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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04
RIVALS IN SERIES
ARE BOTH LOSERS
1ST THREE HITIERl

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.--What dif-
ference a year makes
The first third OF both the Yam
kee and Cardinal 1912 batting orders
will be missing from the coming
world series.
Phil Rizzuto, Yank lead-off nan
last fall, is in the Navy; third base
man Red Rolfe retired to coach at
Yale, and Roy Cullenbine was trad
ed TO Cleveland.
The Red Birds first trio to face
Yankee pitching last year Is in the
service. They are switch-hitter
Jimmy Brown, Terry Moore and
Enos Slaughter.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04
IRISH GRIDDERS
GIVE WALL0plNG
TO GEORGIA Tech

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. Am
gelo Bertelli made four Notre Dame
touchdowns last Saturday afternoon
and Jim Mello scored three as the
irish trampled Georgia Tech SIS to
ID for the second devastating tri-
urnph of the season. Bertelli tried
seven passes and completed six for
a total Of 100 yards.
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Former phiIs
Making Grade

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-Two former
Phillies will start in the world SER
ies-Danny Litwhiler. Cards left
fielder, and Nick Etten, Yanks' first
baseman.
Litwhiler batted .294 in 1913 games
with the Phils in three years.
Etten was one of the surprises OF
the season, leading the Yanks in
runs-batted-in during most Of the
campaign.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04
BATTING
CHAMPS
LISTED

NEW YORK, oct. 4.-Luke APP
ping, shortstop for the Chicago
White Sox, and Stan Musial, out
fielder for the champion st. Louis
Cardinals, have won the l943 sea-
sons batting titles.
Appling got 1872 hits in 585 times
at bat and Musial batted GIT Tunes
and got 900 hits.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04
Bowling 10
Open Again,
EIks' Alleys

Bowling is going to be resumed
on the Elks' Alleys next Thursday
and the first pin hurlers may get
on the alleys at 7 o'clock. Midnight
is the deadline hour on the alleys.
Boys interested in pin setting are
requested to meet at the club at
7 o'clock tonight and talk things
over with the bowling alley COM
mittee.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04
MICHIGAN BEATS
up NORTHWESTERN

EVANSTON, Oct. 4 - Michigan,
spanked by fullback Bill Daley, for
merly of Minnesota, who gained an
average Of eight yards each of the
26 times he carried the ball, beat
Northwestern last Saturday 81 to Z.
A crowd of 10000 witnessed the
game.
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BIG ARMY-NAvY
GAME SCHEDULED
FOR NOVEMBER n

WASHINGTON, Oct 4. - The
White House announces the Army
and Navy football teams will play
at West Point on November q and
because of wartime restrictions, at
tendance will be restricted to the
military personnel and bonafide
residents within a radius of 10 miles,
the same as last year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04

TO PACIFIC

LOS ANGELES. Calf. Oct. A.
The UCLA suffered second
straight setback last Saturday as
Amos Alonzo Stages College OF the
Pacific outplayed them 10 to 7.
The College of the Pacific missed
several scoring chances but capital
lied on UCLA mistakes for the vic
tory.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04
MAJOR LEAGUES
ALL .YAR TOUR
ON Pacific, OFF

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The War
Department announces an indefin-
ite delay in the major leagues ALI
Star tour of the Pacific area be-
cause it is "inadvisable at this
time and this may mean cancella-
zion of the western tour.
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NAVY PACKS GUNS,
BATTER5 CORNELL

BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.-The Navy
packed too many guns last Satur-
day afternoon and opened the flood
gates against Cornell after five min
utes of play. The rest of the game
was just Navy procession regard
less of changing the lineup. The
Navy won by a score of 46 to Z.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04
DEL MONTE NAVY
HAS fine TEAM

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. A. = Del
Monte Navy Preflight proved in a
convincing fashion it is one of the
Pacific Coast powerhouse by
smashing st. Mary's Gaels. The
st. Mary's boys, most in their teens
and playing college bah for the first
time, went down gamely.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04
CHICAGO BEARS
MESS UP LIONS

DETROIT, Oct. 4.-The Chicago
Bears, with Sid Luckman tossing
three touchdown passes, defeated
the Detroit Lions in the National
Football League yesterday after
noon. The Bears scored twice in
the third period after Detroit had
overcome a 14-point lead.
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GREEN BAY MEN
BEAT CARDINALS

CHICAGO, Oct. a. - Rookie Try
Comp hurled two touchdown passes,
Lou Brock. added another, and Tony
Canadeo set up fourth as the
Green Bay Packers stirred up a
vicious aerial assault which smash
ed the Chicago Cardinals in the Ma
tional Football League yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04
ARMY OFFENSIVE
JUST TOO MUCH,
COLGATE eleven

WEST POINT, Oct. 4-The Army
offensive minded eleven dominated
Colgate completely last Saturday
afternoon The Army displayed
dazzling aerialS with a diversified
ground attack and won AZ to O.
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RECORD CROWD

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Three Yam
kee Stadium games in the 1912
world series drew 208,077 paid adj
missions, with 69.902 attending the
Sunday second game with St. Louis.
The latter crowd broke all previous
high in attendance.
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NOTICE TO ALL CAR OWNERS

Traffic officers will check cars
every afternoon on Willoughby Ave.
between and S pm. All cars must
be checked before deadline.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-04
SOUTHWESTERN
DEFEATS TEXAS

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 4.-Former
Texas players spanked Southwestern
last Saturday afternoon to a IA to
7 win over Texas.
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GAMES SUNDAY
National League

Brooklyn /; Cincinnati 6.
Boston 0, 5; Chicago Z, 2.
New York 4; st. Louis 5.
Philadelphia 3, IL; Pittsburgh ], 3
American League
Detroit a, Washington l.
Chicago A, 3; Boston 2, /.
Cleveland 8; Philadelphia a.
st. Louis 2, New York 5.
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Milk cows on u S. farms are
valued at 1864 ,l29, 900.
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GAMES SATURDAY
National League

New York 8. st. Louis 6.
Boston q; Chicago o.
Brooklyn /; Cincinnati 3.
American League
Cleveland 8, 6; Philadelphia 3, 3
st. Louis /, 6; New York 5, Z.
Detroit IL; Washington 5.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
TEPEz

crni Tomaz, kmet, je slonel
ma toeilni mizi v vMulliganovi go
stilni. ceprav je incl velika u
sta odprta, je dihal skozi nos,
da mu je sapa sikala noter in
ven ko sopuh liz kotla. Gornji
zobje so mu strlei navzven. L.
pod eepice Sc mu je povesal po
celu pramen las. Bill je storas-
tin kosti in udov, pa tako velik,
da Sc je zdel medel. Nihee nj
vedel, koliko meri. Visok je mo-
raj biti sest cevljev in tri cole.
V tenn ko je slonel ma tocilni
mizi, Sc je zdelo njegovo telo
tako ohlapno povezano, da je
ma oci kopnelo ko sneg. In We
homer Sc je prestopal noge ma
nogo. Bill je zelo pijan. V Sc
stih mesecih Sc je upijanil pr
vic. Ma sejmu v Kilmurragu je
prodal prasica "a pet funtov.
Stir funte je dial zeni in j velel
domov. Moledovala je Sc "a Pc
tega in nekajkrat jo je moral u
dariti "a uho, da Sc je je znebil.
Potem je pri Mulliganu popil
sest vrekov piva.
"se en- vrcek!' je narocil to-
cajki in kolcal craven. Tedaj je
zaslisal, da Sc je "a MIN nekdo
smejal. In ko Sc je. zasukal, o.
korno ko tezko otovorjeni konj,
je videl priti V pivnico svojega
sovraznika, Bartla Sweeneya z
dvema prijateljema. Prizadeval
81 je premisliti, zakaj sta 81 z
Bartlom v sovrastvu. Toda "a
kaj, Sc "a 1.-Two glavo nj mogel
spomniti; da pa sta 81, je vedel
"a trdno. Torej je ubral: "Hoj,
Bartel! Hoj, fantje! Kaj bo-
STEP
Vsi triie so 81 obrisali usta in
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nekaj sekund tho. Potem je
crni Tomaz z desno nogo zace-
petal po podu~in Sc znova "a
drl. s--s4a
INA Inverari ga nj cloveka,
XII bi bill zatorej ko JAZZ" je kri-
cal. ''Z mezincem uzugam vse
po podganje brkate, ogreave in
kozave sinove pijancev v Kill
murragu!'
Potlej je spet zarjovel in 81
zaeel poeasi odpenjati kamizolo.
Pa Sc je ze komaj drzal ma no.
gah.
"Povedal tt bonn, kaj tt je
treba," Sc je posmehnil Swee-
ney in zanicljivo nakremzil o.
braz. "Treba tt je nekoga, da tt
obrise nos!"
Crni Tomaz je zarohnel, zato-
potal z obema nogama, zaskri-
pal z zobmi in Sc umaknil "a
korak, da Sc pozene ali karkoli
- in Sc sesedel ma prazen So
dec. Tedaj je zacel tuliti, kakor
da bi Sc jokal.
"Sam sem, sam proti trem, ~
je tozil. "Nobenega nj, XII bi mi
drzal suknjic ia cas-, ko bi mu
JAZZ izbil oci il glave. Ia bozjo
voljo, zakaj mi nihce ne brani,
da ga ne ubijem!"
Ko je Sweeney videl, da Sc
nasprotnika loteva strah, 81 je
zategnil pas, odvrgel bic in od-
lozil nozek, tri ribiske kavlje in
svetnjico. stal je sredi pivnice
in desno nogo bojevito udar-
jail po tleh.
"Tukaj stojim, kakor me je
Bog ustvaril," je krieal in z do
misljavim pogledom meril v to-
cajko, ko da govori njej. 'Na
sebi nimam nobenega orozja in
prav nobeden ne DO Sc z roko
mignil zame. Sam lahko upih-
mem zivljenje kateremu koli, XII
bi bill kdaj spocet cd pijanega
oceta. In nekemu takemu, XII je
tukaj, tudi!" '''.>' '''' "
Drugima dvema je slo ma
smeh. Crni Tomaz, po naravi
miroljuben, je medtem ze izcr-
pal vso svojo jezo do Sweeneya
in zarjovel spet, lie da je vsem
pokazal, da Sc ne boji. Poskocil
je ma noge in z zadnjim napo-
rom stresel kamizolo sebe
Padla je ma tocilno mizo in pre-
vrnila wreck. Vsi so hiteli pobi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21

dejali: ''Vreek piva1" Barte
Sweeney, pripraven FAINT v sivih
hlacah il volnine in visnjaKem
sWetru, konjskim bieem "a
pasom, 81 je pljunil y dlani in
segel crnemu Tomazu v roke.
"Kako je kaj, Tomaz?' ga je
vprasal.
'Dobro. Kaj pa ti?" je odvr.
nil Tomaz in ko sc mu nj obne-
slo nasmejati Sc, Sc je zdel ne
umen kot otrok, XII strmi v tuj-
ca. - t..
Tocajka mu je prinesla nov
wreck in erni Tomaz je narocil
Sc tri "a sweeneya in njegova
prijatelja. Sweeney je zacel 60
voriti in nagajati toeajki, in te-
daj je crni Tomaz S tako silo
zajel sapo, da so mu nosnice
skoraj razpoeile - tako moeno
so nabuhnile. Ia trenutek 81 je
prisel ma jasno, zakaj Sweeneya
ne more. Ljubosumen je bill
mani, ker je bill Sweeney posta-
ven fant in velik ljubljenec
zensk. Vsi so vedeli povedati,
da je bila Katarina Cooney, ze-
ma crnega Tomaza, navezana ma
Sweeneya, preden Sc je omozila
s crnim Tomazem. Morda ga j.
ma Sc zdaj rada, je mislil crni
Tomaz in buljil oci v svoj vr-
eek. On je zeno sicer maral, to-
da tega pa ne bo, da bi Sc S
Sweeneyem imela rada in da bi
ona imela morda cello kaj z
MIN, kakor je slisal praviti o
zenskah v Ameriki. In Sweeney
lie bill Ameriki!
Iznenada Sc mu je zahotelo
udariti Sweeneya po glavi, toda
prav tedaj Sc je Sweeney okre-
nil k MENU, smejoc Sc mad ne
cim, kar je bill pravkar povedal.
In crni Tomaz Sc je tudi zasme-
jail. Prestavil sc je ma drugo
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rat wreck in vpiti: "Nikar ne
podri Sc hise!!"
"Pa bonn razbil vse!" je vpil
crni Tomaz. Izogibajoc Sc Swee-
neya, Sc je pognal po pivnici,
butal glavo v zid, popadal sto-
lie zobni in besno brcal. Swee-
ney je krenil preko k toeilni mi
ri in Sc pazljivo varoval, da nj
sta zadela. Tocajka je zacela
vrescati. Druga diva, pogumna,
ker sc jima ne bo treba nobe-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21

MIN merritt, sta prestregla cr-
mega Tomaza, da ga pogovori-
ia. Toda kakor nitro sta ga pri-
jela, Sc je crni Tomaz zaresno
razhudil. Pobesnel je. Ovedel Sc
je, kako zelo je mocan. z vsako
roko je zagrabil po enega in O.
ba enim zamahom trescil v
zid, kjer sta padla ma kup. Ma
to Sc je pognal v Sweeneya, to-
da Sweeney je okretno stopil v
stran. Crni Tomaz je trescil v
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toeilno mizo in Sc zvalil ma MO,
Sweeney pa je stisnjenih pesti
oprezno eakal kraj MEGA. Crni
Tomaz je bill dolgo ma toeilni
mizi. Mozgani so mu zaeeli zno-
va delovati. zaskrbelo ga je. Ia
vedel Sc je, da Sc kaze norca. Sc
zapreti hi ga utegnili. zaeel Sc
je bait. Kaj, neki poene Swee-
ney zadaj "a MIN?
CDalje ma T. strD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21

nogo, mocno zahrkal in plumb.
Zdaj je vedel, da je Sweeney
prisel "a MIN, lie da Sc mu po-
stavi. .s..
"Na zdravjev' "Dobro sre.
col" "Na mnoga leta!''
Vsi so pill. v TEN ko je crni
Tomaz incl wreck ma ustih, ga
je zgrabila nenadejana besnost
in izpil je wreck ma dusek. Te-
mu Sweeneyu bo pokazal, da je
mozak in kos pijaci, kakor je
tudi grd in ceprav mu diva zoba
strlita cez ustne. Trescil je
prazni wreck ma mizo, 81 obrisal
usta S hrbtom roke in zategnil
pas. Toda nihce Sc nj zmenil
zanj. r.
Sweeney je Sc. vedno govoril
S tocajko in druga diva sta ga
poslusala. Crnega Tomaza je
motto, ker Sc MISC mic menili
zanj. Pogledal je toeajko. Ma
posev pridvignjene glave Sc je
S komolci naslanjala ma tocilno
mizo. Toliko da Sc il MISC usta
razteznila v smeh, ko so Sc j
roke opirale ma tocilno mizo in
oh kozarce. Kodraste lase lie j.
mela licno zvite vrh glave in IL
ca so j rdela, ko je poslusala
Sweeneyeve sale. Ma celem je
crni Tomaz zacutil .jezo nanjo.
Kaj hudica Sc nj porocil MO
namesto Katarino Cooney ?
Kajpak, Sweeney ina vse zen
ske z otoka "a seboj in cello O.
zenjen nj. Ia pes! Ozrl Sc je v
Sweeneya.
Sweeneyev gladki obraz je bill
cisto obrit in Gil. Ker so bile
malo pref namilane, so bile
skranje cvrste in rdeckaste.
Ustnice pod cedno pristrizenimi
brcicami so bile razlocno in pra-
vino urezane, modre oci, ma
pol zakrite trepavkami, pa
vrazje neskrbno poredne. ze dr.
Ia njegove lepo raseene posta.
We, slonece dalec ma levo, je bila
zaliiva. Crni Tomaz sc nj mogel
vee zdrzati. Udaril je S pestjo
po mizi in zarjovel. Tocajka sc
je zdrznila, Sc prijela z rokamj
"a vrat in viknila: "Jezus, Ma.
RIA in Jozef!" Skoraj bi bill c
verjeti, da Sc Sweeney in njego'
va prijatelja Sc MISC zmenil
zanj. Crni To m a Z je zarjove.
vnovic. Sweeney Sc je zasukal
vtaknil roke pod pazduho in ga
pogledal. Nato je bilo tri sekun.
de mirno. Crni Tomaz je ma ii.
hem burjasto ugibal, kaj lie ma.
rece Sweeneyu.
Nazadnje je zavpil: cali yes
kaj 81 mi rekel lansko leto? Ali
81 Sc zatorej ko lani ~
Sweeney Sc je s hrbtom ma
slonil ma tocilno mizo in sc z O.
bojih strani oprl nanjo s ko'
molcema. Nato je tlesknil s sre-
dincem in palcem obeh rok.
'Mar mi je, kaj sem rekel la
nj ali letos!" je zarobil Swee-
ney. Z
Medtem ko sta oba togotnc
srepala drug v drugega, je bile
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
BIG BASE
 OF ENEMY
 LOCATED
Signs of New Japanese Offensive in SoIomons
 Is Discovered

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA, March l8. - Allied airmen, striking at the enemys in- vasion bases over a broad front blasted Rabaul, New Britain, with 392 bombs and sowed destruction on the Kai Islands Wednesday.
 Meanwhile, Allied ground troops discovered another elaborate sign of Jap offensive plans.
 A communique said Gen. Douglas MacArthur's new ground forces, hopping up the Mumbare River mouth, 50 miles above conquered Buna, have come upon an elabor- ate, recently constructed enemy de- fense system, including prepared positions, pillboxes, hospital and other installations for a large force.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
FRANCO IN
 ADDRE55T0
 HIS COURT
Says Russia $ Entry 10 Make War Long One
 :" To Death ]"

MADRID, March 18-Generalis- simo Francisco Franco, addressing the Court of Cortes, told members that the objectives of the world war have changed with the entry of Russia into the struggle, that it is now a war "of death and might last six or eight years.
 Referring to the spread of com munism since the revolution in Rus sia. Franco said it is not necessary that the Soviet armies reach na- tion's door. The Red revolution will come"
 He said his regime ruled Spain by right of having won the cru sade and restored public order. Only the presence of Russia a. mong the belligerents gave way to the character of war to death" he said No one dreams now of a short war nor of peace of hun dred years
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
JAP PLANES
 SHOT DOWN,
 kI5kA RAID
Four Attacks Made on En- emy Submarine Base
 During One Day

WASHINGTON, March 18.-Am- erican bombers blasted the Japan ese sub base at Kiska, in the Aleu- tians three times on Tuesday in the fourth action of the American fighting planes.
 Two enemy aircraft were downed and two others probably destroyed
 Raids were also made Monday, six heavy attacks.
 Today's communique said, "on March 16 U. S. Army aircraft car 4fied out attacks. on Japanese in- stallations at Kiska During the morning Liberator heavy bombers and Mitchell medium bombers, sup ported by Lightning fighters bomb- ed the main camp in the area of the submarine base. Hits were ob- served on all areas.
 During the early afternoon, eight Lightnings engaged eight enemy planes in the vicinity of Kiska and two enemy planes were shot down and two probably de- stroyed.
 Later in the afternoon, Libera- tors, Mitchells and Lightnings again attacked the enemy submarine base and other installations. A large fire was started in the camp area. Still later in the afternoon, a group of Mitchells again attacked and scored bomb hits on the submarine base"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
GAF5A NOW RE(ApTURED
 AFTER DRIVE
Forces Keep Pressing on Under Newly Named
 Commander Patton

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, March l8.--Unit- ed States troops, led by Lieut.. Gen. George Patton, newly named Com mander of the American forces on the Tunisian front. have recaptured Gafsa, after 30-mile drive, and pressed on beyond the rail city and air base toward Gabes. bottleneck.
 Only few hours were required for the reoccupation of Gafsa, which was abandoned by the Allied troops in the face of Rommels ab- ortive drive during the middle of last month.
 The official communique says lit- tle opposition was encountered.
 U. S. Patrols, assisted by French mobile units and guarded by AL lied aerial squadrons, are driving after the retreating Germans into the Fl Gueter area, 12 miles south of Gafsa and which lies 85 miles northwest of Gabes, the major sup ply port of Rommel's forces in the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
VICIOUS vICHY LAWS KILLED BY
 GIRAUD'S DECREE
Status Restored 10 300 ,00O Jews s-DemotrdCy
 Principles Restored

ALGIERS. March 18.-Gen Cir aud has issued decrees repeating 62 discriminatory laws imposed by Vichy against the Jews, restored the elective municipal assemblies, giving back to the officers the po- sitions from which they were re- moved because of being Free Ma sons.'
 Gen. Giraud also placed native born Jews and Arabs on the same basis by repeating the Cremieux decree which has lifted discrimin- ation on about 100000 Jews.
 The official statement said that .justice henceforth will be admin istered in the name of the Republic and the laws which wiped out the principles of Democracy and local councils are abrogated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
LISTS 3S LATEST
 CASUALTIES
Alaskan, H. A. Munfer, Jr., Listed Among Those
 Missing

WASHINGTON. March 18.--The Navy announces 38 more casualties n the Navy forces, including eight dead, one wounded, and 29 missing, bringing to 24,466 the total Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard cas- ualties reported since December ', l94l.
 The grand total includes 6.749 dead, 4,613 wounded l3,l04 missing.
 Included in the latest casualties as missing is Alaskan Herbert Ad- rian Munter Jr., Lieutenant. dg), in the Naval Reserve. His father is Lieut. Commdr. Herbert Arthur Munter. of the Naval Air Station, Sitka, and well known flier of Southeast Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
IAN K FIGHT PROGRESSING, WIDE FRONT
Ndzis Claim Advances Are Made with Heavy loss
 es 10 Soviet Forces
(By Associated Press)

A titanic tank struggle is being waged today between the Germans and the Russians.
 The Germans have hung an air umbrella of junkers and dive bomb CTS over the scene but the Soviet stormoviks and tank forces are try ing to break through and knock out the German forces in the battle being waged in the northern Donets River valley.
 The Russians report their lines have refused to break before the German masses of tanks and over head dive bombers being hurled against them.
 The German communique claims their forces are on the offensive throughout the sector from Khar- fov to Kursk and are 'inflicting ex- treInely heavy losses" on the Rus sians south of Orel. midway be- tween Kharkov and Moscow
 The Germans claim the Russians renewed the attack on wide front with several waves but collapsed with heavy losses and the claim is made that 116 Soviet tanks were destroyed.
 Far northwest of Kharkov in the area west of Sevsk and along the battle line east of Kharkov, ex- tending down into the Donets ba- sin. the Germans are said to be
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
JAPAN FEARS AIR ATTACKS
 FROM TANKS
Newspaper Broad(asts Ap peal to Population
 to Be Prepared
(By Associated Press)

The Tokyo newspaper ASahi says Japan expects the United States Air Forces to bomb the industrial districts of Japan this year or at the latest next year and made an appeal to the population to be pre- pared
 The broadcast was made over the Berlin radio and quoted Tokyo dispatch which was picked up and recorded by the Associated Press in New York City.
 The newspaper, according to the Berlin radio, said the Japanese ex- pected America to launch some of their attacks from the Aleutians but these raids could not be very effective owing to the distance. Any intentions to establish bases in Si- beria have been shipwrecked by Moscow's refusal for the third time to permit any such bases. The Unit ed States has bases in China and a number of large airdromes."