yorku do st. Louis vrazil
do nakladnfho vlaku, stojfcfho
ma kolejfch, jenz mel 70 nadrz
kovych vOzG S olejem, URGE
nym pro vychod.
Srazka udala Sc asi mill ma
vychod cd Ashmore, 9 mil ma
vychod odtud a asi 20 mil ma
vychod Cd NATION.
Mrtvola jednoho zrfzence
rychlovlaku byla ztotoznena
a nejmene tri jin6 mrtvoly byly
We troskach vlak1. Sest pora-
nenych GOSH bylo dopraveno
do nemocnice v Charleston,
sest jinych do nemocnice Oak
wood. Parostroje obou vlakn
byly zarazeny do sebe a pre-
vratily Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

techto pokusnych aeroplanuG
Dude trvati nejmene Is mes1cn6
a hromadna jejich vyroba bu-
de moci byti zahajena jeste de-
set meslcG pc tie. To znamena,
re $ vyrobou aeroplan1 nebude
mono zac1ti drive nee ma "a
catku roku 1916.
Paul V. McNutt, predse-
ola komise pro delnou sllu, re-
XII We vyboru domu zastupcn,
re zakon o narodni sluzb9 je
nevyhnutelny, majf-li byti u
spokojeny pozadavky naroda
We valecne dob6.
Spojeny fisk pravf, re Nc
Mutt predvfda moznost, re 49,
600, 900 osob Dude najato ne
DO prem1steno. Ackoli Tekl
vyboru, re nema zadny zvlast-
nj zakon ma mysli, ami nevf, kdy
Dude navrh zakona predlozen
kongresu, rozptylil povesti O
hrOzbe ~diktatorske vlady.
Predmetem ~soustavy univer-
sluzby je otazka: Exam
Sc nejlepe hodfm pro valecne
snahy naroda?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

V Kansas City byla zahaie-
ma "a. vyrocnf konvence Anne
ricke Legie, jejfz prvnf konven-
ce Sc konala rovnez tam roku
1921. Letosnf Sized vsak S O.
hledem ma yalku je velice stri-
zlivy, nebot mu schazf Tada
"rozpustilostf' z konvencf v
dobe m1rove.
Krone toho jsou legionari
znepokojeni, re nynejsf valkv
NIUE byti opet zneuzito iako
zast6rky "valecne nutnosti" k
zavedenf narodnf prohibice, ia
ko Sc stale v letech 1917 a
1918, kdy nynejsf legionari
slouzili v armade a nemohli
hlasovati.
Americka Legie zaujmula
pevne stanovisko proti omeze-
nj prodeje lihovych napoj1 v
okol1 vojenskych taborI a civic
nych stfedisek, a to ma tom "a
klade, re by to mohl byti kiln,
jenz by mohl uvolniti cestu k
navratu celonarodnf prohibice.
Konvenci uz bylo predlozeno
Is resolucf, v nichz Sc vi O zfi-
zeni valecneho 1sili.
Konvenci zahajil narodnf
komandant Lynn u. SIAM
baugh a oznamil, re vladnf pre-
daci z Washington podajf le-
gionaf1m zpravy O naTizeni
naSeho valecneho 1silf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Utekl pred odvodem, I'll " lese
a spadI Sc O 40 liber.

45lety Edward Carl Dux, by
valy kazatel okresu Monroe,
byl nalezen V hustem lese wy
hladovely a blizko padnut1,
kdyz byl pc n6kolik tydnG I'll
jenom ma bobulovem planem O.
voci, syrovych rybach a jabl-
kach. Ia tn dobu ztratil 40 Ii
Der ma vaZe.
Obvodn1 navladnf Charles
P. Curran pravil, re Dux opu-
still osadu Spartu; kde byl "a
mestnan, hned II. c%ervence,
kterehozto dine Sc mel hlasiti
k lekarske prohlfdce jake muz
povinny vojenskou sluzbou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Z Washington.

= SekretaT lodstva Frank
Knox odpov6del ma kritiku, pro
nesenou V kongresu, die nfz
hlidkove aeroplany lodstva,
jichz je pouzfvano u Aleut-
skych ostrovG, jsou zastarale a
prohlasil, re je 1plne spokojen
s vykony namornfho letectva.
Byl tazan ma sve tiskove
konferenci o zalobach, jez
vznesl V senatu Mon C. Wall
gren, demokrat z Washington
nu, re hlfdkove aeroplany, jez
jsou We sluzb6 ma Aljasce ne
mohou let6ti v6tsf rychlostf
nez 120 mil "a hodinu.
Uvazovav chvfli, pravil Knox,
ze MEDIA o odpov6G senatoru
Wallgrenovi, ale rekl reporte-
rum, re mohou sledovati W.
sledky a pfesv6dciti Sc sami.
Narazel tim ma zpravy z de-
partmentu lodstva, ktere ozna-
mujl dspechy aeroplan1 LODI
gtva, jez konajf sluzbu v oblas-
IT, obsazene Japonci.
- Cena jablkove kasoviny.
zvane Apple Butter, Dude IVY
sena o deset procent, jak tento
tyden oznamil vladnf 1rad Of
flee Of Price Administration.
Grad OPA VIDA v brzku ma
nzenI Poole nehoz Dude MOI
no provesti zvysenf cen z n.y.
neJsfho maxima ma 1rovni cen
zavodG, jez tento produkt bali.
Zaroven Sc zplnomocnf velko-
ObchOdnf i retailnf distributor
tohOto produktu, ably zvysene
ceny mohli pfenesti ma zakaz-
Milky.
K podobn6mu kroku dojde
tez u nakladaneho i mrazen6-
no ovoce a v brzku Dude uci-
men i u marmelad Gill Jams a
huspenin ci Jelies i ~ostatnfch
preserv. Tim sc ma ma zakaz-
Milky pfenesti naklad zpracova-
nj 2 roku 1912, ktery je vyssf
nezli byl roku 1941.
: Valecna pracovnf rada
nafldila zvysenf mzdy O 4 cen
ty ma hodinu pro 225, 900 del
nikd u General Motors Corpo-
ration, ably mzdy byly prizp1-
sobeny ku stoupajfcfm cenam
zivotnlch potTeb. Hlasovano
bylo v pom6ru 6 ku 3 a zapor-
ne hlasy vrhli delnictf clenove
rady.
Komiserady odporucila wv
mzdy 0 5 cent? ma hodinu
a pGvodne d~6lnictvo pozadova-
10 zvysenf 0 1912 centu ma no.
Rozhodnutf rady MAJ
platnost cd 20. dub
ma, kdy stara smlouva vyprsela|
a tyka Sc 95 zavod1 spolecno-
sti. Odhaduje Sc, re jejf W.
plata stoupne nynf o 1915, OOOI
]
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Ledova voda chrani pred hni-
tim zasilkY bramborHH.

OdbOrnfci re zemedelske ko
leje pri statni universite kali
fornske oznamili, re docela je-
dnoduchy prostfedek pomaha
nynf pfi zasilkach bramborI
ma trhy v Chicago a v New Yor
ku, ably Sc cestou nekazily.
Minuly rok Sc zjistilo, re
brambory, posflane v refigera-
torch kalifornskymi obchod-
Milky, nepodlehaly tolik hned-
mutt browning" a hnilob6,
kdyz pred nalozenfm do vago-
nu byly ochlazeny v ledove vo-
de.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

4. Konvence Narodniho Svazu
Ceskych KatolfkH We znameni
valecneho usiIi.
odevzdanf svatova-
clavskeho praporu Cs. Armada.
zpravy o cinnosti pc
valecne vitezstvi a trvaly mir.
Cirkevni i obcanska lsavnost
nedeli ~. zarf.. Upozorneni
zastupcGm a hostEm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
New Yorske taxiky ma BRAN
nou praci.

Poole naT1zenl uTadu pro
brannou dopravu, zmizf z
newyorskych ulic nekolik set
taxlku, dopraven1m ma Long Is
land, ably slouzily pTi doprave
deln1kG re vzdalenych mist do
leteckych tovaren. Ponevadz
doprava smerem re severn ma
jih je ma Long Island spatna
budou nyn1 tyto taxfky "a jis-
poplatek pravidelne dopra-
vovat delniky do prace. Taxi
ky budou rfzeny clenkami zen
ske dobrovolne sluzby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Bankovku Ia myS.

Postovnl trad v Londyne OBJ
drzel pred kratkem malou pie
chovou krabicku, v ktere byla
peclive zabalena mys a pripo-
jen tento dopis:
Eve vnitfnostech teto mysi
naleza Sc zbytek jedne libry
sterlink1, kterou mys sezrala.
Proslm, poslete mi "a nj jinou
bankOvku."
Postovnf 1Tednici pravf, re
to vysetr1, ale nechtejf hledat
ztracenou bankovku v mysfm
zaludku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Spokojene budem hledet v dalku.

My nezaniknem nikdy, jak je prani vraha.
budeme Tit Ease jak narOd svobodny,
tax mas svet znal vzdycky, my povstanem Ease,
mas narod byl IMAM, jak narod nezdolny.
My jsme stale znamy. jak narod holubi6f.
ale nase sfla byla vzdy jake sila Iva,
my vzdycky stall muzn9 ma svetovem kolbisti.
a valcili jsme statne, jeden vzdy "a diva.
Dneska zas stojime proti svemu vrahu,
ten, ktery chtel vzdycky mas narod vyhubit,
name Jeste dneska slovanskou odvahu,
S nasimi %spojenci, svobodu vydobit.
TO Sc nam podaf1, to jsme 81 jiz jistf,
re pOraZlme navzdy, trOj-hlavOu bestii.
Nemec to odpyka, v Rusku zimu prfst1,
Amerika s Cmou ztresta tez tn zmiji.
Mast letci s Anglif, boff jiz Nemecko,
dnes jz vid1, co svetova valka jest,
ne Jak S te prvn1, S te vyvazli lehko,
Jz zac1najl c1tit, Spojeneckou pest.
Muslme je porazit, by nemohli Ease
pOVstat a vyVrazdit VSecky narody,
vzdyt jsme Sc spojili, a to v pravem case.
docllili jsme Stastne vSichni dohody, ---
porazit MAJESTY a roztriskat Jim vsecko,
i jejich spojencGm, kterl valcf pfi Mich,
ably prec poznali, re nejde to tax lehko,
re neJsme v tie valce jak oni myslf pro smlch.
My dneska valcfme osvobodit lidi,
cd nazi-faSist-Sikmookych vrahG,
"a tn luZu >cely svet Sc styd1,
my je poraz1me bez dlouhych prntahn.
PAX 81 oddechneme, stastne budem zfti,
az dobojujem tuto desnou waikiki,
naslm co paddy, ma hrOby dame XVIII,
spokojeni, stastny budem hledet v dalku.
JAN J. HRBl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

We Falls City byl usmrcen
45lety John L.. Hanika pfi jfz-
de ma motorcyklu. Pr rychle
jlzde narazil ma vyvyseny O.
kraj silnice a naraz byl tax
prudky, re byl odhozen temer
ma go stop vzdalenosti a rozra-
zena mu lebka. Byl majitelem
automobilove spravkarny We
Falls City.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Polsti delnici " Belgii.
Londyn, 16. zarf (ONA)

Polska vlada Londyne O.
znamuje, re v Belgii stale jeste
PRAGUE $4,000 polskych delhi
XII, kter1 Sc tam usadili pred
valkou. Nemecka gestapo v
Belgii Sc k temto delniknm
chova temef tax, jake k jejich
krajanGm, kter1 zij1 v Polsku.
Dostavajf mens1 prfdely potra-
vim nez Belgicane a Nemci a
jsou pod stalym dohledem ne
mecke policie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

Helena Sandersonova z Chi
caga ma syna, jez slouzf v An
gill a neslySela O mem nekolik
tydnG. Konecne dostala kabe-
logram a tesla Sc co il syn d.
leziteho sdeluje. Telegram
incl: Miami, posli mi paja-
mas!" Matka vyohvf, pone-
vadz myslf, re syn nemGze bez
mich spat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

- Pc predchozi zkousce de-
partment valky naTidil, re vo-
jaci ma vsech vojenskych sta
nicich We Spojenych Statech
budou nuceni cd nynejska ku-
povati pouze "a hotove.
Novym T1zen1m rusi sc priv
lei vojakG kupovati ma liver ma
stanicfch, jiz sc tesili celia de-
%setilet1. Nova politika uspori
vedenf knih a ocekava Sc, re
Dude pobidkou vojakdm k spo-
fivosti.
Rozkaz vejde v platnost dnem
1. Zari.
Henry j. Kaiser, MATTEL
lodenic ma zapadnfm pobrezf a
Howard Hughes, prosluly pla-
ny ma stavbu aeroplan1, byli
povefeni, ably vystaveli tTi vel
Ike dopravn1 aeroplany ma
zkousku nakladem $18,OOO,-
900, jak oznamil Donald Mel
son, pfedseda rady pro valec-
nou produkci.
Ami Kaiser ami Hughes ne
budou m1ti zadny financnf
zisk pfi praci teto, ale Kaiser
obdrzel instrukce, ably sestavil
plany ma tovarnu, v niz by ty-
to aeroplany byly vyrabeny, O.
sc We sluzbe. Stavba
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

A weekly Bohemian journal
devoted to material, education
al and political Interests of
Bohemians in the United States
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08

1T isn't so hot in Panama" he
said, but it certainly is damp. The
peak temperature in 20 years was
SO degrees. The average tempera-
ture is between IS and 80 degrees
1t rains every day and sometimes
three times a day. L have known
1t to rain steadily for two weeks.
1t is so damp that | have to keep
$50 watt heater in my closet to
keep my clothes from mildeWing
There are no mosquitoes and nc
flies in Panama"
There is no surplus of women il
Panama. In fact, American girls
are rare there. The social life of
the zone centerS in the clubs where
recreation facilities are concen-
trated. Stauch lives in government
quarters. He has two rooms and
bath for 81 month. The ST pays
for lights, water, and janitor SER
vice also.
Stauch has taken many trips in
the year he has lived in Panama,
touring the islands and the isthmus
On his trip home he flew from
Panama to Mexico City, where he
stopped overnight before continuing
homeWard. He is home for 60-day
vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08
District Invests
$4,000 in Bonds
To Help Win War

Imperial Irrigation District direc-
tors Tuesday authorized Anna Nc
Manus, treasurer, to invest for the
district $4,000 in United States War
Bonds with funds from the reserve
which the administrator of the
Rural Electrification Administration
requires the district to maintain
under its contract with the federal
government.
The sum stipulated is approx
mately equal to one years servicing
of the bonds, including both inter-
est and principal.
The contract specifies that the
Imperial Irrigation District is au-
thorized and permitted to invest
moneys in the Contract Fund in
excess of current requirements in
bonds of the United States of Amer
ica."
Rural Electrification bonds bear
2.77 per cent interest, while wal
bonds carry ESQ per cent. Thus by
purchasing the war bonds the board
not only performed a patriotic SER
vice for the government but also
reduced the interest on the reserve
required by the government to 27
of one per cent, which is believed
to be an all-time low for interest
on money in Imperial county.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08

like this: Born in the tall timber
SO miles from Shreveport, went to
Louisiana College and Louisiana
State University, sang in the glee
clubs, took bachelors and masters
degrees, became professor of history
and social sciences at Dodd College
for Women. He began singing on
the radio. "Fust did sorta classical
numbahs," he said, then popular
stuff, an finally good oil cawhn.
Once was known as 'Dixie's Mos
Popular YoGeleh, but yodelin hurt
nah throat"
Beginning with guitar accom-
panist, he built up a band BY this
time he had quit teaching and was
clerk of the criminal court. Four
Tears ago he won his commission
er's post. Il knew folks wanted
some entertainment an didn't care
what I said" he admitted. $50 l
gave 'em entertainment Besides, |
didn't Wanta be one of those
promise-ever'thing an'-dO nothing
politicians"
BAND BEATS BUSHES
All but one of the members of
his band are employed now in city
offices controlled by Davis, as
policemen, clerks and such. Il use
the band in my campaigns" he ex-
planned.
Among his hit ballads, besides
You Are MY Sunshine" are 1T
Makes No Difference Now" NO
body's Darlin'," Worried Mind"
and When It's Roundup Time in
Heaven
Davis came out here for a little
rest recently and met some Uni
versal executives at lunch Three
Gays later the studio bought screen
rights to several of his songs and
he was at work as a dude ranch
MASTER of ceremonies in what ap-
pears to be a musical western. He
doesn't know what the story's about,
or care either. Davis wants to hurry
back to his wife, his constituents
and his fishing.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08
oIIywood's
Fdncies
By Paul Harrison

HOLLYWOOD April 7 = BY the
time you read this. the people of
Shreveport, La, will be learning
that their police, fire and building
commissioner, Mr.. James Davis, has
been gallivanting around in the
movies. AS a composer, singer and
actor, complete to theatrical make
up, sprayed larynX and dudiSh west
ern costume, he has made enough
money in few days to dwarf his
wage during his whole career-ex-
pectancy as a guardian of public
safety.
After talking with Tor listening
to- Commissioner James Davis on
the set of a movie called Strictly
in the Groove I can imagine his
own constituents in Louisiana will
be far less surprised than other
movie fans by his extra electoral
activities.
For instance, the voters of Shreve-
port must know by now that Jimmy
, Davis is an odd combination of
scholar, yodeler, crooner. composer
and politician. They may even
know that he has written and re-
corded some 300 songs, and that the
, sheet music royalties on just one of
them, You Are M Sunshine" have
topped $4,000. OF course. sheet
music sales are very poorly these
days, but Davis has the cheering
assurance that the same song has
sold about 1,250,O00 records, one of
the biggest hits on the six-gun and
six-string guitar radio programs.
DUMB LIKE AFJX
Davis is tall, lean, blue eyed, glist-
ening- toothed, and has a confiden-
tial draWling manner which in this
part of the country doubles for
charming, homespun naivete. Davis
is charming, all right, but he is
about as simple as AZ foxes He's
due back at Universal in May for
another picture and probably will
wind up with 81 per cent of the
studio.
His chronology runs something
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08
Soviet Army Smoshes Into
white Russia i'm Advance

At one point the Russians found
1900 dead Germans among the
dissolving snoW forts, it was said.
Accounts reaching Kuibyshev
yesterday indicated the German
siege lines around Leningrad had
been broken in at least one point
and that q relief train carrying
supplies to the city had been sent
through the gap. The Germans
began their siege of Leningrad last
September.
DEATH TOLL HIGH
The army organ Red Star said
the Germans lost 1877 600 dead and
more than 100000 wounded during
February and March-not count
ing thousands who perished from
disease, the bitter cold and guer-
lila attacks-in the Soviets' winter
counter offensive.
The Russians took 1862 guns
1900 machine guns. 1874 tanks and
vast amounts of other war booty
during the period
At least 40 battles involving sew
eral dozen planes on each side
have been fought during the past
week over one sector where i'm
portant land operations are taking
place." Soviet officials said.
As result of their heavy losses
the German fliers were said to be
operating in groups of IL to 40
planes, half of which are fighters
Today's Soviet war communique
said that on the northwestern front
Russian troops were advancing af-
ter inflicting heavy losses on the
enemy and that in one days fight
ing alone the German casualties
totalled ,I25 men.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08
voneyite Tells
Of Panama Life

Blackouts every night and rain
every day.
Ernest w. Stauch, son of Mrs
Earl Davis of the Mt. Signal dis
trict, is home on vacation from
Panama where the whole canal zone
goes into partial blackout at 6 and
total blackout at II every night and
it rains 130 inches year.
He is employed by the govern
ment in the commissary in Cristobal
in the canal zone. Stauch formerly
worked at the Sears Roebuck store
in Ell Centro and was selected for
the work in Panama because there
he does the same type of retail
selling as he did in the Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08
BY M. S. HANDLER

KUIBYSHEV, Russia, April 8 -
CUP)-Soviet forces were reported
tonight to have smashed German
lines and entered the province of
White Russia, only a short dis
tance from the cid Polish border,
after killing or Wounding $4,000
German troops in two months of
winter wal.
While Red army troops fought to
reconquer White Russia whose
eastern border lies about $50 miles
from Russa's preWar frontier
with Poland, Russian troops in the
north were said to have broken
through German siege lines around
Leningrad
The White Russian border was
crossed at several points" ac-
cording to advices reaching Mos
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08

COW, and fighting still was under
way as the Russian forces pushed
forward, presumably in the Nevei
region ..orth of Vitebsk and north
west OF Smolensk
2SO-MILE GAIN
If the White Russian frontier
was crossed in the Newell region the
Russian forces would have pushed
the Germans back 280 miles from
Moscow in that vital sector of the
Russian front.
The break through on the north
ern Leningrad front, according to
the official government newspaper
Izvestia, occurred when a spring
thaW melted the ice and snow fort
ifications which the Germans had
built to maintain their encirclement
of the former Czarist capital.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 70. 1901. Pub
lished every afternoon except Sat
urday and Sunday Saturday after
noon issue now succeeded by the
Sunday Post-Press, established 1886
by the Imperial valley Publishing
company, 625 State street, FL Gen.
tro, Calf.
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. C. john
ston, president and gener
manager; E. A. Fitzilugn, secretary
and managing editor.
West Holiday Co.. Inc, National Ad-
vertising representatives.
Member. California Newspaper Pub
fishers associate n.
Entered at El Centro, Calf, post
Sffice as second class matter.
Subscription rates in California sc
per copy.
In conjunction with the Post-Press
(Sundays), per month 75c paid in ad-
vance. 3 months, S2.10: months,
$400; one year, $3.50: outside Cali
fornia. ST per month
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08
FOUND GUILTY OF
ASSAULT

A superior court jury found
Amado Gotta guilty of assaultl1g
Jesus Sua with a knife in Brawley
last Feb. 13. Ine jury deliberated
the evidence from 1888 p. m. until
9:13 p. m. Tuesday. The jury re-
duced the charge from a felony to
a miSdemeanor.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-08
Defense Official
Visits VaIIeyto
Review Problems

William Yount, mobilization chief
on the state civilian defense council
was in Imperial county Tuesday
collecting information concerning
the county and city defense coun-
ellis.
The state council sent men into
every county to collect information
and after the state council sudies
and complies the material, the mo-
bilization crew will go back into the
| field and help the local organiza-
tionS with their individual problems,
profiting from their study of the
mass of information collected on
their first trip.
ROUNDED PROGRAM
I'm many of the communities" !"
Yount said, I'VE find the organiza-
ton is a bit one sided because the
enthusiasm of the community has
run along one line. We help them
round out the system and make it
equally effective and complete il
all phases. We do not operate as
dictators. We are delegated to help
make the defense plans work. We
find what each group has done and
pass their successes on to the other
counties and cities. We are a.coor-
dinating agency and are instructed
to help solve problems"
Yount said he planned to return
to Imperial county in about two
weeks but if Imperial county resi-
dents wish to have him return be-
fore that time, letter to the state
office of civilian defense may re-
lease him before two weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-09
MERRY-Go-RoUND

Postmaster General Frank Walk CT drew a lot of applause when he issued special Scent Chinese Resistance" stamp, commemorating the herolc anti-Jap resistance of the Chinese. But Walker didn't re- alize that in doing this he was piling up a lot of headaches for himself. Since the issuance of the Chinest stamp, he has been deluged with demands from other Axis ravag,t, countries for similar rec ognition. ,. :. United Mine Work CT insiders say that John L. Lewis is planning to raise the salary of his ualiehter Kathryn from $7,50O to $a,1OO Q year, Miss Lewis has been OF the UNIV payroll many years as her fathers most trusted lieutcnant She now operates as his whip. cracker in District 50 which IS in the throes of a violent revolt against iron-fisted Lewis rule.
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