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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
ASKS UNIONS
 TO ABANDON
 CLOSED SHOP
War Manpower Commis- sion Officials Say
 Would Aid War

CHICAGO, Dec. 17-As a further contribution to the war effort, Will liam Spencer, Regional Director of the War Manpower Commission, be- lieves that organized labor unions should relax their closed shop policy for the duration to permit the absorption of non-skilled workers and non-union workers.
 Spencer says the greatest possible use of all workers of all skills would be obtained If the unions would grant work permits to non-union workers where the unions, them selves, don't have additional work CTS on their rolls"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
Cold Wave Coming 10
 Juneau; Probably Hi
 Tonight, So Get Ready

temperature until mid-afternoon.
 Only has to drop l2 more degrees to hit zero as predicted as a prob able register.
 Residents are warned to watch their water pipes, incidentally their fires; put up rugs at the bottom of the doors to keep out draughts also papers around window cracks for the same purpose, and gener- ally prepare to keep warm. Even the temperature at zero is not so cold to Juneauites if the darn old wind didn't bust in to become a real nuisance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
Ronnn1ePs Forces Slashed Ln Two By Allies
kiska laps Face Tough Winier as Our Forces
 Gut of Their Supplies

Army officers here are un- willing to say positively that no supplies whatever have reached Kiska in the last two months, but they do point out that the only possible supply system would have been submarines or surface ships which may have slipped into the harbor at night and got out again before dawn.
 Both of these systems are mere ly theoretical, however, and 1t is unlikely that they have been fol- lowed out. Officers believe that it would be almost impossible for the enemy to unload any quantity of cargo, get 1t off the beach, and eradicate the signs of a cargo movement all in a single night.
 Our patrol planes. which are over the area, sometimes several times in a day, would see such signs and report it. Officers recognize tn e probability that the Japs will be able to clink to the island in the fact of dwindling supplies longer than most white troops because of their known ability to live on little rice and a few fish. Fish
 nra
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
Axis Had Dar|an Right
 By Throat, He Says, But
 Allied Nations Won Out

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, Dec. 17.-Admiral Jean Darlan declared here in a formal statement tha French Africa, with the Allies, must make a maximum military effort to defeat Germany and Italy"
 The former Commander of all of Vichys armed forces disclaimed any personal ambition and said his mo- tive in joining the Allies was to free himself from the Axis yoke.
 The French people themselves will decide freely what form of gov- ernment and national policy they desire" said Admiral Darlan.
 T have stated emphatically and repeatedly to Commander-in-Ch Eisenhower that in leading north west Africa against Germany and Italy into the ranks of the United Nations, I seek no assistance or support for my personal ambition, " Admiral Darlan told American and British correspondents.
 Reuters also quotes him as telling this at a conference with newsmen and also saying that the Germans had me by the throat"
 Darlan, at the press conference. said cooperation with the Nazis in the days before the Allied occupa- tion of French Africa had been forced upon him and every move I made, everything I said or wrote, everyone with whom talked, came under the closest German scrutiny. There were German spies about me at all times"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
U. S. SOAP COMPANIES
 ARE FINED

WASHINGTON, Dec. IT. - The Department of Justice announces that it has filed criminal infor- nation, charging the nations three largest soap manufacturers with fixing prices in violation of the Antitrust Law.
 The companies are Proctor and Gamble, Colgate and Palmolive Peet, and Lever Brothers. The com panies and their Presidents plead- ed nolo contendere, refusing to answer the charge and were fined $100o0 each.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17

Military secret be hanged-there is a cold wave approaching Juneau and is very likely to hit here this evening, perhaps by the time this is read-it has struck, and how
 The Weather Bureau, in a warn ing at noon today, said Juneau residents should be prepared for low temperatures approaching zero get that-and probably wind, off the record.
 The thermometer at the Fire Hall said Is above zero at 2 o'clock this morning. At o'clock it reg istered l2 and juggled around that
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
BIG AIRBASE OF FJAPANE5E
 GETS BOMBS

WITH AMERICAN FORCES IN CHINA, Dec. 14.-Delayed)- )-Gia- Ian airdrome at Haoi, the largest Japanese airport in French Indo- China, has been plastered with four and one-half tons of bombs today as Brig. Gen Chennult's China Air Task Force continued to smash the enemy strongholds in Burma and Indo-China.
 Pilots of the American raiding planes described the attacks as perfect bombing operations"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
HENDERSON
 TO RESIGN
 VERY SOON
Price Administrator 10 Be Succeeded by Senator
 Prentiss Brown

WASHINGTON, Dec IT. -- Re- ports are being circulated that Leon Henderson will be succeeded as Price Administrator by Senator Prentiss Brown of Michigan.
 This brought predictions that one of the immediate results would be softening of rationing controls that will release more supplies to ci- vilians.
 Reliable sources said that unless some hitch develops, Henderson will resign shortly after January l for a rest and Brown, defeated in the November elections, will be named his successor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
LiquorIs (utDown,
 Dominion
of Beer, Wines, Spirits, Re-
 duced in Canada

OTTAWA, Dec. 17.-Prime Min ister Mackenzie King today ordered cuts in the amount of intoxicants released for consumption in Can ada.
 The order also bans liquor and beer advertising in the Dominion of Canada for the duration.
 The cut in intoxicants is as follows:
 Beer cut to 10 percent, wines by 20 percent and spurious liquors by 30 percent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
MAUI NAzIS
 BOTTLED UP
 ON DESERT
New Action looming in Tunisia as Rains
 SIdeken Up

LONDON, Dec. IT. - The Axis fleeing columns in Libya have been cut in two, the British announced today. Part of the Axis troops are trapped in between British forces and have suffered heavy casualties in an effort to break out.
 This stroke in the hot chase across the desert was achieved yes- terday, a Cairo communique dis closed, when Britain's Eighth Army reached Wadi Matratin, about 65 miles west of Fl Agheila, and cut inland to the south across Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's retreat line
 Mauling Germans
 Some Axis armored divisions are bottled up and continue to be severely mauled," the communique added.
 There was no immediate estimate of the number of men trapped but observers said that a large Nazi rearguard force is being me medically mopped up.
 On the opposite side, the Axis last narrowing foothold in tht southern Mediterranean area is being slashed at as Allied forces in Tunisia are stirred into new action.
 Tunisia Fight Opens
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
RED ARMY
 GAINING,
 2 FR0N TS
Warfare on Frozen Eastern Front Swinging Back
 to Soviet Favor

MOSCOW, Dec. 17.-After a week of comparative indecision, the course of warfare on the frozen eastern front appeared today to be swinging definitely back in favor of the Red Army.
 The Soviets announce the cap- ture of five more German strong points in the Rzhev sector on the Central Front and the bloody re- pulse of a heavy Nazi counter drive southwest of Stalingrad
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
 OF MEATS
 WEARS END

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.--Nation- wide meat shortages will be re- lieyed by an OPA order. expected soon, allowing packers to begin slaughtering on l943 quotas of De- cember 19 instead of waiting until January l.
 Representative Ward Johnson. Republican of California, is au- thority for the statement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
PRICES WEDNESDAY

Alaska Juneau mine stock closed Wednesday at 8, American Can at 72, Anaconda 245s, Bethlehem Steel 54%, Commonwealth and Southern 7i30, Curtiss Wright 6A, Interna- tional Harvester STA, Kennecott 27A, New York Central 101s Northern Pacific 7A, United States Steel AT, Pound S4.04.
 The following were Wednesday s Dow, Jones averages: industrials ll706, rails 26.5l, utilities APO.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
MRS. CARMEN BERRY TO
 LEAVE FOR SEATTLE

Mrs. Carmen Berry has resigned her position as file clerk with the Office of Price Administration and will leave the latter part of the week to join her husband in Se- attle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-17
BASKETBALL
 ON FRIDAY

On the basketball schedule for tomorrow, games to be played at Douglas are the Bruins vs. St. Louis Blues and Cheechakos vs. Mala- mutes.
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Washington Journal., 1942-09-04
Sind LuiischIoeSSer
b~ewohnbar?

Am bequemIten lebt li6's in le'
men Iuftigen @ebil0en, oie aus
@olfen gebaut, bonn Monoi6ein be-
leudtet uno nit Srdumen mob
Iiert lino. IS lit idper, iid Der
gerlodung gu ent3ieben, 2ntt-
ihl0Iier gu bauen uno ii6 reid-
pone Moglidfeiten aus8umalen; es
entipringt gu iebr meuidliGem use
len, bon elmer i6orlen 3ufunft 81
trdumen.
@eraoe neil ser 2ebensfampf 10
ernt lit uno neil Diele @iinl9e
unerfiiut bleiben miiilen, lit es
berfiibrerii6, iid in cine i60nere,
buatere @elt 8u perieBen, in Der
eg feline 96mierigfeiten gibt uno
in Der oaS 2eben tpie elm farben.
frobes MGrden obldrft. Mber all
gu i6nea foIgt meiit Oas @rwa6er,
uno mon lit Onnn pieoer in benz
nii9ternen 8fli9tenfreis oes tag
liden 2ebens.
na0 oag lit gut 10, Oenn mir
Ioaen unier 2eben nidt bertrdlt-
men, ion0ern ibm Snbalt geben uto
etpas Ieiiten. @er feline Ybantaiie
oa3u gerne in einem @olfenfududs-
beim ipa8ieren fiibrt, miro init ben
bei1eioenen @rfolgen, Die iid i'm
2eben our6 @rbeit unO 8fliGter-
filung erringen laiien, leidt UNI
5ufrieoen Iein.
@er etpas errei6en min, muB
INNER i'm Auge bebalten, oaB ii9
elm 3iel nlr G6ritt fir Sdritt
berpirfli6en IdBt uno oaB fem
8auberitab cine biibi9e giaa nit
toobfgefiiGtem @el6i6ranf io5uia.
gen ans 8ett bringt.
@s ma6t Iei1t I1winoelig, im-
mer gum Morro binauf3uidauen
uno Die groe, auf Ser mir nun
einrnal le6en, aus Ben @ugen 5u
berfieren; tper i'm 2eben boripdrts
fonlmen min, muB i9on an Die
fleirten Steinden un6 8lOd6en be-
riidiidtigen, Die auf unieren 8e-
gen liegen.
SroBoem brau9t man ni9t bar
alf gu per5idten, ii5er Ben eflgen
nmfreis unieres 9aieins auf fer.
ner Iiegenoe 3ieIe gu idauen: man
bari aber nidt bergeiien, baB tie
ii9 nur our6 gnergie uno 5iel'
bepuBte 9lrbeit bermirfliden lailen.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-04
NereinSs& alenOer

GpucDrS GLIB. pr1iioent:
Carl Gtober; SefretGr, ,Srau y.
Shladter, 1868 Conn. IUe., 81. 8
9~eriommlung ie6en Oritten Mitttpod
i'm Wonnt.
IruIpect Sill TrieObOf. 9r6iiOert:
Jreo 9oeeliang; Sefretar: S. 9.
@infler; G9asmeiiter: 2aurence ..
Gtus. 9eri. om 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm Srieobofsgeb1uoe.
a 9entde Treimnurer 2Dge
% Mrminias, Mr. %, G.4.M.M.
~ Sefret1r: 5reof. 8ertram,
1871 Gbepbero Str, %. 6. Der
fnmmIung ari /. 9ienstag i'm Mo.
nat i'm Neuen Maionic Eempel, 13te
ur0 S StraBe, %. 90.
Mrminins @ergniignn8s @erein.
0r6fi6ent: Aonrno Miiler; Gefre.
tar: Sbeo6or 2er1, 5905 Siebte
GtraBe, 81. 50. 9~eriammlung an
/. Sonnobeno i. Mt. i'm Sauie zines
Witglieoes.
v9entider Sbeater &lnb". Pra.
iioent @uitab Seller. 8~eriammlung
ie0en bierten Mitttpo9 I'M Wfonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftritt Nr. 40. 9r1iiOent, Midel
9oiner; Sefret6r. Gbriitian &ronen.
bitter, 1104 8onibnnt Ctr, SilDer
Gpring. Mo. 9eri. am 4. MittuOd
m Wonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Diitritt Nr. 100. Hrdiioent: Sobn
@reoIein; Getret1r: Gbriitinn Gbriit
1922 Giinfte StrnBe, 81. SO. 8eri.
am 4ten 9ienstag |. Mlt. i'm Saiiie
Mr. 1920 3 StraBe, 81. 6
Griun Oamenberein. Yr1iioentin,
ssrnu %. Grumte, 1859 Spring
@oa0, 81. 49,; Gefret6rin, Grau u.
@aBmann, 1904 Morningiioe DriDe.
81. SO. 9eri. om 2. WittDoh i'm
Wonot, nndmittags / ubr.
@uppert Seim Tranen &ilfsber.
tin. Yr1fioentin, Srau 9obette
Qrumfe; Setret1rin, Grnu Mabel
Diet. g~eriommIung am 2. 9iens.
tag I'M @onot. 2 l1br nadmittogs,
TN Seine.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-04

lie Meniden. Der gerfebr ftodfe.
9eudten6e gu6ituben DerfiinOeten:
n0as gefeiRIte Ser5l Dns erGbte
5ilmperf oes Sobrbuuoertsl"
Ser Serr @rofeiior gins febr
Doriidtie uio uniider. 9as Sc.
Or6uge dnsitigte i'm. unO plOslt6
iab er ourd ieine 8riaenglGler EN-
iibes, fleines Mi1OdengeIi9t. rAb,
2ieshenl" .@nten Abeno, ga.
pal"
@ebeu 2iesden ftanO Der ai-
liitent.
.Ssa 10 ettuos =" Ser @rofeiior
OergoB gu froeeu. @r mar gliid-
lid, iest nidt mebr alein gu leitt.
nSerr @rofeiiur," iugte Der VI
Iiitent etipos perlesen, oiteaen sic
iid Dor, i6 fomme in 0as Sino,
notiirIi9 idon elm wenig ipGt, in9
meinen Y1os auf, = per iist Oa
ueben mir = 5rGulein 2ieie."
Sab gar nitt gefplBt, la9le
Ser 9rofeiior, bob Sic Elm &ino-
beiuder iino. Seoenfans 1T es
iebr biibid, OuB mir uns getroffen
boben."
Ser Serr 9rofeior bate Oie
Sdnoe bereits pieOer auf Dem
@iiden gefaltet un0 ging in Sc
oonfen periunfen 8piiden 0en bei-
ben climber. rSeben sic, 9oftor,"
ingte er, oum otf nier @eiprd6
bon beute abenO 5uritf5ufommeli.
@enn id iebt sic %getroffen bate
ODER meme Sodter, 0as ware ia
irgenomie erfldrlid. aber oaB i'd
Sic beioe 8uiommen treffe, ous 1T
mirflid elm 3ufoal"
Washington Journal., 1942-09-04
Abhaerten!

Gin iebr einfo6es WaitteI our
@6bartung lit 8arfuBgeben. User
sic M0gli9feit oaau Fat, ioate beg
nlorgens Is Minrten oarouf Der-
men0eu, oann bic SiiBe falt ob-
maiden un0 Die Striimpfe iber-
5ieben. @o6 better 1T es, IN
@ras barfuB gu laufen, oas itdrtt
sic SiiBe, nlir 1T oarauf 5u adtt1,
oaB oiele Itets nahber wieoer err
w6rmt tperoen alio trodene
Goden ooer Striimpfei
Surge falte 9ui6en ooer taltes
abreiben oes gan8en &Orpers iiro
wirfiame NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Qo-
nit muB man ieood porii1tig be-
ginnen un0 oie Guide 5unahft BON
nur fur3er Dauer nebmen; IfneheS
Sanoeln beiBt bier grfolgl
2uftbaoer bdrten al. glna oa-
nit miro miteigernO" Derfabren.
Siinf Minuten i'm Mnfang genii-
qen, oamn 5ebn Minuten, ipdter
brinqt man es big auf cine babe
5tunoe. llno in Isrbinoung Oa-
nit 8epegung unb ridtige Mtern-
gpmnaitif, gut elm uao ausatmerl
Washington Journal., 1942-09-04
@is bic srofen 8sitnnssfurmate
e~ntitanben iinO

0ie sroBen, fir uniere geeriffe
unpraftii6en Sormate piele aus
ldnoiider, beionoers ober engliider
3eituns entitanoen 8n 8eginn oes
porigen Sabrbnnoertg, uno 3tpar
merfapiiroiger @eiie our1 cine Steu-
er. Sn gnslano ging man namlid
oa5u iiber man NOR ihor oamals
iebr rege i'm lusfinoigmaden INNER
neler S~teuerobiefte = Die 3eitnngs-
bogen al beiteuertl. ga iid Ser
SteueriaB nod ser arl3abl Ser So
gen ridtete, tpuroe oie 3eituns nod
uno mad Bis a1tf einen 8ogen Der-
fleinert, mdbreno oas 5ormot oafiir
fat ins @ren6enIofe puds. Sic
Zines" brahte es 8. 9. i'm Sabre
1920 bis auf Elm 5ormat BON 124X
81 Gentimeter.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-04
Der Weise

81 Dem alternben Warf Ewain
fam Elm iunger Monn unO err
flarte: pMein 8ater fannie iie
iebr gut Serr Smainl"
u0fi9 baben biele Meni6en
idledt eemadtl" meinte Spain Ia
9elno.
Sic idon, Denn id fragen Oarf2"
@enn Ser oeutide @aiier 8il-
belm Ser 3peite ons erite @ar0ere-
siment inipi5ierte, 10 %unterbielt er
fid germ ausfibrli9 nit BEN ein-
aelnen Refruten, I'M elm llrteil
iiber ibren 8iloungsgrao 81 ge.
minnen. ginmal entipann iid oa.
Bel foIgenoe lnterbalting:
rSnit on i6on einmal meine In.
teridrift geie6en2"
nEiamon, gtp. MaieitGt."
D8as itebt oenn 0a immer31
90 Itebt 8ilbelm 5. st."
Gut ia. @as beiBt oena 8.
81. eigentIid?1
n9ns beiBt Snperntor @er."
vgebr gut, mein Sobnl Mber
mas beoputet oenn Smperator2
@tromm fiebt Ser brabe Medlen'
burger ieinem oberften @riessberra
its Muge:
uSmperatar 1T cine griibtartOf.
fell"
Der aaiier Iudte, bob iBm bic
Grdnen tamen.
Washington Journal., 1942-09-04

49, 0N%<~ tf~ O<EEl
einen Re6tsgeIebrten 6osu. Sic
ituoierten oos S6riftitiid, bot es
Observation-Disclosures Sc mar
BON foiierliden Oberbefeblsbaber
unter5eidnet uno perbieB, Sen Dot
tor Donotio 2ilius un6eihn0et an
2eib uno Seele in Die belogerte
Sto6t 8uriidSubringen.
Donatio ging nit oen 2aiierIi-
den. Seine Trau blieb peinenO
3uriif.
CT blieb stpei Gage BEL Ben aai-
ierli6en in 0eDiu. gielleidt iolte
i6 bier einfiigen, 0oB er Ser Gene
rain oas 2eben rettete. Die beioen
5ubren @etreioe purOen D~ertrogs-
gemGB geliefert. Damn ihloiien iid
oie Sore Straliunos mieOer, Biz am
Oritten Sag sic aaleide Oes Dcftor
Oonatio 2fIius porfubr. Ser Sobe
&ot battle li6 our gegriiBung einge-
funoen. sic 0ffneten ben @agen-
idIag. 6rou &otbarina fieI I'm.
Sic mar obnm6dtig getporoen. Sn
Ser &alei1e itanO elm Surg. gr
mar berl0tet unO iie muBten Sano->
merfsIeute bolen, nm i'm 81 OFfnen.
Sn Dem Sarg lag Donotio 2ilius.
Ct mar tot. gs fan0 itd feline Bun-
Sc, feline OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nieien ouf fein @nOe. Mber Die
Mer3te erflGrten iibereinltimaeno, :
er lei er1tift. Ser 4ote Der 9afier-
Ii9en, ser Ben @ogen begleitet tat
te, iiberreidte elm S9reiben Der SAT
ierli6en; Damn entflob er. Sa Dem
S6ret6en faro ii6 sic @rfldrang.
Oonatio 2ilits merOe bier, 10 bieB
es, wie beriproden, unbeihaoet an
9eib un6 Seele 8uriifgeliefert. Mon
babe i'm, 0amit ibm auf Ser Sobrt
ia ni6ts aeideben Tonne uno oornit
Ser 8ertrog beltimmt ge5alten lei,
CUR goriidt in einen 8eiliarg elm
gel0tet.
go mar 0entt 00ttor U0nd1lo
2iIius BEL Ieben0igem 2eibe einge-
Iarat poroen unO mar graBlih -
Itift. Sc balf niemanOen ettDos,
0aB ser General ainsfp ertldrte, es
bonOIe iid Inn einen 8libenitreld
Der unterfiibrer, er bnbe oas niht
oepoIIt. Sen 9oftor 2iliuS ma9te
0as niht mieoer Ie6enoig. @r muB
einen I6redli6eu Eoo gebobt ba6en,
benton sic f6, lebeno in eiuen
8leiIorq eingelotct wer0en.
9iIius idpieg. SrGulein 2fio itdnO
pl0blid auf. sic batten einen GRIM
Iiden Bug in Sen Msanbefen. SD
qe6e Iieber an sic friide 2uft",
iogte iie unO iub 2ilius nit einem
Slid an, Ser niht nod Stebes-
e%rflGru1g ousfab.
QiIiug mar beroust. .geanu@ Jag
fe er. glber grenoe erbob ii6 gel
Itesqegenuartig. yWenn Sic ge-
i~totter, begleite id sic, 5rdulein
9iia", I9lug er Dor. 5raIleln Srd
aeitnttete germ. Die beiOen gingen
binals. 2ilius quote bic @6ieln.
o@ar sic @eI6idte ni9t gut?A
meinte er, rih babe iie frei erfnn.
oen."
vSie NOR biellei6t nidt gang ge-
eignet", iogte i'd. n5rdulein Stia
gefieI Iie offenbar nidt. Mir bat tie
0efa4en. @ber aud 8renOel, ooriiber>
fam id Oid berubigen, miro lie
ean5 ausge8eidnet sefoaen baben."
so, mesbalb meinit 0u oaS2"
fragile er eitel.
Sd bin hamburger. $ambnrger
iaaen INNER uno in ieOem Sal bic
@obrbeit. Sogar ungefragt. Das
ma6t tie bdufig 10 beliebt. go lagte
id uro bate Sen grfolg, oaB er
iein @Ias auf einen Bug leerts, e
obIette uro babel ben SUB abbrad:
.grenoel flagte geraoe, ebe ibr ber-
einfamt, er Tonne bier feline refte
0amenbefanntidaft MAIDEN. gu bait
ibm nun oaau perbolfen."
Washington Journal., 1942-09-04
Muffiaer @erua in alien

Mwuffiger @eru9 in alien
Sdr1nfen unO Stubentpinfeln Der.
idpinoet, ipenn man elm offenes
@efdB nit fodenoem Waiier, mel.
dem Gerpentinol beigefiigt lit, Elm
paar Stunocn BARN iteben ldBt.
Gin gbl0ffel Eerpentin auf Elm
2uart @aiier. @ebrmals wieoer-
bolen, Biz ser laitige @eruA pst-
ihpun0en ut. AA
Washington Journal., 1942-09-04

y - "A
@oate ser Sein6 ab8ieben2
aber Der Harlamentdr begebrte
ben &oben &at al ipreden nno er-
0ffnete Ben Serren, Der D~ertratte
Sreuno BaIfeniteins, Der General
&insfp, bite ben @oben Stat, ben
beriibmten Doftor Donatio 2iliits
a1f einen Sag itts Saupfquartier
Der 8eIagerer mad 9ebin 81 enten-
Ben. General @insfp lei BON ieiner
@attin begleitet, uno Die bobe 5ron
lei bon elmer @ranfbeit befaaen, Die
fem ar8t i'm Eager Ser 8oGenitein-
iden gu furieren beritebe. Ser Sc
neral biete nit gintpiGigung Oes
@eneraliiiimus atpei 6ubren @etrei-
Sc ais gntgelt an. Or appellierte
an bic driitlide Naditenliebe beg
&oben States, oa es iid bier Inn
cine Sralt baroIe, bic nit benz
&riege nidts at tim babe.
Ser Sobe 0tot bon StrnliunO be-
riet Iid nur fura. gr CAB feline
gintpinigung, itente es ober benz
9oftor DonQtio 2ilius aubeim, OBJ
er au Sen aoiierIiden geben noble
ODER nidt.
Donotio 2iIius mar bereit. Seine
Srau aotbarina fIebte i'm an, nidt
8a aeben. rSte baiien bid Dona-
ito, es lit liherlid cine Gaael"
Donatio 2ilius iab ii6 ben Grei.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-01
Household Repairs
Will Be Taught In
New Defense Class

Fall plans OF the training commit.
tee OF the Civilian DEFENSE Volun-
teer Office include a course on re.
pair OF household equipment. In
struction in this will be given by
representative OF local gas and
electric utilities. and by expert
plumbing, upholstering and carpen.
tering workers who are already pre-
pairing their material Husbands
and wives may sign up for this
course together, and II there is suf-
ficient demand for II from high
school age students. the hours OF
instruction may be adjusted accord
ingly. The date and place OF meet.
ing will be announced in advance
so that persons may register II they
wish TO learn how to do minor
household repairs on such things as
electric and gas equipment, plumb.
ing facilities. Local service men
have already expressed themselves
as in favor OF such a project 10 save
automobile transportation Of skilled
repairmen for minor jobs which
could be handled by householders
themselves
Other courses 10 be commenced
by the training committee in Sep
TENDER include speakers training
and child care.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-01
Navy Appears Unalarmed
Over Japs in Aleutians

Washington Aug l-INS-While
continuing intensive aerial recon.
Nuisance, the Navy today appeared
unbalanced over the possibility that
the japanese may attempt to seize
other remote United States islands
in the Aleutians and the Bering
Sea.
Answering published reports by
Alaskan delegate TO Congress, An
thony Dimond, a Navy spokesman
declared that aerial patrols had
failed TO disclose any evidence, OF
Japanese occupation OF the now
uninhabited Pribilof Islands.
At the same time, the spokesman
refuted Dimonds estimate that
there were between 10000 and
$4,000 Japanese on Kiska, Attn and
Agattu' and set the figure at not
NOR than 10,O00-"probably one.
half ashore and one half afloat."
Asked about rumors that the
Japs had occupied the Pribilofs, the
spokesman replied, We are not in
position to say that they are not
there, but have no evidence that
they are"
Have you attempted TO determ.
Inc II the Japs are there" a re-
porter asked.
Yes, We have" the spokesman
replied. but We have seen no
Japs by aerial reconnaissance.
He declared that several hun.
dred" residents Of the two inhabit-
ed islands OF the four-island Pribi-
lof group had been evacuated, and
indicated that there has been no
direct communication with the
Islands since shortly after the Jap.
anese bombing of Dutch Harbor
in the Aleutians on June 3.
Dimond had included the ST.
Lawrence Island among the group
repeatedly in the hands OF the Japs-
nese. but the Navy spokesman had
nothing to saw about this report.
The Pribilofs are located approx.
motely $50 miles northwest OF
Alaska. while the St Lawrence
Island is far to the north lying in
the Berlng Strait between the
tip OF Alaska and Siberia.
The spokesman's disclosure that