davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

getporben. sic bat feline 3ut,tnft. Oie
oeutiden Milit6rfiibrer baben lid
ielbit in cine Sadeafie bineinmanop-
riert. Sbre &rieefiibruns perrat cine
&riie in Ser Blanung, oie in Ser sci.
lit6rgei9ie5te obne 8eilpiel oaltebt."
@erners Gbeorie lit sic, ooB sic
oeutiden @enerale I'M 9litfrieg, in
Ser Sffenlioe, iib 5ubaule fiiblten,
in Ser Defeniipe aber poIlfommen
ratios oaiteben:
uSm 6erbit 1912 fiinoigte Sitler
Sen raOifalen llebergang Der oellt-
! iben Strategie sur Defenlipe an. Son
Sitler fon1neno, mar Dies unermartet.
0enn Die @erteioigrng lit niht oel,t-
| ide &riegfiibrung. Seit Dem prcn
Biid -0itcrreid)iiden &rieg bon 1866
1T oie oeltit)e ariesfiibrlms itets
MIR fiji oie Sffenlipe organiiiert &C.
Deien. l!nO am 1peniglten lit @erteioi=
gung SIC ytetbooe Sitlers uno ieiner
@enerGlc. Sic maren fir iie pipd)olo=
gti6 ne ltrategiid unporbereitet. 0e=
fen1ibe &riegs fiihrlng mlb ourdooht,
borber gcplunt uno erprpbt meroen.
Oesbalb maht oas llnihmenfrn bic
oeuti6e Strategic boffnungslos uno
bilfIos."
SSn 5tpei entlbeioenoen SGsen for
muliert @erner Damn ieinen @runo=
geoanfen:
| "8erteioisung bot nur oann einen
3med, penn ite sic 8orbereitlng fir
einen Ingriff lit, ipenn unter ibrer
Oede Strait angeiammelt miro. Mfit
Der 9efeniipe aber in ser 5tpeiten
Salfte zines &rieges 81 beginner, 1T
10 gut mie boffnungslos.' ltnb: ,,Nie-
mano fann 0e1tlblano in oen Bergen
oes &autaius ooer an Sen llfern oes
0on ooer Ser 8olga perteioigen"
Warlm perliert nun Sitler ieinen
arieg gegen NuBlano? Sier @erners
k@ntlport Der ruiiii6e &riegsplan
par peititd)tig unb realiItiid. Mtun
batte porausgeieben, oaB Die Sopiet,
union i'm 2aufe oes &rieges itGrter
lperben, pdbreno 6as Dritte 3ei6 mi.
litarii6 i9tp61er tper6en tpiir6e, oab
Die 6eutide @rmee lire uripriinglide
qualitative l1eberleeenbeit berIieren
l1no Die &ote Irmee ite an ii6 reibe,
riiroe. Sitlers Strategie Der riid.
ft6tsloien @ebietseroberung bat Der
Hoten Irmee gebolfen, bies 3ieI gu
erret6en. 8iele bunoerte bon MeiIen
meg bon ibren Stiibpunften, bat Die
8ebrmadt ibren anfdngli9en Gorteil
Der Sabigfeit at Sffeniipmanopern
uno Der tpirti6aftliden ueberIeeenbeit
oes oeutiden Sinterlanoes eingebuBt.
SSm noroliden &aufa ius muBte Die
8ebrmadt penieer Sffeniiotraft be.
litben als in Ser Beltutraine, ba oie
Sffeniibfraft elmer slrmee itets i'm
umgefebrten Berbdltnis our @ntfer=
nnng bon ibren Sperationsbaien
ftebt.'
SIM glei9en Seft oes ,>&e6boof'
5eigt 5ran5 Soellering, bab cine 8el.
le bon Sur6t iiber ,9eutidlano oa-
bingebt un6 Der beri6lagene MeiIter
Der Waiienpip9ologie @0bbels oieIe
5ur@t oa5u benubt, oie Deutiden fe-
iter an oen 8agen oes @ationalioaia,
lismus 5u fetten. SS1 ieinen ,,Strengtb
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Wittpod), ben ID. 9sopember 1943

cine Der mooerniten uno iblagfrdf-
tighten Mrmeen, ausgeitattet nit Dem
geia1nten Hiiit5eug Ser &riegstebnif
ltnIerer 3eit, cine notoriiierte uno
mehaniiterte ariegsmalbine, Die ser
Sitlers in nidts naditebt, seeen gbi=
no geidleuoert.
Wern man iid bas Dor Iugen
bdlt, muB lniere 8epunoerung Ser
fineiiiben &riegsleiitlng nur Inn 10
bober iteitigen. Srasen mir aber na9
Dem tiefern @runoe oieier ans @un-
oerbare gren5enben 2eiituitng, 10 fin
ben mir lie IN elmer ipe5ien 6ineitiben
Wetbooe Der Strategie, oie bie Chine.
len ielber lire ,,l1agnetiide &riegfiib=
rune" nennen. 9ieie Metbooe eebt
bon Der Borausiebung aus, oab ser
@eiit itdrfer lit als oie bppermooerne
Baffentednif, baB elm Sanf obnmdd-
tig bleibt eegeniiber einem iiberlege-
men @ebirn.
Mit Der Metbo6e Ser ,,rtagneti.
i9en &riegfiibrung" baben oie Chine
len, tpie Der ean5e Berlauf bon ied'
Sobren gbinafrieg 5eigt, ourdidlo
genoe grfolge eraielt.
alaiiiide SduIbeiipiele oieier
magnetiihen Strategic iino bic 6rei
groBen Shladten Inn gbangiba in Der
mitteldineiiiden Brobin5 Sunan. Sier
Duroe genau nab 'bem angegebenen
@e5ept berfabren, unb iebesn1al GIN
gen oie Sapaner tpieoer in Die Sale
uno tpur6en berni6teno gei9Iagen
obtpobl iie numeriid uno tpaffente9=
mild BEN gbineien turmbod Iberle-
gen tparen.
&eute nun lit Die iapaniide s1pa=
fion gbinas praftif6 auf einem totem
Bunfte angelangt. DaB Die Sapaner
ii6 feftgefabren baben, lag gum Sell
aud an ibrer eigenen Strategic, oie
einmal Der itelloertretenoe dinefiibe
@eneralitabspef, General 8ai CHUNG
Il, folgenoermaBen 6arafteriiterte:
erit einen Bunft fontronieren, Damn
cine 2inie, uno 5ulebt elm @ebiet!
General Sal bat in elmer &eoe bon
De5ember 1941 flar na9getpieien,
oaB Die Sapaner iruner MIR 8unfte
uno 2inien gu fontrollieren bermo9-
ten, ieoob ME @ebiete. Cine tpeitere
grfldrung fir Die grfolsloiigteit Der
Sapaner iit Der 3pans, oaB iie ii9
in ben rieiigen @eiten gbinas in UNI
5dbligen 4leingefe9ten neraetteln
miiifen. Sn einem 8eri9t 6es 9ineit-
fden @eneralftabsdefs SO gine-9ing
an oen SeeresausiduB oes 8arIa-
ments beibt es: ,,8on Sum- 1910 Big
Wai t941 tpuroen 6762 5dla9ten
nno @efedte ausgetragen, bon oenen
Die Gbineien etpa 60 Bro5ent getpan-
men," Sn oieiem beitdnoigen &lein-
frieg baben Die sSapaner enorme Ser
lutte erlitten Dariiber binaus aber
fonnte General Hai nit &e9t feititeI-
len: ,,ans unierer gnbdufung aabI=
loier fleiner Siege miro ser cine gro.
BE Eriumpb ertpa9ien."
Sn an ben feds sabren oes dime
iilb-iapanif6en &rieges muB es ben
obieftiben 8eobadter am nreiiten Der.
bliiffen, oaB @binas rnilitGriide Meadt
trob oes fataitropbalen MangeIs an
mooernen Baffen unb &riegsgerdten
itdnoig getpahien lit. China bat in oie.
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cher Linderung Won Hartleibigkeitsbe.
schwerden wieder wissen wollen und
zur selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun
wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkriuter.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbar schaft nicht
kaufen konnen. sender Sic fir unser
Alpenkrauter EinfIhrungsangebot n
erhalten Sic
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UMSONST Sod Sefi,s.ssn Wi.t Pro r.,

FoRNrS HEIL-OEL IMMINENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung vpe
rheumatischen und neuralsischen Schmes.
zen. rnuskulosen nRIckenschmerzen, steifsn
oder schmerxenden Muskeln. vsrstaus
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNIS MACOLO - alkalisch-Iindes
gewisse akute Magenstorungen wie Sod.
bremen und Verdauungss storungen. herr
vorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass an Saufs.
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Warum die Eescawerden Won
Harlleibigke;t
leiden

Wenn funk,;onale Hartleibigkei an
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerv0s und
irritiert fuhlen und an deren Symp-
iome leiden - Kopfschmerzen, ublen
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, Yer.
ADMINISTERING, Schlaf- und Appetit-
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt voll Won
Case und Blahungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrauter.
Mehr ais elm AbfGhrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi.
zin, hergestellt aus l8 der Natur eige-
nen medizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern
und Pflanzen. Alpenkrauter bringt
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trage Darme zu1
len und hilft, vel
Abfall sanft un
auszuscheiden, S
durch Hartleibig
ursacil;en Cab.
ben und gibt
dem Magen das
au;enci,me Ce-
tiiIll Won Warme.
Einzunehme e n nj ELI
vie auf dem Eli
kelt angegeben.
Wenn Sic di
Frauden pliickl;-,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-24

stop him h jumped in, took OFF.
ana put the plane through every
kind of Il nrancuvcr you can ina
Eiic. / heard the roar and ran out
TO see. and / thought surely he
would crash any minute. but a mo-
incnt later he came sailing down
To make a perfect landing"
| What did Mr.. Parkinson saw
them Jean was smiling with
amusement ut the story SO charac-
tcristic of Ciirlcy.
He asked him if he wanted a
regular job and Curlcy said nc
might for while, but that he never
stayed any place very long"
What happened to the Next
can?"
Mrs. Parkinson laughed. "He
didn't say n word, just started
packing up his things"
It's too bad that n man with ms
much ability rs Curlcy doesn't set
tic down TO something" Jean said
diSapprOvingly.
"Oh, somcday he will. Right now
he's too busy having fun"
Il know, but with the world as It
is today. we all have to set our fun
asidc-think of the only thing
that really counts winning
inns war" jeans tones were firm,
rcprimanding.
Even the war doesn't touch Cur
lcy's world" Mrs. Parkinson said.
I'VE heard of people like that"
Jean observed. rucfully. abruptly
remembering her own life several
weeks bcforc--modcling Henri furs
to wealthy goldfish" who swan
around in their own crystal bowls.
not seeming to know that there
was Il hurried world outside. Maybe
CurlCy would one day have q rude
awakening and feel as intense
about doing his bit as she had. She
wondered now il It hadn't been for
the bad news from Melvin if she
would have ever been awakened to
the world as il really is?
Mrs. Parkinson glanced at her
wrist-watch that sparklcd
in the moonlight. and stincd
dainty yawn. ITS past ten. dear.
don't you think wc had better go
to bcd?"
"Ycs. I suppose" Jean said
drcamily. 1--WE have busy day at
the plant tomorrow"
Long after Jean had slipped be-
tween her fresh. cool sheets. she
lay with her eyes vide open. her
mind much too active for slccp.
she was wondering what kind Of
Z man you would find if you could
ever break through this swagCcr-
ing. swash- buckling. dcvil-may-
care front that Curlcy wore with
such becoming case and enjoyment,
Go BE COntinucd)
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2hereS ElIMy!(ays: NoHono
Sc - .os tD7 On, JOHN cfls~me
SYNOPSIS


R"iincd that her brother,
MELVIN SIARSDEN. ia misstnP In
action.
JEAN MARSDr.N. who has risen TO In.
top rs - fashion model. quits her lob
To l-CUinc secretary TO
STEVE lands. director of n now
rubber plant III Mexico. Jean has AN
abrupt introduction to carcficc. hand
sEpiur
CUI:lEY. employed by
ME. AND Mi:S. PARKINSON. owners
Of the Rancho Gasoline.
YESTERDAY: Jean accepts Mrs. Par
kiHs"n'S invitation ~ spend three
day at the rancho.
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this warmly emotional llr1. and
the fabulous stories uf her nurse
about tie vanished %rl,m5rr q; her
family. If she ever SIw The world
as ii is il probably would destroy
her"
she is a beautiful thing" Jean
admitted, "and feminine L. The nth
degree"
She is" agreed Mrs. Parkinson.
"a little too much SO @nruriimr%.
She threatened 10 kill herself when
wc bought the place. YOU know.
The arrangement To keep har IN
the mythical capacity 81 house.
Keeper was the only way sc could
buy Rancho Gasoline without hav-
ing 4 t0o-rcCcnt ghost haunting it,.
l have grown very attached T. her,
and IA little frightened of her "nro-
tionHl fcrvOr. | warn Clrrl"v about
teasing her too much. Sl" is be-
ginning tr see In his ridiculous;
pranks something dashing and ro-
mantle
Jean shrugged. at seems to me
shes the gay. slinshinc-and-StOrm
type that wo,ild appeal To a man
like C,rlcy Perhaps he really is
ATTRACTED To her"
81 don't thin; So" There vas n
notr pf fond humor in Mrs. Park
insous voice. "Curlcy is uuprCdiCt-
able. Curlcy's love is for lifc--l
fast. thrilling. reckless life. without
cares or responsibilities. Cur!cy is
like wild horse who loves TO run
free across uurhirtCI desert. wind
blowing through his manc. with
out the harness or shaCl;lcS of 4
master. Somciny Curl"y Will find
the right girl and then he'll 20
overheard: but right now, 1 don't
think so
The restriction in jeans throat
casCd.
"IIow did Curlcy cvcr come TO
work for you >" she asked. irritat-
cd at her relief
Mrs. Parkinson smiled rs she re-
called the day.
"It vas one ri those things. Cov.
crnCd hv fate. guess. He happened
along Just as wc needed him and
inst as nc needed job. Mr.. Parlin-
son had Il licensed McxiCan pilot |
working for him ut the time. They |
were about to- take of on u bust
ness trip when something went
wrong with the planes engine. The
niIot couldn't sCCm 10 get IL fixed. |
and about then Curlcy came driv.
ing III in his rrCicnl old FUrdnngo.
MS they call them down here. lie
offered 10 fx the plane If wc would
give him his lunch. Mr.. Parkinson
agreed. feeling all the time that the
fellow was fake. Ten minutes lat
pr Curlcy Ind the engine running
perfectly, and before anyone could
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CHATTER NINE

JEAN AND Mrs. Parkinson ate
their dinners slowly, lciSurcly, in
the soft glow of tail tapcrS that
Sh"nc from silver candclabra. After
dinner. stepping To the screened
French doors, Mrs. Parkinson
turned to Jean.
Lets sit ont on the patio. dear.
There's Il lovely moon tonight"
"YcS, lets" Jean said as she fol-
lowed her hostess through :hc open
doors. She was glad she had come
nov. And steve hadn't seemed an
n"y"d. lie had been much more in
l"r"Si"d i'll the fact that Cllrlcy
ami Parkinson had gone 10 Ic.iCu
'ItE. Ills request to repeat none OF
the details OF the police invcstiga-
ti"u had been easy. Mrs. Parkinson
had been Cnntcu. with the drama
nf tn" wreck. and the robbery of
The mail bag. had seemed solely
concerned with Jean and StCvc's
safety.
Tho patti" was picture of soft,
"lrk blues edged with silver moon
l&ht. Overhead the stars seemed
:" close you could reach up and
i"uch them. All was quiet except
Tor IT," gentle splnshing of the
inhni.'in in the center of the court
YARD. III the distance Il dog barkcd
aiH then cam" the faint sound of 4
from whistle far away.
Jean stretched herself luxurious
~ "n n bamboo chair and through
hali-closcd eyes drank in the bcau-
" of the night.
Half tn herself she was saving.
y can see now why they say the
climate. the characteristics of Il
country have much To do with the
disposition of Il people. Anyone
raised here would naturally be ro-
mantle. gay, with Zcst for color
iul living"
THAT is true, dear, and probably
II" country in the world has pro-
"iic"d any more ColOrful characters
IMAM Mexico" Mrs. Parkinson
agreed. "Rosita has told me much
about her family. particularly her
mother, who was considered the
most beautiful woman In Mexico
one was one of the favorites of
rancho Villa. Maybe il vas through
rear that she was drawn to him.
villa was Il dangerous hombre and
II" woman in all Mexico dared re-
iusc him. Rosita likes to think Il
was true lovc-shc imagines Villa
not IN his true light. rs cruel dcs-
Porado. but as dashing cabalIero.
Mexican Robin Hood who took
from the rich tn give to the poor"
Just then from the upper balcony
came the rich tones OF Rosita's
voice singing n plaintivc Spanish
tune. The notes drifted down softly
10 inc STUNNING Of her guitar.
what is that song she sings?"
jean asked.
Hasta La VISTA" Mrs. Parkin-
son said. "which means in English.
OlltN See You Again"
docs she always sing such sad
songs? ~ Jean asked.
Not always. Most Of the time
her songs are very gay. But when
ever Curlcy is gone she sings that
song"
Jean felt sudden tightening in
ner throat as she caught the sig
niicance of Mrs. Parkinson's
words. Surprised and chagrincd at
.ler sharp dismay over such a ro-
nance. she forced herself to muir
mur IN tone of quiet amusement.
Dont tell me Rosita Is harborinS |
nc passion grandc' for The crazec
Amcricano"
l., Mrs. Parkinson laughed. "Rosita
strange, funny little creature.
N'e product of II lonely childhood In
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to the Broadway show girls sitting
at ringside.
Max is on his first assignment
since completing basic training.
He's an instructor in the physical
training division of Sacramento
Air Depot Control Area Command,
teaching boxing and wrestling to
thousands of enlisted men at many
installations in central and north
ern, California as well as in Ne
vada.at
1t has been just a short time
since the former world champion
heavyweight and his brother, Bud
dy,, enlisted in the Air Service Com
mand, Now both are based here.
Neither of the Baers were on call
in the draft. In fact, both have
children and probably would not
have been called for some time to
come.
Max finished basic training a.
head of Buddy because the latter
underwent a knee operation shortly
after his induction and only re-
Gently reported for duty at McClel-
Ian. = q
The two cause a lot of comment
wherever they go-so big that spec
ial uniforms had to be built for
them And, of course, there's the
well-known Baer charm that made
the fighters popular with the
crowds during their civilian days
Where once Max staggered and
was boastful of his prowess in the
ring or laughed at his defeats, he's
more dignified, as befits his uni
form, yet he's laxative about the
part boxing and wrestling training
can play in war
You gotta keep cool-you gotta
let gold hate grow in you, if you
want to win, either when you got
them gloves on in prizefight ring
or If you're out there facing the
enemy Max said, pulling his
mouth down at the corners, gestur-
ing with his big hands.
when a man gets mad he gets
clustered. He doesn't know what
to do. He gets off balance and
throws the fight. We're going to
teach the men of the Air Service
Command to keep their heads, keep
their balance, keep their lives
Dirty judo--commando tactics in
official circles-Will be Maxs prize
lesson for the boys, the first sew
eral thousand of whom he organ
lied at the Army Air Base in Reno
New, the first week he was out on
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN :
That the petition of Olaf Westby
and Clarice Westby, husband and
wife, of juneau Alaska, has been
filed in the commissioners Court
for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, for
adoption of Gaylord Lee Madison,
a male child, born October 20,
1940 and for change of said child S
name to Gaylord Lee Westby; and
that hearing on said petition has
been set for 10 am, June IT, 1912,
in said Commissioners Court; and
that Carl Madison, the non-resi-
dent, non-consenting father of said
child, and all other persons con-
cerned, are hereby cited to be and
appear in said Court, at the time
and place above stated, and show
cause, if any they have, why the
adoption and change of name
should not be granted.
Dated: Juneau, Alaska, May 4
1943.
FELIX GRAY,
United States Commissioner
HOWARD d. STABLER,
Petitioners Attorney,
Shattuck Building,
Juneau, Alaska adv
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Morning Ball
Is Tried Out
In B:igleaeue
Reds Defeat Pirates in
Game that Starts at
1870 in Forenoon

The Cincinnati Reds smashed out
a 17-hit victory over the Pittsburgh
Pirates yesterday, pitching victory
for Johnny Wander Nicer, his third
against one defeat.
The game started at 1870 o.
clock in the forenoon, an expert
ment in determining how baseball
may accommodate itself to war
workers on varying hours.
The game drew 1888 paying Gus
toners and General Manager War
rem Giles said it was a success
and we will do it again and per-
haps the next morning game will
not be until next Monday"
The Brooklyn Dodgers continued
to pick on the lowly Phillies, rap
ping dozen hits off Rookie Al
Gerhauser and veteran Schoolboy
Rowe. Kirby Higbe, in his second
start of the season, pitched only
seventh ball.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-05-04
.ILLAN0VA
CALLS |. OFF
FOOTBALL
Coach Smith Goes Into Ma
rine Corps-Co|Iege
Stops Grid Play

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 4. -
Maurice Clipper Smith, football
coach of Villanova, will be COM
missioner Marine Corps Captain
today and assistant coach Vince
McNally will take over the physi-
cal education and the college
spokesman said there will be no
grid squad for next falls playing.
Smith, former guard under Rock
lie at Notre Dame in 1920, was
later head coach at Columbia Col
lege, Portland, Ore, and later coach
at Gonzaga, Spokane, Wash, from
where he went to Santa Clara. He
remained there until seven years
ago when he came to Villanova.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-05-04
MARIE WARD RITES
TOMORROW MORNING

Funeral services for Marie Ward,
aged IA, daughter of John Ward
of Juneau. who died at the Gov
eminent Hospital May /, will be
held tomorrow, Wednesday, at 9
a. m. in the Catholic Church of
the Nativity with the Rev. Erward
c. Budde officiating. Interment
will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Born at Klukwan, Alaska, where
her mother and father were also
born, Marie attended school in
Skagway until she entered the Gov
eminent Hospital here about six
months ago.
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BROTHER OF
JUNEAU GIRL
AIR FATALITY

Killed in an airplane accident in
California is Edward O'Connor,
member of the U. S. Army Air Corps
and brother of Miss Katherine
O'Connor, chief nurse of the Gov
eminent Hospital in Juneau
Miss O'Connor left by plane last
night for her home in Oden, In
diana, where the body of her "a
year-old brother will be shipped for
burial. He had been in the Army
for about a year - -. 81 - -
Details of the accident are lack
ing, the official notice received here
stating only the fact of death. Miss
O'Connor will be. gone from her
post here for an indefinite period.
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|. physical training assignment.

physical training assignment.
We'll teach EN- the most vul-
nerable spots, we'll teach 'em all
the foul punches, how to kill with
the bare hands just in case they
get in a spot where that's all they've
left with which to defend them
selves.
Experience in the boxing ring
will teach our men to dodge the
enemy, think clearly and work fast.
They'll learn perfect balance and
control-something you need in ev-
erything you do, whether it's fight
ing or dancing, plotting an air.
plane or singing concluded Max.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-05-04
GAMES MONDAY
National League

Philadelphia 8; Brooklyn S. Ger
hauser, Rowe and Livingston; Hig-
be and Moore.
Pittsburgh 5; Cincinnati T.
Butcher, Dietz, Brandt, Shuman
and Baker; Wander Nicer, Riddle
and Mueller.
American League
Boston New York postponed.
Doubleheader Thursday.
Chicago Cleveland postponed
Doubleheader Wednesday.
Pacific Coast League
No games were played yesterday
as teams were travelling to open
today on the following schedule
for this week
San Francisco at Seattle.
Los Angeles at Portland.
Sacramento at Oakland.
San Diego at Hollywood.
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baers Are
Serious in
Army Now

MCCLELLAN FIELD, Calif.-Pri-
vate Max Baer wears his khaki
uniform in different manner than
he ever wore prize fight toys. He's
serious and business-like and in
tense-three things no one could
accuse him of when he was chal-
lenger, champion or ex-champion.
Yes, the Army's Air Service Com
mand has a man in Max, not a
play-boy with one eye on his OPP
ponent and the other wandering
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BUILDER OF
RACING CARS
PASSES AWAY

DETROIT, Mich. May Harry
Miller, So, engineer, designer and
builder of the famous Miller special
racing automobiles, is dead at his
home.
Miller's cars won eleven Indian
apolis Speedway races and also
hundreds of races on other tracks.
Miller built cars for Richenback-
er, Oldfield, Tommy Milton, Ralph
DePalma, Harry Hartz, Pete De-
Paoloa, and many other auto racers.
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American League
DESSERT LUNCHEON SET
FOR LUTHERAN LADIES

Lutheran Ladies Aid members
will enjoy dessert luncheon
Thursday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Pete Hildre,
with Mrs. A. r. Haired as CO.
hostess.
At the same time plans will be
completed for rummage sale to
be held May IL, it is announced
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Goes Into
Training
Yankee Suspended by
Lands Will Be Back
in Game May Il

NEW YORK, May 4-Infielder
Frank Crosetti hac Joined the
Yanks to begin training for enter
ing the lineup when his suspen-
sion period ends on May 81.
Baseball Gar Lands suspended
Crosetti for Furnishing an UNI
pire in the last world series.