davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25

AIen Witglieoern bes 3tpeig 8
oiene our gefaaigen Nadrid,t, baB om
Sonntag. 0en 5. Geaember, 2 llhr
nadmittags, Die idbrlide @eneroIber-
iammlung itattfinbet. Oa in ser Ser
1ammlung aud oie 9eanlten fir oas
Sabr 1914 setpdblt tperoen, 10 ner-
Den Die Witglieoer eriudt ale an
tpeieno gu iein, eIm iolde 8eamten au
tpablen, Die fir Ole Me1nter aud fGbig
iino. Nah Der 8eriammlune miro
tpieoer 3affee un6 SUDDEN ierniert.
8atb. 90pfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Cftieite Qiebertafel 0amemdjur.

SWIeuC ItCUCItuFC! AuMeuuul.
iaet alien @alten BON Sit unb @eit
ben beIten Danf fir ibren ihonen
8eiuf, tpelfer es Dem Gamendor
moglih mahte oas Serbltfon5ert uno
.1beater 5u einem id)onen erfolg 5it
MAIDEN. Ginen ber5liden 9anf audi
unierm beliehten 9irigent Wiap Gro
ger fir feline lnermiiolif)e Mrbeit oie
er fir BEN Iamenhor leiitet. 8ebanf.
lei aud &errn Yfarrer Sans 5oiiel
fir iein freunolIdes Witbelfen als
.Soufleur", uno 6errn q. Wilfin9er
fiirs Nitbelien beim r'Sf)minfen" Ser
n&erren" I'M Spiel. 6er5liden Gaaf
0em sSoliiten &errn 2iebfe fir feline
id0nen 2ieber, Dem Baar Sd,peier
ut6 Bu.,6er &ol3beime, Bob 3uter
un0 German &ann, tpelfe atpei quite
Mffor0ionipieler iinb. ,&eralihea
Donf Dem Gitieite 2ieoertafel MGn,
nerdor. Dem Oitieite Sunior saron
Gbor, benz ct. Sobannes @enreinbt
6r6endor 7iir ibre berrlihen 2ie,
Der. Snnigiten Danf allen mittpirfen,
Den Spielern, beion6ers benen Die Die
&ai.ptroIlen 70 auseeaeihnet gaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
GqmooS 9th, $a.
St. HaulS Oe,:.kinNe.

Haiior 0u6ipie 9eiiec:r. 6a.p!sottes>
oienlr leoen Snnntae :0:30 :IIs nisr,
gems. SourtnGidule $50 llbr. son!ir<
n,ancsHuntsrrtdt ie rad Mne:5e bes
Gastnrs. Rirdenra1s,,s.ng ieoer IeSien
samsrae i'm Monat I1br aberbs. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ieben oritten
Sonnta9 I'M Nonat. $3.50 llbr norgens
@irGend,prprobe ieoen Sreitas 1880 ubr
0ienstde beg Nonats S:::denrdtsiibun9.
abenbs. air6en Srauen @ereins sSibuna
ieben britten Snnnerstag i'm Nonat. 7
s.s 8 .lbr; 2utber 2isa<Sisung 50
ubr ahenbs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
0amend)Or Saronia.

Gs Siene allen SGneerinnen sur
Nafr!ft, Sab bon nun an oie Sing-
itllnSen nif)t mebr am Wontag, ion
bern ieocn Donnerstag, s llbr obenos,
ltattfinoen. Die nddite Yrobe lit am
Sonnerstag, ben 2. 9eEnnber.
Gli5abetb 1iif,ler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
kirblirbe Aacbrifbttu
HarreQ, 30.


Deutidbe Gp. 0mth, 81. *aulus. 2trdDes
721-25 sSrutt Aue.
Vfarrer Sans 8pbnsbein. Seoen Scnns
tag 9 llbr pormtttass Sonnta9idule; 10
llbr oeutIher 8cttesbienS; II ubr eng'
liiher 8ottesbieuit. NLe llitberiiden
0IoubensgenoHen oeutider uno er8s
liifer Sunge in Sarrea, Sharon unb
llmgeg,,ne iino 8u ben @ottesoieniten
ber3lid,ii etngelaben.
8arh, Snbiana
Demtfhc On. 2ntber. &pntcruS. 2trdjs
Gdc II. Mpe. anb 1tllmpre Str.
Efarrer Grid Reterinn. 1919 Stu
more Sir. lel.: ZS551. Sonntdgf6u!s
9 l1br fir bic eroben unb II l1br fir bic
f.einen 1inoer. @ottesbienit nm 10 lbr
in Der enaliid)en unb Inn II llbr IN oer
osutSder Sprdd)e.
Nne @laubenseenuiien unb Sreunbe
iinb beraIid eineelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
SaIem, Dbio
Gpanacliid)= 2utb. GmanneSs 2tr@e,
29l Eputf SrpQbiuQu.

Yaitor Sobn Bdunlann. SonntaglH
ieben Sonntag llbr porn,ittags. 10 llbr
Wottesoienit in Der 2anhesipra6e; INN
II llbr oeutifer @ottesoienit. Ser beuts
Ide Girhen Srauen gerein bat am arpei.
ten NtittipodJ ieben Mouats. abenbs 8
llbr, Geriammluna. &onfirmanben< nns
terridjt (slpeiidbrie) bon Septenber BIO
Cfer,t, 9ienstae uno Greitag na6mit'
tags 4 lbr.
MGe 8laubenssenoiIen unb Srennbe
limb her3lih eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25

6aQemmeiiter.0a6 6l.

Iaen Iitsl!e0ern oes 3aueig 26
oiene sur 9enntnis, oaB Sic Sallen-
tpartitelle' am 1. Ge5etnber pacant
miro. Mqe Mitelieoer. oie ii6 fir bie-
len Soften betperben tpollen. iollen
ibre Offerten bis our Spe5ialper-
iammllng am 90. 9topember an ben
0ereinsiefretdr per Eoit eiltienben,
iamt alien 8eoinaungen oie iie pom
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Ghicaap. SQiuoiS

9eutfhe unb Gietenbir8iih Sddiiihe
ct. *amlmS Oemeinbe, 1855 3Smer Str.
Raitor 9. Sdmibt, 1850 Somer ctr.
Seben Sonntas 8 llbr Sonntasidlule in
enaliid uno beutib. 9eutider @ottes>
oienit ieoen Sonnta9 11:15 ubr; engs
lifdler @ottesbienit ieben 5lpeiten llrb
bierten S,nntag 1915 l1hr. Gsutf&er
&onfirntanhenz llnterridbt 9titttpoh nad>
nittags 1880 llbr; eneliider 8onfir>
man6enzl zllnterridt SamStag pornnftdas
10 l1br. 0eutide S6ule Sdrlstaa ndd,
n,ittagS 2 llbr.
Nqe 8larbenssenoiien mnb 5reunbe
iinb Der ,lid etneelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
gonnastutun, Ohio
YJUuHHSIU1uU1 NUtu
0emtidje. Co., =2mtb. SunternS= Oemetnbs.
Ca Os...6.> Os> ..sA AaIess>a Ato

0enttd)e. Gp.= =Entb. SpnteruSs WemetmDes
G6e 2incpln Mpe. unb &olmes Ctr.
Dr. 6. u. Sritidb, Hfnrrer. @ohnurs
C55 gid Mpenue Selepbon: 977O7. -
I'm 9 llbr Sonntagsitule unb Sugenb'
Jotteshienjt. I'm 1890 llbr Salipts sgots
.,sbicnst on allen Sonn= uno Ge;ers
tagen. Sanstass Inn 9 llbr &onfirmdns
benz uno Sc,itih> ltnierrid)t. Scoen I.
Son":.::ss i'm @snot gra''en.W .Werian,ns.
s.:aes:.:-5 gruoerblnS. Seben aip=:.ss
sonntGg inl Nonot nm $3.50 l1br 9trs
Esi,s nnb Sd,ulfdtss sSitune. Ne0eA
Sonniaeobenb Slinsere 3utber HtcG
:yeben SIpeitfolg.nuer Ueiittpo6ause3
-. H.-.lt-.:-S 0:ltber 2:sa. sSsssen 3tpeitfc:Ssns
Sen Witttppt,nbenb Sonntdeifufs sSees
::.:::aar::!!iia Sebe:: sSs--c:::::..aabenb 9eSs
probe. Nlle @lalbensgenofen iinb hee>s
"a ci,-;elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Bin1Ior, Cs7., 8aaaoa
ct. XanluS Qirfe, 8arent Aue

gtarrer Otto S. 9teble. 1915 EaseE
Npe. @inbior, &anaba. @ottes6ienft b
ben Somnler;nonnten bon 80 1br roes
mtrlass; SpnntaaidnIe bon 10--11 ubr
tormittaes. Scben l.. 9ienstaa abenbS
i'm Ronat 8irfenrate eSitung. Se6en 1.
0onnerstaa atenbs i'm Nonat Sra,iea
Werein Sibune. I1e @olfss unb @la,l'
bensaenpifen iinb her5lid eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
10lnenhDr Sarunia.

9iebe Sd,gerinnen! Gs oiene eud,
sur sefiqigen Nahrift, baB uniere
0eburtagsfeier
am 0onnerstag, ben 2. Ie5ember, ab,
aebaltsn miro. Wir ebren oiesmal sic
Sfppeitern Warie Salmen, &atb.
Sheel, Charlotte Sduiter, u. 8u'
neih uno Gliie 8inoer. I'm 5ablrei,
hen Beluf, bittet 6ie 8ummel-Shas.
meilterin Charlotte @ottifling
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25

i3ipcia 46 nnb j3tueia 8


iino i'm @esriff cine Neibnadtsp spartie
am 80. Ge5smber ab5ubalten. slac
6reunoe ser beioen 3apeige iinS ber5,
lidlt erIildt iid oieien abeno frei su
balten. 9as aonitee beioer Gereine
miro feline 0fiibe unS Irbeit lbeuen,
lm alien 8eiufern einmal Elm edit
iahiiI6es @eibnadtsfeit su 5eieen.
0ie Gltern bie ainber babcn, ,peI6e
mas portraaen pollen ober et1pas
Wuiif ipielen f0nnen, iino eriu6t iie
bel ser Hrdiioentin Sfmelter Curt
an3irreloen. Gel: 8itteripeet 4O1O.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Canton, Din

stebenbarsif& sdhNi&e Gp. Gather
0briitns. .Qirdle, 2113-14. Ctr, u. g.
Pfarrer Sbomas q. &6nieer. Sonnz
taaldule I'M llbr morgens. Seutibz
Sn9Iiiter @ottesoienit Inn 10 ubr NOR
sens. Seiitide Shule uno &onfirnlanben-
unterridt na6 Uereinbarung.
Nue gluubensgenoHen unb Nreuube
iinb ber5!idy e;sse!anen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
glepelanb, Obip
=. e. Gpans. 2utb. ct. Ssbannes. oird,.

=. e. Guane. 2uth. ct. Ssbannes 0irde.
Yaitor &ans SoiieI. 76l gbbb 8oab.
Sel.: Mulberrb O64i. Q llbr pormittueS
oeuti6er @ottesoien!t. 10 llar Sonns
taelhule. II lltr eneliiber @pttesbienlt.
2utber 2iea slnbaht ,lnb Nerienml,lnu
Sonntag abenbs 1880 ltbr. aoniirmans
llnterrid5t unb beutlhe 5dule am
Samstaa BON 2 llbr an. MIe 8laubens>
senciien iinS ber5lid eingelaoen.
Cleveland @eh. - 9entiG -Wemeinbe
@ea 80. ctr. unb WilIarb Mpe.
Haitor Sobaanes 8eutihldnSer, S9O9
WiIIart Hpe. Sel.: @oobbine 9OS5.
@otteSoicnit eben Sonn> unb Teiert.a
in beutidler uub eneliifer Spraihe. -
Sonntagid,ule ieben Sonntda 9-10 l1h,
bormitta9s. 9arauifoIeeno eneIiider
@ottesbienit BON 1O-1O:45 llb,. 9ieraui
folat Der beutide @uttestienit II lib,
oprp,ittaoS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Sophia &ptid


uno tpuroe m 90. Nopember unter
sablreid,er 9eteiligung ser MitelieSer
oes 3ipeig II, Sreunben unb 9efann-
ten bon ibrem Seim iotpie ser Grlteil
Slttberiiben Stride aus ouf bem @elt=
laiun 5rieobof 5ur etpigen &ube ee-
bettet. Haitor Aoolf ebert leitete sic
Srn:Hrieier. Shlpeiter &otih tpar in
Midelsberg, Siebenbiirgen, geboreu
uno tuar elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ses
Sapeig II nnb Central 8erbanoes, TO-
nie Ser Griten Sutberild,en Stride
Sic binterldBt ibren @atten MibaeI
&otid, 2 Sobne, Senrp &otlf mh
&arl @romes, brei 90bter, 5rau s.
Sodtuorfb, Inna uno Siloa aotid,
unO Slpei GnfelfinOer. 8ott laiie Tie
in 6rieben ruben unS troite sic Sin.
terhIiebenen.itt . -lat
Suianna &einertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25

Sie regelmdBige 8eriammlune bes
3meiges AS finoet itatt am 8. 9e5em-
Der, s llbr abenos. slae Sdtueitern
lino erIuft attpeieno 5u iein.
9lnna Saub. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25

HOMe1te00, Ea.
DemtfMe Gp. Qntb. ct. NarfuS 2tr&e.
l22-224 Dit 9. AUc.
Meb. Nusllit s. gnselbrett, Hfarrer.
EeIcpEou SO. t745. Mn Sonns iinb
iseiertaecn morgens $3.50 lbr Sonns
taaihnIe. 1890 l1br enelii6er @ottes'
cit..,-. 1880 llbr beutIdler @ottesoienft
Mlle @lduhersgeno1en iinb herali@
piTIfonmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Tanf alien &omitees, Dem Iirefto
RUM, uno ssruu Sanien fiir ihre aus
ae3cidN,ete Inn5nuliif.
0taria Spann, Sefr.
2cntihaemeinSe mill id,ulbenfrei
mcrNen.

sluen Mitglieoern ser Selltih-@e.
meinbe lmS alien Splfs- uno 8lau.
benseenoiieu miro biermit sur aennt,
mis- gchradht, oab oie Sel,tidfirbG
nod INNER cine erbeblife Sdn,lo aui
ibrem 8otteshnus bat, noraui III
erobe Sntereiien sablen muB. Oa iesi
cine 3eit lit no mebr 8elb mter bem
Golf i'm llmlauf lit, 10 bat ser Sir,
henrat Ser Seitiheemeirtoe iih ent
ihloIien cine
observation-disclosures
in sic @ege 81 leiten. Inn oieie Sdul>
nit @ottesbilfe ,no Silfe ser 0tit,
elieoer unS Sreunoen pcu uno gans
absu5ablen unb bel elmer srober
Sseier ser Seutihgemeinbe sic Sppo,
tbet feierlid, perhrernen su fonucn.
fouren.
gsir f0nnen nit SreuSen beridten,
baB Der Mar.9u.Glub (Nartin gu.
ther Club ser Seutid,genneinoe cine
feite Organization BON illn9en Mdo.
hen, iih erboten bat bieie idppere Nr-
belt elmer Sammlllng bon @elblpen.
Sen i'm Suffrage oes &irhenrats ser
5eutihgemeinoe su iibernehmen. @ir
bitten Die Iitglieoer ser 8emeinhr
uno alle iiniere Srernoe lire Siiren
limo Sersen 81 Gffnen uno bieie slr.
better i'm @einberge bes!Serrn freunh.
lih slt empfansen imb ibnen cine
8eloipenoe je naf ibren SerbGltnil-
ien gegen Suittung su iiberreif,en,
oamit bieie ons 8eio Sem aird)en-
fonoifutmeiiter Martin Siller iiber.
geben.
Sm Gertrauen auf @ott uno Sic
treuen @itslieoer uno Srelnbe boffen
mir oab alle mitbelfen ,peroen 10 oaB
mir bel Ser aneefiibrten 5eier uniere
sur ssre,,oe aller perbrer,
men. Ginen freunolihen @eber bat
8ott lieb. Der &irhenrat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Detroit, Ni6igan
~V1SVVSf S0VWVSyWW
9eutf&e mnb Sddiif& Gp. ct. Hetrus
Qird1e. O,IeufieIO un6 NpSberrn Mpe.

2irdbe, 0lenftelb unb Nssberrp Ape.
Yfarrer Sobannes Seutid. 1921 @lens
fielb Nbe. Gel: Yinetse 6205. Snn,5>
tag: Deutite S6mIe bon 10-12 1br.
Sonntaafbule bon 10--11 1lbr. Bottes>
oienf. con t1-12 ut-. sSebsn lcbten
Dienstaa oes NonatS G;rttenratslibung.
Surd bic Spmmermn,,:*e ienen hr:!!:n
Dienstaa, ionft ie5en 8. ssonntag sranen
0ere;n Veriamlnluns. &inbeehorprobs
ieben 6reitas abentS Gle @Icsbens<
lenof1e1 etnaeinDen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
0autend)or Saronia.

Sn Der lesten 1eriammluns tpuroe
Grau Heter Braun als Sdngerin elm.
eefiibrt uno mir freuen uns, iie uIs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Mbuuca, ga.
0euti@e Gpans.. .2utb. ct. &eterS'
Mcffa ninhe z Sff

Ysarrer Sans q. S. Sinoleit. 244
Ibams Ctr, Jtodeiter, Ya. Selepbon:
9todeiter 23GS. 8ottesbienit $3.50 llbr
nluraens; SpnntogihuIs 10:i5 uhr. -
0ralien Gerein Geriammlung am lesten
0onnerstaa ieoen Wonats, abenos 8 ubs.
Sebermann lit ber5li6 tpiIfomnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Crduerndhriht

Sn Canton ltarb om 16. Nooember
nod fl,rsen 2eioen inn Sitter bon So
Sabren Sdnpeiter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25

0erein eriparten unb mas iie bem Ser
Elm geeeniiber ti,n ipollen.
q. s. ginoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Columbus, Ohio
Gpang. Qmther. Nartin Qmtber Qir@e,
Gdc Napler nnb Nnn Strafe.

Hfarrer g. g. Seuer. Seben Sonn>
taa normittaes 9 llbr Sonntaeihule;
10 llbr cn9Fid)er @ottesbienit; II llbr
beutiher 8oftcsoienit.
Nue @la,tbensaenoiSen unb 6reunb
Iinb her3Ii6 einaeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
2,ueia 30.

Sn ieiner am 6. Nopember abeebol-
tenen MonatsperIammluug iab iid,
3,peig 81 ge5,pungen leine 2esember,
geriammlung bonn eriten Sonntag in,
0e5ember auf 6en 2trn Sonntag 81,
oerlhieben. Mlio idat uniere Mcnats
perlammlung, tpo mir auh mnlere
geamten fir oas Sabr 1914 tpGbien
moQen, auf Sen 12. 9esenrber. Gs
miro bonn Serein fir oicie 0eriamm-
lung 1a SAB @ier uno 2.lnd) irei ier-
piert. IS bitten ser Beamtenitab I'm
aablreiGen 8eird, nur bonn f0nnen
mir Die @eamten tpiblen bie aud 81,
perlhieoenen Memtern paiien. Nud)
iinb midtige anbere Nunfte, oie ser
Beipredung ieitens ser MitslieSer
'beoiirfen &c tuiir6e uns Saber freuel,
lpenn ibr NIT Grideinen oas SSnter4
eiie am Vereinsleben betpeiien tuiirber
Midael 5eutid, SER.
Nm Sonntag, sen 5. Ie5enlber, er-
offnen Die s1pei @emild,ten Gb0re @.
9. u.-Sdrpnia nit einem
.0erbit,aonsert
ibre @interiaiion.
Sn ser eber-Mus,pabl bat bas
Muiif @omitee sic groBte Sorafalt
malten laiien, 10 oaB mir iiber3eugt
iino uniern tuerten @Giten einen ea:
nubreiden abeno bieten 3u f0nnen.
Inter Der 2eitung unieres gbor-
meiiters, &errn @eidfe, baben oieic
beioen gbore idon piele @eianeslieb.
baber erfre,,t.
Gas befannte @beinsoLo> >Orbeiter
miro audi bieies Mal aonsert- ,no
1an5m1iif liefern.
Das aon3ert ipir0 inn Nuoitorium
Der aarpatbia &aue abgebalten. Mn.
fang $3.50 ubr.
Gintrittstarten fins BEL alien Wit.
|glieoern 0re gbore 5u baben. @ir BIT
ten INN Hiinftlidfeit.
Sinfa 2elner, SER.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-14
SALAMAUA
 ABANDONED
 BY NIppoN5
Australians Enter Town, Harbor : Surviving
 Jdps in Flight

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Sept A. 7The fast disintegrating Japan ese army has abandoned Salamaua New Guinea, leaving valuable war equipment to the. Australians who are hotly pursuing them northward
 The Australian force moved cau- tiously into the town and the har- bor section but caution was not nec- essary as the Japs who survived the Allied bombings, which flatten- ed Salamaua during the seven months campaign, fled to the ridges northwest in flight to Lac.
 Salamaua affords the Allies sea and ar base for a pincers move on Lac.
 Allied bombers, making a round trip flight of 1000 miles, bombed the waterfront and barracks at Makassar, Dutch Celebes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-14
E !. IN SESSION
 AFTER RECESS
Congressional Action Starts with Rush of Draft
 ing of Fathers

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA. Re turning after the summer recess Congress took prompt action today to survey the need of drafting pre- Pearl Harbor fathers into the armed forces, scheduled to begin October l.
 The high command was called upon to state it's views prior to congressional action on the su5- ject. Chairman Reynolds, Senate Military Affairs Committee, an- nounced that hearings will open to- morrow morning on the Wheeler Bill to halt the father draft.
 Gen. George Marshall will testify next Monday to the House military committee, which has been asked to sit jointly with the Senate Group.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-14
SEE TROUBLE
 IN NATIONS PRODUCTION
Brig. Gen. Ayers Says Sat- urdtion Point Is
 Reached

CLEVELAND, Sept. IA. - Brig Gen. Leonard P. Ayres declares that industry appears to have reached the saturation point in its produc- tive capacity"
 Manpower shortages in munitions work was cited as cause and Ayres also said railroads are carry ing just about all the traffic they can. Auto tires are being used fas- ter than they can be made, and gasoline restrictions are creating transportation difficulties for mill lions of essential workers. he stated.
 The General said the munitions industry is being called upon for more output and the Army is ask ing for 2,000 ,000 more men. He said it is clear now we cannot find ad- ditional men for the services, plus millions of industrial workers with- out putting into effect sweeping form of national service legislation for both men and women.
 Women workers have increased two and two-tenth millions in the last half of l942," he said, and men workers have decreased by a million. The number of women working increased only 100000 the first half of this year, while the number of men working decreased one and nine-tenths millions" he concluded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-14
U. 5. SUB,
 ! CHA5ERS
 ARE LOST
Navy Also Reports Raid Made by Jdps on U. 5.
 Base on Fundfuti

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA. - The loss of the submarine Grenadier and two sub chasers is reported by the Navy today in communicate which also tells of raid by Jap anesc, last Sunday night, on the United States base on Funafuti Island in the Wllice Group. One enemy plane was downed and lttic damage was caused.
 The Navy gives no indication where the Grenadier made the last patrol but apparently was one os the subs that has been inflictinG heavy damage on the Jap supply lines through the Pacific.
 The two subchasers were downed in the Mediterranean area as the result of enemy bombing.
 The two year old Grenadier car ried approximately 65 men. She is the twelfth submarine lost since the war started The craft was in command of Lieut.. Comdr. John Fitzgerald of Livermore Calf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-14
The W ashington Merry -Go Round
By DREW PEARSON tsasor Robert Q. Allen on active duty)

WASHINGTON - Shortly before Italy surrendered, President Roose- welt told one of his advisers that ne would have no objection to con- stitutional monarchy in Italy II IL were really a constitutional mon archy-in other words, similar to the British system, with free cleo tions and with the King taking orders from the Cabinet.
 This brings up the toughest prop lem the Allies face in Italy-help- ing the Italian people to construct a free, democratic government, yet at the same time not meddling Tn Italian internal affairs.
 Many higfi-up administration ad- visers-though by no means all think it would be grave mistake to try to tell the Italian people what kind of government they should adopt. If we start telling occupied peoples how to vote, it is argued. there will be no end to our troubles. Such meddling would be sure to boomerang, as it did when we sent armies into Archangel and Siberia after the last war to aid White Rus sian enemies of Bolshevism.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-14
NAzIs IN GAINS
LLIED HEADQUARTERS Ii

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, Sept. 14-Fierce German counter attacks have re- gained some ground against the 24-mile Allied bridgehead near Sal Ierno, but British troops battling up from southern Italy are only l50 miles from making junction to support the Fifth Army in bloody fighting there.
 Observers there say the battle is so fierce it equals the desperate battles of Ballipoli in the last world war.
 German broadcasts declared the Allies probably are withdrawing to the sea as many troops as possible which means they have abandoned the enterprise altogether
 There was no Allied comment on this.
 The Nazis contended that the British have been "decisively beat en" and the Americans are also in flight after suffering 5000 to 10000 casualties. that American troops were thrown out of their. occupied positions of Eboli in the area south east of Salerno, and out of Salerno itself, after being repulsed with heavy losses from attacks on the German lines southeast of Eboli
 Another broadcast said the Ger mans counter attacked on Monday along wide front.
 British Advance Allied headquarters, meanwhile, said the British. have captured Cc- senza and have advanced up to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-14
TOMORROW E DEADLINE FOR
 TAX RETURNS

Income tax payments started to- day at the Internal Revenue office in the Federal Building and warn ing was issued that all returns must be filed by tomorrow night. All de- linquent returns will be subject to penalty.
 A declaration of estimated income taxes for the year l943 must be filed by single persons whose estimated income for 1943 will be $2700 or more and if married, $3500 or more. Anyone who has any income that is not subject to the withholding tax must also file a return, such as those having dividends or interest, rentals or any business. The return must be filed even though the 20 percent tax is being withheld from wages.
 The local office in the Federal Building will remain open during the noon hour and until 6 o'clock today and tomorrow to receive the returns and payment of tax.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-14
 CAPTURE
 BRYANSk
Keystone City of Germans .on Southern Lines
 Falls 10 Russians

LONDON, Sept IA. Russian troops captured the fortress city of Bryansk last night, preaching the Germans main defense line before the Dnieper River by seizure of that pivot of central and southern Ger man battle lines, and the center railway spiderweb serving both fronts
 Evacuation of the keystone city held by the Germans since October, 1941, was admitted hs the German radio soon after Moscow reported the onpouring Red Army was clos- ing in on the city's west bank of the Desna, River.
 The disruption of the rail net- work, vital to German winter trans portation, heightened the belief in London that the Nazis couldn't halt the retreat now before reaching the west bank of the Dnieper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-14
CHALLENGE
 FORCES OF
 NAzI5N0
Street Fighting Occurs in Rome-BaIkans Seefh-
 ing with Unrest

LONDON, Sept. 14.-Bitter street fighting in Rome is reported by the Algiers radio even as German propagandists, proclaiming the re- birth of Fascism under Benito Mus solini's personal command, predict ed he will cancel Italy's capituia- tion, reorganize the Italian Army and nronounce the end of the rule of the House of Savoy.
 The broadcast by the Algiers radlc said also there is bitter opposition to the presence of German forces in Italy and this opposition '' spreading all over the country.
 Tn the Balkans too, German
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