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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
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uen1 ipobren uno bauernoen gere6te,
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balten, Die nibt einfa6 an Jad)e Uni
gergeltlng oenft, ionoern an elmer
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fann BON 9o-sr nnb Hltben iein.
sSn ,nlcrem 2onbe baben sic 81
l6oie es als cine beionoere Auf9ab'
unteruommen, Die Sheen ,,no @runo
idte fir einen driltliden 5rieoen
lpie ser 81. Gater lie formnliert bat
m0eli6it betannt au maben uno fiji
lire ger'uirflidung 81 arbeitcn. 81
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ser &elieion miro bamit Elm erobe,
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in Sen &riee eintrttt, 10 Iolle, iie noe
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bar olauerfennen, bob 8rGiiben 500
Iepelt in leinem S6reiben an sic 8i
i6ofe, in Dem er ibnen fir ibre 2opa
litatsertlar,ne i'm Namen ser 3otbo
lifen banft, betont, oab Der &rie!
niht ein Ga6efrieg Iein ioa, Ionoer,
baB er al,m 3iele babe, oaB no6be1
ser @eilt gbrilti im internotionole,
2eben ser golfer berrl6en ion. 81
lit imnerbin ihon biel, baB oer Yr6
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Sn anoeru 2dnbern lp1re ser Nus
or,td zines iolb eminent d)riitlidel
@eoantens bonn Staotsoberbaupte ei
ne ltnmoeli6feit.
Ser quite 8ille 1nleres Eraitoen
ten iiberbebt ieood uns, unb beion
oers oie berrfenen @irten uno, Sber
birten, nidt ser Yflidt, unIeren Sci
sur Ser'pirflib,,ng bieies SsS6eoles 81
leiiten. @ir biirien uns feiner Son
ihnna binaeben. @an5 sleib, mi'
ebrlid) ser Erditoent es meinen mag
er ielbit miro nidt imitonoe iein, es
fertie 5u brinaen, oen @eiit @briit
3'm berri6enoen @eiite nnter be,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

len abnIiden bat ben i6lasenoen
gelpeis bafiir eeliefert. Bie Der bee
fannte =Rorreiponbent Bierre
SUB er5dblt, mar in 9oblen5, auf bem
Deutiben Sd, Dor Dem &aiier 8il.
beln-DenfmaI Gam 3uiammenilnB
BON Moiel uno 8bein) cine: Maiien.
berIanmlung anberaunlt, Bel ipeIber
ser berii6tiste Ne,beioe unb berbilie.
ne aatboIiferboiier alfreo 9foienbere
eine leiner fanatnden Giraoen los-
laiien folte. Ser rlabtige Na5ibonse
ertpartete cine 3uborerldaft bon noe.
nigItens 10000. Ntit Iaut idmet-
ternoen Sanfareu 5ogen in Ionaen
Eeiben bie 8rallnbeln6en bot Der
Neonerbiibne a1f. 9l1s &oIenbere er.
idien, mar ouf ben iueiten Ylab aud
niebt ein' ein5ieer 3ub0rer 5u ieben.
ssuti6na,,bero fubr Ser ugolfsbe'
5lpinger" sic Naaibeanten an uno be.
ldimpfte iie cine ,,&atbolifenbonoe"
- mas tie >pirfli6 a,l6 5um 9roBen
Seile tparen.
Gin anberer amerifoniIber Gorre"
iponoent beri6tet, ooB sic tuebrIolen
fatbolil6en Erielter in Stabt uno
2ono in ibren &irhen offen unb nad.
oriidli6 bas Naai=Hel1beioentum be.
fampfen, ielbit in Den 8oritdoten
8erlins, troboem ieoesmal eir BE.
ridtertatter ser @eitdpo 3,.eeaen lit.
Die 8rebieten, bie man berte Don
allen fatbolil6en &onaeln 9eutid)-
lonos alionnt0gIib bort, bdtte man
1T Sen SSSabren 1885, 1886 nno 1887
nidt 5u balten eetpoet. Das fotbo.
liihe BoIf tritt uneribroden Ser Sc.
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ssa5ireeier,,ng es nibt ipaeen tuirb,
nod tpagen barf, 6ffentlid gegen Die
Golfsnaiien analtaeben. 5erner mir.
Sc Die bielfad) aus &atbolifen bette
benoe @eItapo es nid)t ,tnterneb,nen.
lire eieenen @loubensgenoifen on5,,.
sreifen. l1no i6lieBli6 ipiirbe bos int
auslan6 Sen @inor,d ertpeden, als
Oh inn "geeinten" 9elltidlanb reOo-
lutiondre Nufitdnbe itattfdnoen.
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lporoen lit.
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feinem 8olfsteil bos '9taaitum SIT.
lers 10 griinoli6 uno nadbaltis be.
fampft, als bon Sen aatbolifeu ,tnb
ibren 0iibrern. 0tit bunoertproaen.
tiaem 8atriotismus leben iie ni6t MIR
ibre pbpiii6en &rdfte ein 9egen oen
aemeiniamen 2anoesfeino, fonoern
bcfdmpfen al1d NIT Sen 8aiien bes
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frotiiden Sreibeiten beSrobt.
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unter ser 6iibr,ne mnieres Yapltes
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gauge Wenidbeit beoroben6e 9eaai.
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ler. fiirdten bie Haai 1lieman6 mebr.
als sic &atbolifen, als Die fatboIiide
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nen &rieg einaetreten lit, perfclgt es
porl6uiig gIeih Den anberen in ben
&rieg bermidelten 2dnbern bas
Souptaiel, Sen Griea 5i1 ge,uinnen
nno erfoIsreih au gnoe -5u fiibren.
gon feiner Gegierllng erfabrt man
5lr 3eit, bab iie an 5rieben benft ooer
gerluhe no6t, einen 5rieoen berbei-
5niiibrer, nod mlb tpel6er art Der
5ntiinitige 5rieoen iein Jon. 9les
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mig Soiinung 81, bob ser &rieg bolo
su @nbc uno an ieiner Stele 1pieoer
sSrieoe berri6en miro. afan min lid
Diienbar NIT aller &roit a,f ben
Rriea ton3entrieren nnb benft, lpenn
Der Gricg lie0rei6 beenbet lit, oann
miro es iiG lbon bon lelblt 9eben,
pie nn6 mel6er 6rieoe 9elblolien
tpirb.
Gicle eciltigc @initelluig lit be-
benflid lmo bcbo,erleb. Sblicbllb
lit bod ser at errihtenbe bauernoe
s5rieoc ein 9roberes mo preiswiir>
Digeres 3iel ais sic bloBe Nieoerrn=
eung oes ocr5eitiecn @egners. an=
berOem meroen bel DEM 6ricoens-
fd)luB nod anoere 9in9e at regeln
fein als BLOB milit0riidc ooer politi=
fbe. gs lit alld oesbolb beoouerlid,
speil ourb oiele gon5lid)e Sgnoriernng
oes neutrality-suspicious. oie MaIien
nnlpillfiirIih in cine. Stimn,,ng ee=
treben peroe,,, sic mebr ber Hod)e
Mno ben Sob lid nGbert ols oem
hriltli6en @eiitc, oer in erltcr 2inic
on ben Grieoen, ,no aipar einen ee=
re6ten uno neu prbnenoen sSrieoen,
Oel1ft.
llmlomebr lit es at beeriiBen, bab
Der Yoplt ,.nb Sic 8ild)ofe, penieltens
in hen 26noern, in benen biele lid
ned1 als eciitiae 5iibrer 6uBern ,nS
betGtigen biirfen, ,lnausgelest ben
Jricoensaeoanfen betonen. Der ssrie=
bensgebanfe barf nidt als bent Sinn
berloren meroen. Ser 81. Gater er-
,pirbt ii6 oesbolb bas erobte Ser.
oienlt lm. Sic Sabe ser Menld)beit
nuS Civilization ni6t minoer 'ipie
&elieipn boonrd, baB er mnaufbor.
lid ni6t MIR gum 5rieoen mabnt.
fonbern in florer nno iiberaeleenoer
Neiie bie @runolaeen fir ben a,l-
tiinitieen Srieoensbau errihtet.
@r bat idon felt l6neerer 3eit bie
&ihtlinien aufseaeiet, sic pom 5tano>
pnnft bes @briltent,'ms ,no Der SSsoee
tpabrer 9emofrotie unbeoingt einee-
balten iperoen miiiien, ipenn ser eoen=
tielic sSrieoensl6lub nidt iuicoer ein
&eim fiir einen Weiteren perberbli6en
Neltfrieg ,peroen jon. Niemono lit
bente belier Oa3u beiobiat nno mebr
ba5u berehtiat, in oieiem Sinne sic
Gororbeiten fir Sen syrieOen 5u leiiten
OILS ser Gaplt, ,,nb crit redt ser ee=
9enlu0rtiae Eaplt. 9tidt MIR lit er
als ser ein3ig ipirflibe Neutrole BON
ieocr Torteilidfeit nno 2eioenidaft=
lidfeit ireL ionoern er bat ,pie fein
onoerer oie &enutnis unb sen @in=
blid in ben @eiit nno &illen @briiti.
&iht number sen beIonocrn 8eiitonS
pcs 81. @eiltes.
.@inittpeilen ollerbines i6eimt es
cine peraeblide nno bofin,nesloie
arbeit an iein, ia cine, Die Wenis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

Ct: Sd mub sir enblib NAL iiber
meine 8erbdItnifie reinen Bein eins
i6enfen!
Gle: Das miro ein id0nes @eioff
meroenl II e.. ...:-... ..
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
N e|son Hits
Legislation
On War Labor
Says Production Can Be In
creased Without Use
Of Force

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Don-
aid M. Nelson, War Production Adj
ministrator. took the stand today
that new war labor legislation Is
not needed
Nelson said. I'VE can get increased
production without using force
This view, expressed before Sem
ate subcommittee. contrasted with
that Of Representative Francis r.
Smith of Pennsylvania, who is urg-
ing the House Naval Committee for
approval of his bill to limit profits
and abolish extra pay for overtime.
Smith says that members of Con-
gress are feeling the lash." that
constituents are clamoring for this
legislation.
Il want to see labor and manage
ment given a chance to carry out
their promises" Nelson told report
ers after two-hour appearance be-
fore the Senate group considering
demands for labor law changes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
M'ARTHUR
NOW PLANS
OFFENSIVE
To Build Up Force TO Smash
at japanese, Relieve
Philippine Troops

MELBOURNE, Australia, March
19-Gen. Douglas Macarthur has
made it plain that his paramount
purpose as Supreme Commander In
the Southwest Pacific is to build
up as rapidly as possible an Of
fensive force to smash Japan, and
at the same time to relieve his
beleaguered troops in the Philip
pines.
He has outlined his purpose to
an old friend and former War De-
partment associate, Brig. Gen. Pat
Hurley, now United States Minis
ter to New Zealand.
The minister told a press con-
ference 1.-The General breathes the
very spirit of victory. He has spe-
officially stated that he still is in
command of the Philippine situa-
ton and has the utmost confidence
that he will again return to Fill
pino SOIL"
Hurley said that MacArthurs
health is excellent.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
Determined Efforts Being
Made 10 Obtain For
ward FoothoIds
PORT M0RE5BY, DARWIN
AIR RAIDED BY B0MBERS
Forces Advancing Over.
land in New Guinea 10
Establish Bases

MELBOURNE, Australia, March
19.-As If determined to blast OPEN
ings in forward footholds for the
invasion OF Australia, Japanese
heavy bombers struck at Port Mores-
by, on the island of New Guinea,
and Darwin. on the northern Aus
tralian mainland.
Results of the raids are officially
minimized.
There are no reports Of new action
today by or against the Japanese
war vessels and transports and it
is assumed Japan's invasion fleets
are recognizing after the recent
disastrous attack by American and
Australian bombers and the reported
crippling of large Japanese war
vessel by direct hit in a second
raid at Rabaul, New Britain.
7 A dispatch to the Sydney Sun
from its correspondent at Port
Moresby said a considerable force
of Japanese is advancing overland
toward Port Moresby over difficult
terrain from Lac.
The Suns correspondent said the
Japanese goal is the flat country
just north of Port Moresby which
the enemy might use to establish
air bases.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
'5AYRE URGES
AGGRESSIVE
U. 5. ATTACH
Philippine Commissioner
Says Plans, Money
Not Enough

SAN FRANCISCO, March 19--
Only an aggressive and furious at
tack will win the war, was the
message Francis Sayre, High CON-
missioner of the Philippines, gave
when he arrived here. today.
Said Sayre: 1.-THE soldiers and
sailors over there are going through
the tortures of hell for us in
America. They cannot possibly
continue to hold the line unless we
get ships, planes and supplies to
them in time"
Sayre added that gigantic PLAN
ming and huge OUTLAWS of money
are not sufficient to win the war
in themselves.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
OF
M'ARTHUR'S
FLIGHT OUT
Travelled in Fast Motor Tor.
pedo Boats 10 Plane
Rendezvous

NEW YORK, March 19-Smail
but fast motor torpedo boats carried
Gen. Douglas Macarthur, wife, son
and small group of aides on the
perilous first leg OF the journey
to Australia, a Melbourne dispatch
says that is published in today's
Herald Tribune.
Correspondent Allen Raymond
said it is learned that the Mac
Arthur party left Batan Peninsula
on the night of March IL and
Travelled south along the coast of
islands for two nights, hiding IN
bayous during the daylight hours.
The party then reached the rendez-
vous of big planes that carried the
group to Australia.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19

WASHINGTON Plain talking
Price Administrator Leon Hender-
son has long wanted to clamp down
a ceiling on farm prices and wages
as the surest way to forestall
disastrous runaway initiation. He
tried to get authority to do this in
his price-control bill, but log roll
ing coalition of farm lobbyists and
unionists baked that.
But while he was licked among
the political minded statesmen" on
Capitol Hill, Henderson is still de-
terminedly pressing his plan. Sew
eral weeks ago he sent the President
a confidential memorandum bluntly
opposing the increased wage demand
of CLOS Steel Workers Organizing
Committee in the so-called Little
Steel" plants.
The other day, at luncheon con-
ference with the President, Hender-
son returned to this attack with a
double-barrelled proposal. He urged
that the President
l. Direct the Wage Labor Board
NOT to grant an increase IN
steel wages.
2. Authorize the Office of Price
Administration, headed by
Henderson, to announce that
henceforth wage increases Will
not be considered basis for
seeking raises in prices from
OPA.
In other words, Henderson pro-
posed to the President that the price
control powers of the recently en-
acted law be used to accomplish
what was thwarted by the farm
labor lobby-a freezing of wages.
The President listened very at
tentively while his ace Price Con-
troller explained his plan and then
with a smile remarked, That's quite
a load of dynamite you've just OUT
lined. Leon. Thought Phil Murray
would have a stroke when he read
your memorandum. But he'll have to
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
Chinese 10
Be Lead by
US. Officer
Lieut.. Gen. StiIweII Placed
in Command of Arm
les in Burma

WASHINGTON, March 19-The
War Department announced today
that Lieut. Gen. Joseph Stilweil, of
the United States Army, has been
put in command of the Fifth and
Sixth Chinese Armies operating
with the British forces in defend
ing Burma against the Japanese.
The action was taken by Chang
Kai Shek, who made the official
announcement, according to advices
received here.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
Men
QUIT JOBS,
5HIpYARD
WaIkout Started by False
Rumor-Condemned
by Union Heads

RICHMOND, California, March 10
approximately 1000 men quit
their jobs today at the California
Richmond Shipbuilding Cornora-
tion. Company officials said that
they believed the. men were lured
away by prospects of more money
in ten-hour shifts falsely rumored
to be in operation in competing
shipyards.
Union and Federal officials said
the rumors of longer shifts might
have been started by subversiVe
groups seeking to hamper war pro-
duction.
Union leaders condemned the
designations which began late yes
terday and continued until mid
night.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
PRECEDENT
IS SET BY
BRIT. GOVT.

LONDON, March 19-Great Brit
ain has smashed all precedent by
choosing Richard Casey, Australian
Minister to Washington, to repre-
sent the Middle East on the Brit
ish War Council.
The announcement was made to-
day by Prime Minister Winston
Churchill in the House of Com
mons.
1t is the first time in the his
tory of the British Empire that a
Dominion statesman has become a
member of the Home Government
and entrusted to vital post.
No explanation is made regard
ing the appointment but sections
of the British newspapers have ex-
pressed alarm over Australia's re-
cent tendency to carry troubles to
Washington rather than London.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
Is Enemy
Aircraft
Destroyed
American Filters and British
Pilots Raid Jdp-held
Burma Airdromes

NEW DELHI, India. March 10
The American Volunteer group Of
filters and British pilots possibly
destroyed rs enemy planes in at
tacks ON japanese held airdromes
in Southern Burma yesterday. This
is statement made in COM
munique from the American Group
headquarters.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
SEWARD NEWS
IS PUBLISHED

The first issue of the Seward
News. successor to the three times
a week Seward Gateway. which
plant was destroyed in the fire of
several months ago. has been re-
ceived. Lester Busey is Editor and
Publisher, as he was on the Gate
way. The News is weekly and
until it has its own plant. is being
printed through the cooperation of
the Anchorage Times. Publication
date is Thursdays.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
PLAN HEAVY
Raj ATTACKS
ON GERMANY
Lord Halifax Says Britain
10 Intensity Air
Bombings

WASHINGTON, March 19-Lord
Halifax, in a radio talk, predicted
intensified Raj attacks on Ger
many especially industrial sections.
Germany is now beginning to
learn what heavy air attacks can
mean to great centers of war pro-
duction and there are more COM
ing" concluded Lord Halifax.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
TANkERHlT
TWO Times
BY U-B0AT

MIAMI, Florida, March l9.-Thir-
ty-four members of sunken Nor
wegian tanker landed here from
Nassau, Bahamas, and left shortly
afterward for New York.
The men said a sub sent two tor
pedoes crashing into the ships side
and one man was killed by the ex-
plosion. The Axis raider then she'll
ed the tanker, killing another man.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
hit SCORED
ON STERN OF
JAP CRUISER
United Nations Bombers
Make Raid on RabauI
Against Nippons

CANBERRA, Australia, March 10
Prime Minister John Curtin an
nounced today that United Ma
tons bombers, making a raid on
Rabaul, hit the stern of heavy
japanese cruiser and the strike
was followed by rising column
of smoke.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
HITLER CALLS
BACK ALL HIS
OLD GENERALS
Admits Disastrous Retreat
Now Wants Aid for
Spring Offensive
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Climaxing three months of bloody
retreat, Hitler has abandoned his
lone wolf role of guiding the des-
tiny OF the German Army, and has
called back his Generals to help
plan the Nazi spring offensive, the
Berlin correspondent of the Basen
National Zeitung says.
Hitler, according to the cores
pendent of the zeitung, has sum-
moned all German officers, includ-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
FREEzEGAS
PRICES In
Is STATES
Motor Fuel Ceilings Set as
Of Last Fridays
Market

WASHINGTON, March 19-Price
Administrator Leon Henderson last
night froze the price of gasoline
in 10 states and the District OF
Columbia Prices are frozen to the
levels of last Friday, March 10.
The states in which the price is
frozen include Washington and
Oregon,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
RESTRICTIONS
AGAIN ISSUED
IN REICHLAND
Further Rationing Of Fats,
Bread and Meat f.
feetive April 8

BERLIN, March 49, - Germany
today ordered, effective April 6, new
rationing restrictions on breads, fats
and meat.
The allowance of bread is cut for
each normal customer from pounds
to Az pounds a week, fats from 9l2
ounces to ounces. and meat from
IA ounces to about l0la ounces.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
.JAPS STARTING TO BLAST AT AUSTRALIA
Outlines Strategy In Southwest Pacific Are
front LineF:-
/ 0NE-MAN ARMY ON BATAN

Wide World Features
HtAPT. ARTHUR w. WERMUTH has struck
u his Van Dyke-bearded chin into japanese
territory on Batan Peninsula more times than
he can count and more times probably,
than the invaders care to remember Compan-
ions say he has killed 1l6 Japanese and cap
tured more with his As tommy gun and Garand
rifle. He's a 1907 pound Chicagoan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19

John B. Blandford, Jr, who has
had nothing to do with any OF
these agencies but has been as
sistant director of the budget, is
head of the new set-up Charles
F.. Palmer, who has been coordin-
ator of defense housing (but as
such has had his hands tied with
Is knots and no cooperation from
congress) is going to England to
study war housing there.
What happens now remains to be
seen, but behind all of this is an
amazing muddle. especially as re-
CARDS your national capital, where
housing is one of the worst of all
possible messes and is likely to get
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19

The Declaration of Independence
was first published July 6, 1776.
in the Philadelphia Evening Post.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
KETCHIKAN "BoMBED"

Ketchikan had its first daylight
air raid alarm the other day and
during the practice Bob Ellis flew
over the city and dropped Is
sbombs"-small, fragile sacks Of
flour which burst upon landing.
The practice was to see how
quickly buildings could be emptied
of occupants and wardens and 9TH
ers take their positions.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19
Housing for Workers on
Defense Graver than All
popgunning Of Enemy Subs
BY JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, March 20 -
Among the long standing misman-
agements of national defense, place
double check beside housing for
defense and war workers.
The other day, the President es-
tablished the National Housing
Agency and the secret was out.
Until then there had been 16 (six-
teen) separate and unrelated agen-
cies and bureaus of the govern
ment dealing with housing. Is it
any wonder they spent most Of
their time stepping on each others
toes?
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-19

Curling, national Scottish game,
was introduced in the 10th CEN
fury from the low countries.
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BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-25

The Phi Delta Kappas are giving
cabaret party at Club 666 Fri
day, April "a. Roberta MCGUIRE
is the committee chairman.