davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
Usluzbenci tranzitnega sistema so
odglasovali "a stavko, ako bo potrebna
Gascvanje je izpadlo razmerju 9 - Unijski vodite
pravijo, da SO usluzbenci navecani veenega Gin
canja in cakanja.

Usluzbenci mestnega tranzit-'
mega sistema so vceraj odglaso-
vail v razmerju devetih glasov
proti enemu "a stavko, kar je
njihov odgovor vodstvu tega 81
stema, XII Sc jim brani zvisati
mezdo "a vec kot 2 in pol centa
ma uro.
lid glasovanja
Ia stavko je glasovalo 1854
usluzbencev.
Proti pa .3O2.
Thomas Meany, unijski pred
sednik, je izjavil, da je bilo to
glasovanje dokaz ogromnega
zaupanja smernicam unijskega
vodstva.
Rezultat tega glasovanja je,
da imajo unijski voditelji pra-
vico proglasiti stavko, kadar
koli so mnenja, da so pogajanja
q vodstvom tega sistema pro-
padla.
Prihod internacionalnih vodite-
teljev
Meany je tudi izjavil, da bo-
do sedaj nemudoma obveseeni
uradniki mednarodne unije, XII
bodo naproseni, da pridejo v
Cleveland ter Sc udeleze teh po-
gajanj.
"Pogajanja bodo kratka, ker
so clani unije navelicani vecne-
ga cakanja in zavlacevanja," je
rekel Meany. "Uradniki siste-
ma so cello lansko leto cincali in
zavlaeevali stvar, cato SO unij.
ski clani prepricani, da SO upra.
viceni do nagle odlocitve.''
Unija zahteva "a usluzbence
zvisano mezdo, pisn1eno pogod.
bo in ugodnejse delavske raz
lmere.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
ROJI MA PACIFIkU

Glavni stan generala MacAr-
thurja, Australia, z. oprila. -
Zavezniska letalska sila je 20
pet udarila ma obmorske okraje
Move Gvineje, XII so V oblasti
Japoncev. ZavezniSki letalci Re
petnasti zaporedni dan bombar-
dirajo pokrajino okoli kraja
Mubo, XII je oddaljen 10 mill
iuzno cd Salamaue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
Predavanje " SID

V soboto 3. aprila, oh 8. uri
zvecer sc vrsi v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
predavanje o najnovejsih do
godljajih V Jugoslaviji, poseb-
no v Sloveniji. Govoril DO Joe
Brandt, XII so mu razmerje liz
zanesljivih porocil dobro znane.
Vabi Sc obcinstvo, da Sc vde-
lezi - vstopnina je prosta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
KONFERENCA MED
AMERIKO IN RUSIJO

WASHINGTON, 80. marca.
Predsednik Roosevelt je IL
javil casnikarjem po odhodu mi
nistra Edena, da Sc DO zdaj
kmalu vrsila konferenca med
Rusiio in Ameriko in da upa,
da Sc bo osebno sestal ruskim
premierjem Stalinom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
MIR. Frank Kerze-nos s+olni so+rudnik

govega della pa je njegov po-
ljuben slog, s katerim ume ka-
kor nihce drugi odkleniti srce
in zajeti duso citatelja.
Mr.. Kerze DO prispeval vsak
cetrtek svoje gradivo, XII DO pri-
obceno .takoj "a uyodnikom. -
Cenjene narocnike in citatelje
opozarjamo ma ia nov in zani-
miv doprinos, g. Kerzetu pa IL,
rekamo zanj naso iskreno "a.
hvalo. - Urednistvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02

Berlinski radio poroca, da je
preteklo nedeljo zletela v Neap-
lju V zrak neka municijska to-
varna, pri cemer je bilo ubitih
u, ranjenih pa 1,179 civilistov
in vojakov.
Med ubitim je bio tudi sedem
Nemcev, med ranjenci pa 81.
Vlada je poverila admiralu
Domenicu Cavagnariju nalogo,
da ugotovi, kako je nastala eks-
plozija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
05IS(E D0VAzAz LETALI
SV0JA 0JA(ENJA Y AFRIk0
Sto ameriskih letecih trdnjav je napadlo
Cagliari, vazno pristanisce Sardiniji.
UMIKAJOCE Sc ROMMELOVE CETE DOzIVLJAJO
PEKEL MA ZEMLJI

Osisce je pricelo veliko ma
glico dovazati letali sveze ce-
te v Afriko, kjer so virgil zavez-
niki V akcijo ogromno zracno
silo, da preprecijo to ojacenje
osisca in da mu odrezejo zadnje
sredstvo njegovega bega il A
frike.
Ameriski napad ma Sardinijo
Ameriski letalci so snoci z
vzhicenjem povedali o svojem
napadu ma vazno italijansko ba-
20 Cagliari V Sardiniji, katero
so napadli V sredo 100 leteci-
mi trdnjavami. Italijani prizna-
vajo, da SO bombniki povzrocili
"obcutno skodo' in da so "do-
sedaj'' nasteli 60 mrtvih.
Ameriski letalci pravijo, da
Je pablo ma pr1Stanlsce tlsOce
bomb, XII so morale uniciti vse,
kar Sc je nahajalo V pristani-
Scu.
Bombardiranje Rommelovih Get
Medtem pa so drugi angleski
in ameriski bombniki izpreme-
Mill umik Rommelovih Get v Tu-
nisiji v pravo peklo. Zadnje u
panic, XII ga je morda gojilo o.
sisce, 6es, da bo pristanisce Ca
gliari koristilo pri evakuaciji
Tunisije, je bilo po napadu a
meriskih bombnikiv ra1glinie ienc
V mic.
Nobenih ameriSkih izgub
AmeriSki bombniki so v ma
'padu ma to pristanisce zadeli S
svojimi bombami pet trgovskih
in Fl manjsih ladij ter unicili
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02

ma letaliscih in " zraku II So
vraznih letal, sami pa MISC imeli
niti najmanjsih izgub. Vsi anne
riski bombniki so Sc srecno vr-
Mill ma svoje baze.
Italijani so vsega navelicani
z anglesko armada severni
Tunisiji, 81. marca. (Zakasnelo)
- Danes sta dva angleska sa-
nitetna vojaka zajela SO itali-
janskih vojakov in enega ma
jorja, ne da bi jima bilo treba
pri tenn izstreliti samo en- strel.
Joe King in Robert Spencer
sta Sc vracala II ujetimi TIA
lijani, XII so nosili diva ranjena
Italijana in enega francoskega
marokanskega vojaka, z neke
pozicije angleske pehote.
Nenadoma pa sta uzrla oh
svojem boku skupino Italija-
nov. Prihajajoei Italijani so
dvignii belo zastavo. nakar sta
Angleza razorozila vojake in
majorja.
SodeIOvanje Lahov
Italijani 81 nikoli ne prizade-
vajo pobegniti, tudi &c sc Jim
ponudi prilika "a to. Ma nekem
truku je bilo ma primer IL itali-
janskih ujetnikov, katere je
strazil en- sam francoski voiak.
5Ko je zaslo knlo uc.asa neho,
kotanjo, je vrglo francoskega
straznika S truka. Italijani pa
so, mesto da bi poizkusali po-
begniti, ustavili, pobrali straz-
nika, ga nalozili ma truk in sc
odpeljali dalje proti ujetnistvu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02

Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Ivec, 1861
Kildeer Ave, imata diva sina
pri vojakih. Joseph je v arma-
di in sicer v Texasu, a Leo je v
Alaski. Pise, da je v Alaski pol
no dobrih rib in ribolov je ME
govo najvecje veselje. - Seve-
da ne manjka tam medvedov in
sem pa tia vojaki poderejo ko-
smatinca, XII tehta do 400 fun
TOW.
Miss Sophie Kobal, 125O1
Washti' Ave-, je odsla obiskat
zarocenca, Pvt. Godfrey Kosir,
XII Sc nahaja V Texasu, ter po-
zdravlja vse prijatelje.
Pvt. John J. Lipar, sin druzi-
ne Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Lipar,
1885 E. IT'S St., sc nahaja Cd
2. decembra pri vojakih. Me-
gov naslov je: Vim Hill Farm,
Station B. IL, Co. G. (Prov)
35522649, Warrenton, Va.
Danes je prisel ma dopust "a
tri. dni PFC Michael Gerl, maj
mlajsi sin Mr.. in Mrs. Andrew
Gerl, 756 E. 200 st. Prijatelji
ga lahko obiscejo, mi mu pa ze-
limo obilo razvedrila v krogE
domacih. Prisel je il Camp New
River, N. c.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
DOBRI IZGLEDI IA
DEMOkRATE

CHICAGO, 81. marca. - F.
c. Walker, glavni postar in ma
celnik demokratskega narodne-
ga odbora, je izjavil, da so "a
prihodnje leto prilike "a demo-
krate jako ugodne. To je ugo-
tovil tekom svojega triteden-
skega potovanja po zapadu, ju-
gozapadu in srednjem zapadu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
Vile rojenice

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. John
Samsa, 1882 E. 1863 ST., so Sc
vceraj zglasile vile rojenice in
pustile v>spomin krepkega sine
ka. Matt in dete Sc nahajata v
Glenville bolnisnici ter sc dobro
pocutita. Nase cestitke!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
KNUDSEN MA INSPEk-
CHI

CHICAGO, 81. marca. - &C.
neral William S. Knudsen, raw
natelj armadne produkcije, je
pricel danes tridnevno inspek-
clio tovarn cikaski okolici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
Okoli 1. julia bo najbrze potrebno
priceti pozivati ocete vojasko sluzbo
Obasti posveeao veliko pozornost nacrtom reklas
fikacijo moz. - z vpoklicem ocetov ne bo mogoee
vec dogo odlasat.

3-A razred klasifikacije, v
katerem so zdaj vkljuceni oce-
tie in ozenjeni mozje brez o.
trok, XII so zaposleni pri delhi,
XII MISC "neobhodno potrebna, "
maj Sc rezervira izkljucno "a O.
cete, vstevsi one, XII so bill pref
v 3-B razredu.
PA in 2-B razreda klasi-
fikacij, v katerih so mozje, XII
so individualno neobhodno po-
trebni, ne glede ma ljudi, XII so
cd njih odvisni, maj ostaneta, in
osebe, XII SO zdaj v drugih kla-
sifikacijah, maj bodo premesce'
ne v PA in 2-B razred.
Ustanovitey move klasifikacije
Dale maj Sc vpelje novo kla'
sifikacijo "a one, katerih vpo'
kIic bi povzrocil nepotrebnc
trpljenje ljudi, XII SO cd njih cd.
visni, pa maj bodo to njih zene
zene in otroci ali starsi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
.Noua groboua
JOSEPH NOSSE

Pc kratki in mucni bolezni je
preminil Joseph Nosse, star 81
let, stanujoc ma 1245 e. 55 st.
Pogreb oskrbuje Jos. zele in
sinovi pogrebni zavod. Podrob-
nosti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
KuIturd
DRAMSKO DRUSTVO "NASA
ZVEZDA"

Seja dramskega drustva Ma
sa zvezda sc vrsi v nedeljo, 4.
aprila, oh Z. uri zvecer. Clan
stvo je vabljeno, da sc polno-
Stevilno udelezi.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-11
kidnapped Baby Found;
Woman PLACED Under
Arrest; She (onfesses

ALBANY, Ore, Aug. II. - Mrs.
Katherine Wright, 26, wife of Ser
geant Jesse Wright, has been for
mally charged with stealing two
day-old Judith Quincy, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Quincy,
from the Albany Hospital early on
the morning of August a. Follow
ing the arrest, a confession was
secured late late night.
The woman told long story that
she planned securing a baby to
fool her husband who was away
at an Army camp much of the
time.
The woman said she walked into
the hospital and took the first
baby she came to in the nursery
and walked out the rear door.
She claims she was injured in
the Pearl Harbor bombing.
The case was solved when neigh
bors noticed diapers hanging on
the line, and knowing Mrs. Wright
had no baby of her own, called
the police.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-11
RED FORCES
ROLLING
UNCHECKED
Twin Drives Being Made
on Khdrkov, BrYansk-
SmoIensk Threatened
(By Associated ,ress)

The Red Army is rolling on I'M
checked in its twin drives on
Kharkov and Bryansk, capturing
village after village and inflicting
heavy losses on the retreating Ger
mans, the Russians declare.
The German radio persists in re-
ports the Russians have launched
their third major offensive on the
central front east of Smolensk,
driving on that important Nazi
stronghold with heavy infantry and
tank attacks. The German radio
insists that the sharpest attack of
the Soviets was delivered yesterday
between Yartzeyo, Il miles north
west Of Smolensk, and Kirov, 100
miles south of Smolensk.
Kharkov is officially reported by
the Russians as pocketed on three
sides by five-pronged drive and
other columns have bitten deep
into the rich grain territory, only
IA miles from Sunny and 1870 miles
east OF the Capital City of Kiev.
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AIRMAN In
REMARKS
ACCIDENTS
Says Lack Of Discipline
Loses Many Bomber
Crews Here

BLYTHE, Calf, Aug. IL. Brig.
Gen. Robert F. Travis cited these
as primary reasons for accidents in
the heavy bombardment training
program:
Lack of knowledge of equipment,
lack of discipline, "plain bullhead-
edness' and in small degree "acts
of God"
He said the first two reasons can
be remedied in training. I'VE have
overcome what we term metal par
alysis freezing of the mind in an
he said, "but the sit
uation with respect to discipline
starts at the ground. Too many
crews are being lost due to viola
tons of instructions,
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Shipydrds, Also Other Mill
fary targets GET Sdlvos
of Shells from Boats
BRITISH TROOPS IN
ADVANCE, EAST COAST
Seventh Army,
Amphibious Troops,
Make Night Dash

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Aug. IL. The
British Eighth Army in Sicily has
advanced within sight of the italian
mainland while British warships
bombarded the italian shipyards in
the Bay of Naples, 1870 miles south
of Rome, and also other military
targets.
The British forces advanced seven
miles along the east coast of Sicily
under the shadow of Mount Etna to
capture the town of Guardia, 16
miles south of Taormina and 40
miles from Messina.
The latest bulletin announced the
British Tommies were on the east
slopes Of Mount Etna and thus gain
ed the first view Of the Italian
mainland.
Navy B0mbardment
The bombardment of the construc-
ton and repairs yards at Castella-
mare, southern edge of the Bay Of
Naples, occurred Monday night, the
British destroyers and cruisers NOV
ing in close to their targets to pour
round after round of shells into the
yards capable of handling ships of
500 feet in length.
At the same time other units of
the fleet attacked at Cape Vaticano.
the instep of the italian boot, and
about Is miles north of San Glow
ami, where the main Italian rail-
road lines operate close to the shore
of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Romantic Isle Bombed
The communique said the railroad
bridges were bombarded in the naval
attack at Cape Vaticano and at the
same time daring seamen showed
the grey warships between Naples
and the romantic Isle of Capri and
let loose thunderous salvos almost
in the shadow of Mount vesuvius.
The British advance of seven miles
from Acireale, along the east coast
of Sicily, placed Montgomery's vet
Grams barely 80 miles from Italy.
With American Forces
The American Seventh Army on
the north coast has consolidated
positions at the mouth of the Rosa
marino River about three miles west
of Sanagata, where the amphibious
troops plunged ashore in small boats
Sunday night and pressed forward
in the stiffest of fighting. Heavy
fighting still RACES in the area Of
Randozzo where the conyerging Brit
ish, American and Canadian troops
wrestled with the difficulties OF end
less mine fields.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-11
MORE SALMON
TO CIVILIAN
POPULATION.
Iekes Reports that Armed
Forces Won't Take as
Much This Year

WASHINGTON, Aug, IL. = More
canned salmon will be available
to housewives this year than last,
Coordinator of Fisheries Harold L..
Ickes announces.
He said final reports of the sea-
sons operations in Bristol Bay
show total of 1898, 1883 cases, the
biggest pack there since 1888.
Reports from other areas, he
stated, show encouraging results
are expected.
The Bristol Bay pack in 1912 was
only 467, 1872 cases.
He said SO percent Of the pack
will be set aside for the armBd
forces this year, while go percent
was taken last year
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-11
HUGE RAID
ON ANOTHER
GERMAN CITY
More than 6S Tons Of
Bombs Dropped on
Nuremberg by Raj

LONDON, Aug. IL. - British
bombers dropped more than 1900
bombs, more than SO tons, last
night on Nuremberg, important
railway and industrial center in
southern Germany and Nazi rally
ing point.
At the same time it was an
nounced that the Raj bomber
command is switching its often
sive to industries turning out the
finished product, now that the
Ruhr's heavy industry is crippled
seriously.
Sixteen bombers were lost in the
raid, the second successive night
attack on Germany, and three
enemy fighters were downed.
Ironically, it was just four years
ago today that Goering boosted to
the German public that not a
single enemy bomb would be per-
mitted to fall on Germany.
Nuremberg was raided six times
previously, the last on March 8.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-11
CHURCHILL,
KING meet,
CONFERENCE
British, Canadian Chiefs Of
Staff Are Also in
Session, Quebec

QUEBEC, Aug. 1l-Within the
ancient battlements of the obsolete
fortress, Prime Ministers of Great
Britain and Canada today surveyed
heartening successes of the Allied
stabs at the Axis needed to expand
and designed to attain total vic
tory.
The conferences between Prime
Minister Churchill and Mackenzie
King and their chiefs of staff, are
a prelude to the coming discus
sions between Churchill and Presi-
dent Roosevelt and British Il d
American military experts.
Prime Minister Churchill went to
the Chateau Frontenac this morn
ing to attend a war Committee Of
the Canadian Cabinet presided
over by King.
An official statement late said
the Canadian Chiefs of Staff are
meeting the British Chiefs Of Staff
throughout the day"
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GetsNew
Lifeline
Plea from AItafraz Grant
ed-Another Chance
10 Defend Self

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IL. =
Thomas Henry Robinson, Jr., won
a long fight from behind the walls
of Alcatraz and has been granted
a new chance to present his de-
Tense on a charge of kidnapping
Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll Of Louis
vile, KY, in 1884
Granted a writ of habeas corpus
by Federal Judge Roche he has
been ordered returned to Louisville
for 80 days for new proceedings.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-11
President, British Prim e
Minister Are 10 Meet
in Canada
PRELIMINARY TALKS
HELD IN WASHINGTON
State Department Officials,
Military Authorities
Summoned

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has met with high
military and State Department adj
visers and the conference is possibly
preliminary talk to the forthcom-
ing war talks with Prime Minister
Winston Churchill in Canada.
The gathering at the White House
consisted of Secretary Of State Cor
dell Hull, Under Secretary of State
Sumner Welles, Chairman Norman
Davis of the American Red Cross,
DR. Isaiah Bowman of the Johns
Hopkins University and DR.. Leo Pas
volsky. Special Assistant Secretary
of State in charge of postwar PLAN
ming
Later the President met with Ad-
miral William d. Leahy, Chief OF
Staff, Admiral Ernest j. King, Chief
of Naval Operations, and Gen. Hen
ry H. Arnold, Commander OF the
Army Air Forces.
Postwar Planning
The President told the newsmen
that talks with the State Depart
ment group concerned postwar plan
ming.
Concerning Churchill's visit to
America, the President gave no in
formation beyond disclosures given
out at Quebec, where Churchill ar
rived yesterday.
The President said he expected to
meet Churchill but did not say when
or where. He said cooperation with
Soviet Russia is considered essential
in the United Nations planning but
only Anglo-American exchange OF
views seemed possible until Russia
could be brought into the Roosevelt
Churchill conferences. The Presi-
dent said he did not believe there
would be any Russian participation
in the meeting but would be glad
to have such.
NEW MILITARY COMMAND
LONDON, Aug. Liberation OF
tContiplled on PAGE Three
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INGRAM vARNELI
IN TRAINING AS
AVIATION CADET

PULLMAN, Wash, Aug. 1l.-Pri-
vate Ingram W. Varnell, 10, former
Juneau boy and graduate Of the
high school in that city, has arrived
at the State College of Washington
in this city for course of instruc-
ton to last approximately five
months prior to his appointment as
an Aviation Cadet in the Army Air
Forces Flying Training Command
During this period he will study
numerous academic subjects and re-
ceive elementary flying training.
Upon completion of the course he
will be classified as a navigator,
pilot or bombardier and go on to
schools OF the Flying Training Com
mand for training in these special
ties.
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u. :. Ambassador
Visits Industries
OF 5ovieis in UraIs

MOSCOW, Aug. H. Admiral
Standby, United States Ambassa-
dor, has returned to Moscow after
a four-day aerial visit to Soviet
Russian industries in the Urals.
He and his aides expressed sat-
isfaction and pleasure in the trip
which marked one of the few war;
time occasions in which the Ural
strongholds are open to foreigner.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-11
Wife OF Turkish
Official Is Killed
By Rome Patrol

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE German
radio, according to dispatch from
Rome, said the wife of the First
of the Turkish Embassy
in Rome. was killed by Italian
police when her husband failed to
hear challenge. A patrol sought
to halt his auto during curfew
on August !,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-11
The W ashington
Merry Go Round
(The Brass Ring-plastic for
the duration-good for one free
ride on the Washington Merry
Go-Round, is awarded today to
the new premier of Italy,
By DREW PEARSON
major Robert 9. Allen on active duty)

WASHINGTON. = Pietro Badog-
lilo, the man who tried to pick up
the broken pieces of Italy where
Mussolini dropped them, will go
down in history for his blind de-
votion to his King and for his
inability to make up his mind
when the fate of his country hung
in the balance.
Twice in two decades, Badoglio
could have changed the entire
course of his country and perhaps
the world. But each time he hest
tated and failed.
The first was when he was chief
of staff in 1922 and Mussolini
staged his march on Rome. Weeks
before that march, Mussolinis Fas-
cists had been getting arms and
ammunition from the Italian army
right under Badoglio's nose. He
must have known about it, unless
he was asleep, and he does not
sleep soundly.
Even retired army officers, still
answerable to Badoglio, were enlist
ing in the Fascist cause. He could
have check-reined them easily.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-11
Making Advances at Bal
roko Harbor, Last Enemy
Point in New Georgia
JAPANESE ATTEMPT
RAID OVER REhD0vA
Reconnaissance Flight
Over Australia Is Frus-
trated by Allies

BULLETIN-AIlied Headquar-
tiers i'm the Southwest Pacific,
Aug. 1.-THE American Army
and Marine Forces has COM
pleted enlightenment of the
Japanese i'm the Bairoko area
and are now tightening the
squeeze on that last outpost of
enemy resistance on New GeOr-
gia Island. The enlightenment
was effected when the Ameri-
can right flank reached the
BairokO River two miles south
east of Bairoko Harbor and
joined the advance patrols of
the Marines. Spokesman Adj
miral Halsey said the enemy's
only chance of escape is an at
tempt to night withdrawal
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Gen. HoIlomb Kept
On as Marine Chief

WASHINGTON, Aug, H. The
White House announces President
Roosevelt will let Gen. Holcomb,
Commandant of the Marines. con-
tinue despite the fact he has
reached the retirement age of 81,
because of his excellent perform
ance.
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MARCH ON ROME

When the march on Rome fin
ally was consummated, and Benito
Mussolini stepped out of his spec
ial sleeping car (after his Black
shirts had made it safe for him to
enter the capitaD Badoglio sent
word to the King that he could
easily drive them out of Rome with
two regiments.
But the King hesitated, n
Badoglio hesitated with him. A few
days later it was too late. :.
Badoglio's second tragic moment
of hesitation came just in the past
two weeks. He and the King at
last had the courage to Gust the
man who had cowed Italy, who
had led the Italian people to de-
struction.
But having taken that one bold
step, the new Premier of Italy
waited. True, he faced a tragically
complicated situation. German
troops in the north could make a
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WORKMAN STAYING
AT BARANOF HOTEL

Charles Workman, proprietor of
the Alaska Drug and Jewelry Com
pany, of Sitka, and an oldtimer on
Gastineau Channel, is in Juneau
and guest at the Baranof Hotel.
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DIMOUT TIMES

Dtmout begins tonight
at sunset at 1856 o'clock.
Dimout ends tomorrow
at. sunrise at Sill am.
Dimout begins Thursday at
sunset at 1853 pm. I
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Offers frequently eat only the
heads Of captured fishes.
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