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Bradley beam., 1944-06-24

Not at No. 2! It's the U. s. Navy's Grumman FAY "Wildcat," a short nosed, mid-wing, single seat fight CT with a radial engine and a deep bodied, cylindrical fuselage. Both edges of the wings taper almost equally to square tips. The edges of the square tipped tailplane are tapered with a great taper on the leading edge. There is also V cut out in the elevator.
 Courtesy Training Aids Div, AAF
Bradley beam., 1944-06-24

west, within one mile of the har- bor's main inner basin. Situated at the tip of Colentin Peninsula and vulnerable on three sides, Cher bourg will be most difficult to de- fend. The swiftest advance in this region was made by Ut. General Omar Bradley's forces from the southwest of the besieged port. An ultimatum to the German garrison to surrender was broadcast by an Allied Army field radio station in Normandy. In addition to dozens of towns and villages liberated, an elaborate underground coastal gun position north of Valognes was captured. Several launching plat forms for German flying bombs were also seized. Spearheading the CT. advance are the Fighting First" Infantry Division, (famous for exploits in France during the last war, in Tunisia and Sicily in this war) and the 18th Infantry Division. Cherbourg, strongly de- tended, once captured by the Allies could support the entire invasion. PACIFIC THEATRE
 Admiral Chester w. Nimitz, commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas, an- nounced that for the first time since the Battle of Midway two years ago, American carrier planes of the Fifth Fleet engaged the Jap anese navy between Saipan and the Philippines. At the same time, forces ashore Saipan moved north ward along the western shore of Magicienne Bay. Saipan with it's three Japanese airfields is located in the Marianas Islands. Successful American seizure of these islands would complete the notification 4 all Japan's military activities on a score of islands in the vast Central Pacific.
 The Marianas is 600-mile chain of volcanic islands lying midway between the southern Bonins and the western Carolines. Capture of these islands would put us in a po- sition to strike at the heart of Japan both from the air and the sea. From the Marianas and from the southwest Pacific the Carolines could be walled off. Marcus, the Bonins and Palau would be brought within range of our land-based bombers.
 Coordinated with the American invasion of Saipan in the Marianas, Liberator bombers from the New Guinea sector made record-break- ing attack on Truk. The Seventh Air Force bombers also have been pounding the Carolines to prevent Truk from figuring in the Navy-air fighting reported under way to the northwest.
 On Biak Island off Netherland New Guinea, where three Japanese airdromes have been captured, Am- erican veterans of jungle warfare advanced in cleaning out the Jap anese in the hills north of Mokmer air field.
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This is Important
 To Your Dependents

In order to speedily and efficient ly handle the personal affairs pro- blems of the dependents of military personnel the War Department has requested that G. Is inform their dependents of the following infor- nation: >:
 The dependents of Army Air Force personnel who have any per sonal affairs problem they wish to solve should present their problem to the Personal Affairs Officer of the Air Force installation nearest their home. The dependents should NOT communicate directly with Army Emergency Relief or the Personal Affairs Divisions, Army Services Forces and Army Air Forces, Washington, D. C., except in case of Air Force Personnel not living near any AAF installation.
 Remember, in order to assure your dependents of a speedy solu- tion to any personal affairs prob lem they might have, advise them to contact their NEAREST local Personal Affairs Officer.
Bradley beam., 1944-06-24

years, the candidate must have been actively engaged in an engi- neering or allied technical field prior to his entrance in the Army. or more is necessary. The candi- date must be a college graduate and have a fluent speaking knowl- edge of Japanese, German or French.
 Candidates will be transferred in grade except for T/4s and T/5s whose appointments will be termi- mated. In the event that an appli- cant is alerted for overseas move ment as a member of a unit or an individual while his application is in progress, he will become incl igible for participation in the ASTP. Men transferred to the ASTP will be subject to assignment by the War Department upon con- pletion of the course for which they are selected. -.
Bradley beam., 1944-06-24

Q. I'm going overseas soon and naturally Pm concerned about a couple of things. What worries me most is this: What happens to my family allowance in case Pm re- ported missing in action or cap ture1 by the enemy?
 A. It will continue, subject to the right of the soldier himself to terminate it. You'll be in a posi- tion to exercise this light, if you are iuterned or captured and es- tablish contact with the ODE.
Bradley beam., 1944-06-24
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0. It is possible for me to con- vert my National Service Life In- surance to some other form of in surance?
 A. Yes, it is. If your policy has been in effect for full year, you may convert to Ordinary Life, " "20-Payment Life" or "3O Payment Life" insurance. :..:.
Bradley beam., 1944-06-24

After 40 fighting Chinese control of the Kaokung Western Yunnan Province routing fortress guarding Bumas border This brilliant drive the Shwe River valley the of Tengueh and the push westward toward
 with Lieut. Gen. Stwel forces Burma British imperial India
 After struggle the Japs finally successful capturing
Bradley beam., 1944-06-24

0. Pm stationed in England at present. My orderly room tells me that because I'm at an overseas base, it is impossible for me to make an alteration in the allot- ment I'm sending home to my mo- ther. Is this true?
 A. According to the ODE, your orderly room is mistaken. You can change your allotment anytime you want to. For full details write to the office of Dependency Benefits, 213 Washington Street, Newark 2, N. J.
Bradley beam., 1944-06-24
z WEEKLY CREMATION CHAT
The War Fronts

"FESTUNG CHERBOURG"
 The battle for Cherbourg was waging as American troops of the 9th Division drove through the out CT defenses to within 3 to 5 miles of the port to the south and south
Bradley beam., 1944-06-24

CampN Service dh Hanaiw which Spemer erandO October hes old Hard F5d NO Y kapyby y yh Form the a in | number eappkng
 in md nssdder have to ito b Srd of of yrhom
Bradley beam., 1944-06-24

DUD shells are too dangerous to be ] collectors items" and should never be
 handled or moved. Bypass 'em so they can be destroyed by experts.
Bradley beam., 1944-06-24

HAVE diversified knowledge of fire arms so in case yours is lost or broken you can use whatever type of weapon is available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
r., "IRMENGARD POHRT

TIE INTENSE loye Which the
RJl>tI8nS foal for their land and.
thalr consequent hatred OF any
ono who tries 90 take ~ and their
happiness from thcm are again
oyidcrt. n The Russian story
which opened AZ the Cinema yes
teriaN. The emotions which ac-
company their present struggle.
UNDERSTANDABLE dominate most of
their creative work.
"The Russian Story is NOT sim
ply the filming of some episode.
from the present war bait 49,
rather. the record Of Russia age
Joss fight against invading armies
and OF her Intermittent intervals
of peace
The first fight recorded is the
one Yl1ch- was led by Alexander
Ncy>ky. and from thus early
period tho film progresses through
Peiex- the Great - att4e-eeatt
the Swedish. the eventual Ahera-
H4e=serfs the FIRST World
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
.ruiure Styles

ruiure Styles
Collegiate dress accessories de-
signed for Paramount's you Can't
Ration Love" are expected 10 set
the styles next year for the ma
TONS CO-edS. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Myrus Is
PerfectP Puzzle
b, cnARLEs GENTRN


THF TRll MIH- or n'Inl
all that uattef>nIr SiaiieI 4ei-
race Re-H-l>c GAYS
BY Nyrug the mental naA
who has every patron so ptfft'
thaf thcv don't know Wnefnei TO
hang or. 10 the menu or their SUD
conSci0US-Eraph
NyTuy is the WaPrd WHO l'Ii'
isll the names 81 fopr family az z
glance. even those who SnouId
remain raUclcSs without 'aIu>
tea leaves or other metaphysical
means. Pc d.vlncS not Only "na'
hss happened 20 You, hat aiS7
what is CONS o.occlr
We doubted stl rAlS unii We
visitcd MN bus SUITE --Ae
Ststlrr- nis f7a rim
ETFTv- UT v7TT vTy TIT
-"IIelo Nr. Gentry I'm Glad 10
Scc-.-at you ~ LOOKING So well
hgt ! wo1d ADVISE sou to "aich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

war. the liberation Of The common
man through revolution and the
present combat with the Germans
Because The Russian Story
does cover such a long period Of
time n necessarily touches upon
many events with very little thor
ouChncSs. The results are Skotchy
and a bit confusing, but the devo-
tlon which Russians feel for their
soil carries over 10 the audience
and tins is probably sufficient
effect
a short feature. Russian Rev
els Is shown. on the same bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
.Favori+e
Sings Locally

Oracle FIELDS. the English
singer. will appear in concert al
Masonic Auditorium April Ia.
She is remembered especially for
her recent performance in the
motion picture. Holy Matri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Historic Struggles Shown at Cinema

and this shows the merrier side Of
life IN the Soviet Union. II also
diSpelS our notion Of plain ba-
buShka-clad women. for some OF
The girls who dance and sing IN
this film are glamorouS m the
Hollywood sense Of the word.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Star Knitfer

PAULETTE GODDARD knitted
a sweater for Director Sidney
Lan6eld of Paramount'S Stand
ing Room. Only" She finished the
sMeater INST before tho final scene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

mony, and is particularly ap-
pIauded by the members Of the
armed forces because she has
given freely OF her personal re-
sources and income 20 their relief
ORGANIZATIONS
Evening star., 1944-06-10

Must be reliable. sober and have refer
ences; good salary. Apply after 7 pm
CLUB La Congs. Washington Baltimore
II blvd, Berwyn, Md. Berwyn 1852.
Evening star., 1944-06-10
HELP WOMEN.

ASSISTANT HOUsEKEEPER, permanent
Job with excellent working conditions. at
fs Ga Wi ao1 for aged
h9me son some knowsdss q b. nyrsng $50
ing conditions: 5-day week. Apply Lude
Hair Stylist, 220S Naylor rd. Sc. IL
lo35, or 1924 Wisconsin ave. NV. DU.
BEAUTICIANs. ., experienced; salary, s45
per week and commission. Phone TR.
9496 Frances Dee Beauty Shop. 623
BEAUTIcIAN. au-around operator, 5-day
wk top salary y, and nd commission; no eye
BEAUTfciAN, experieneed, full@ @ or part part
time: salary and commission GE. 1864
sa ssaee exeeen sae OPPORTUNITY
for good permanent waver: 5-day week
}SIy and Apply soE Ered the Hair
BEAUTY OPERATOR. $40 'wk. a and com or:
mission guarantee: can make up to $40.
Apply Albert Dc Paris. 1924 Conn. ave.
Beauty oPERAToR, all-around: excel
lent salary plus commission. Henri and
S2stS sEaGrY 0t5 opfRaToR ih Aye 5dsy nS week. Sat
OF S45 week and comm; nice NV. shop:
ssssat pleasant working eend cal TIA. 5!45
BEAUTY OPERATOR, 5-day week excel
sEanYTY sfa1iY SaEn oFEkATok p"h hours TO g.
sEXurS Sh0o optRaroR I eR st $40 w veeA TA ss s5
commission, Dukes Beauty Salon, $40
Beauty OPERATOR, Ho. 1880. seas
BEhuTY iasa ii OPERATOR, experienced: top
salary and commission; air-conditioned
BEAUTY OPERATOR for hieh-ciass, air
salon. mafs op sal aaT nd
dolph. Coiffeur, 26O4 Conn. ave
BEAUTY OPERATORS, in ,Washington's S
newest and most attractive beauty salon
excellent salary; only experienced persons
need apply, as we cater to a fine type of
clientele: hours. 9 30 to $40, one hour for
| Please apply in person. Van Rega, Inc,
sa yPs sa
sSSf ~ss'
good hours: downtown location; good sal
ary = and :, oppogtunity, I9 Box 18Th. Star.
ss0okkEEPER zoo 6Ea,Ef II real estate ofhce of
receivable, use National Cash Register post
c ss fe eR Moor Con-
CASHIER wanted. Ashley Theater, 5o5
CAS- HER and billing clerk. experienced.
aged 2l 30; sx-day week, every other
assistant administrator. Doctors Hospital.
| 1915 Eve ST NV.
G.; CASHIER, il 8 Jays week. good salary and
Herzog's Seafood Restaurant, llth and
CASHIER. neat; daywork, no SUNDAYS;
Co, 18th and Eye NV.
CASHIERS and ONCE workers, full or part
time; attractive salary, vacation and
CHARwOMEN, colored, 5 am. to s am.
Apply superintendent, 1885 Eye st NV
CHECKER, food, experienced. for noun,
Wernersvile. Pa Reading S0ii.
CLERK with some, bookkeeping training,
work; permanent position. excellent WORK
uate. Apply Rooln 102 Equitable Life
Insurance c., SIG 14th st. NV, Monday
CLERK. $50 per month. Apply Room
100, Tower Bldg at l4th and X SITS. NV.
CLERK with some bookkeeping training,
5-day week, to 4.45 pm; no Saturday
work: permanent position; excellent work
ing conditions: must pc high school grad
! Insurance Co, $40 14th st. NV, Monday
cLERK- -BookEEpER, with executive abl-
ity;, able to handle small group of girls;
Litter Address Boy POI j. Star. ~
CLERK-TYPIST, experience unnecessary;
5oday week: permanent position. Box
CLERK -TYsPlsTs. to 4:4s pm, 5-day
week no saturday work; permanent posi-
6sh SshS9 SfSsys Fonm APPLY
nv, Eauitsbls Life Insurance Co.
boy SF aoqns soqns 'saenef samer to W
ie'Rs sSE snf hxssifsn esifSs :s.fs S fsunM M S
Evening star., 1944-06-10
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BOOKkEEPER, half or all day. on basis
Sl35 month If full time; knowledge stenog-
raphy, typewriting, quarterly income tax
statements; NV. Of l4th and Park rd.
their home. Good surroundings perma-
nent. Reference. experience. Box 137-K,
COUPLE. cooking all-around work. small
rest. reliable, sober; salary and commits
COUPLE. white or colored live in, upstairs
room woman, general housework, cooking;
man, houseman and garden work; two chill
dren; driving asset but not essential; no
Sun; $3.50 mo. References required. WI.
OPERATORS. white, good
salary, steady work Apply housekeeper.
Doctors Hospital. .lS15 Eye, st. NV.
MAN OR WOMAN, part time. to collect
current monthly accounts in Takoma Park
and Silver Spring, Md. can earn $50 per
month for 60 hours work. Write or call
oFfIcE eaf sf* sGPERvsok SGFf svfs must be able to
handle employees; better than average
ability REQUIRED; salary $4,000; give train
ing, experience and references in reply;
peTmanent 1eT os Job for right party starting
JANITOR and wife. no children, white or
colored, good references, experienced; per-
manent job, good salary. living quarters;
private mansion. Call Tuesday AID. $500.
PRESSERS, full or part time, good pay,
to to, work In Arlinston, Va: Phone Gil.
WANTED, colored couple to live in. cook,
g.hw, butler. house and yard man; good
quarters; excellent salary. DE. 1890.
IMPORTANT and specialized position open
to Young lady and recently DISCHARGED vet
ssran snMls Prefer persons under 25. Good
A
Evening star., 1944-06-10
HELP MEN.
UTO MECHANIC

Permanent WORK in clean shop Ais
want tvo helpers. Old-estahlished com
pany. Referral card necessary. Mr. Nc
Culloueh,
PARKWAY MOTOR Co
Evening star., 1944-06-10
MEN
FOR
SERVICE STATIONS.

F0111t N|1l - Z Z 4 ANIINkOs
No Experience Necessary
Good salary to start, plus commi SSion
on individual sales. Raises dependent on
ability. Permanent positions with excel
LEM workine conditions. All daywork.
Uniforms and laundry furnished free
GULF OIL CORP,
Apply Daily at I4th and Kenyon Sts. NV
OPTICAL APPRENTICE.
Excellent salary Rapid advancement
New York Jewelry, T27 9TH St NV.
ROUTE statesmen
For soft drink route. permanent lob s.
day week; average over $50 per week:
only drsft-eXempt men not in essential
Frid2v. Q TO 3,
DR.. Pepper Bottling Co.,
610l Blair kd. NV.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20

Floridas Everglades cover nearly 1000 square miles.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20
MARY MCCORMACK JOINS
 SIGNAL CORPS STAFF

Mary Mccormack daughter of MT. and Mrs Leo Mccormack of Wrangell, has resigned her posi- tion with the USO in Juneau and has joined the staff of the Signal Corps there She will be transferred to Anchorage on October 25.
 USO Director Zach Gordon an nounced that Doris McEachran, popular Juneau girl, will succeed Miss Mccormack.
 It is with deep regret" Gordon said, that the club loses the serv- ices of Miss Mccormack. But We count the USO most fortunate that she was able to remain with us for more than 14 months. In that time she has endeared herself to literally thousands of servicemen. We all are very fond of her and wish her great success and happi- ness in this new activity which represents a continuation of her service in aid of the war effort"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20
Freshmen Give Return Party

The freshmen return party was held September 29 at the school with the faculty and high school attending. Mrs Bear began the ae- tivities at o'clock with travel permit game. Then followed an interclass airplane race with Jane Williams plane ahead - hence a prize to Jane.
 In the double acrostic puzzle which came next, Helen Olsen won the prize for contributing the most words. Sidney Mccullough won first prize by being first to read the finished speech.
 Prizes were given to Mary Wigg for identifying pictures, to Eliza beth Stokes who named eharades, and to Emil Vinberg for answering questions placed on the unlucky chairs in a game called musical chairs" =
 Refreshments were a variety of cakes, cocoa, and crackers wi t h cheese and olives.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20
Wrangell Students
 Help in War Fund

On October 4, 1914, students were stopped in the halls and on the playgrounds for their donations to the War Relief Fund. The War Relief was explained the afternoon before by Marion Nielsen and Patty Devenny. A movie about War Relief was also shown, entitled A Memo For Joe" This movie shows Us the reasons why we should be glad to donate to this fund Col lecting the donations from Senior High were: Helen Ang erma Il, Rhoda Hanford and Emil Vinberg Junior High School: Pauline Rem merden, Freddy Angerman an q Arnold Bakke. Teachers collected donations in lower grades.
 The total amounted to $61.O5, which included the donations of the entire school and faculty mem bers, which was turned over to Mrs. Frank Barnes, NWF chairman.
 Mrs. Barnes wrote a letter of thanks to the students and faculty for their donations and telling of Wrangell's quota which is S1,4O0.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20
AS ALASKA GOES, so
 GOES THE NATION" IS
 LATEST DEMO SLOGAN

NEW YORK = The democratic party's new battle cry is. As AL aska goes. so goes the nation"
 Announcing the slogan. national Chairman Robert E. Hannegan said he had received this night letter from Howard Lyug. democratic na- tional committeeman for Alaska.
 Results of the Alaska general election September 12 show an overwhelming democratic victory We have elected Alaska's delegate to congress. the attorney general, treasurer. auditor. highway engi- neer and 34 of the 40 members of our territorial legislature.
 Our only regret is that we have no presidential vote"
 Alaska's Governor Gruening coined the slogan some weeks ago while visiting at Anchorage. I'd took almost four weeks for the news, however, to reach democratic headquarters.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20

lis, Miss Wolfe, and Mr Lemki.
 Mrs. Willis was born in Huntley, Montana. and is a graduate of the university there She has a young son, Charles, who attends the fifth grade here Mrs Willis teaches commercial subjects in high school.
 Miss Wolfe was born in the state of Illinois She has lived in Chey- enne, Wyoming for the past 12 years She taught home economics at Rawlins as she does here.
 Mir Lemk came from Saline, Michigan. He was formerly an cleo trical chemist. Mr Lemki has three children; a small son Bruce, a baby daughter Jacqueline and a daugh,- ter, Janet, in the second grade. MT. Lemki teaches science and mathe- matics
 We wish these teachers happi- ness in their present positions.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20

Try classified ad
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20

MRS. RALPH DEVENNY
 ON VISIT OUTSIDE Mrs. Ralph Devenny left on the &orthlaud for a six weeks trip to the states She will visit with rela- tivcs in Yacolt. Washington.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20
EVA MAssIN RETURNS
 TO HOME IN MONTANA

Among the passengers leaving here aboard the North Sea was Eva Massin. who has been visiting in WrangeH since early spring. Miss Massin has been recently employed at Lees Lunch, where she was af- fsctionately known as Little Eva" to the regulars of the coffee club which gathers at the popular res taurant every afternoon.
 Miss Massin will return to her home at Fromberg, Montana. locat- ed near Billings.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20
25 LEAVE HERE FOR
 SOUTH ON NORTH SEA

Passengers southbound boar d the North Sea this week were, to seattle-Mr and Mrs. Arnold Pru- si, Eva Massin, Mrs. J. E. Fisher, Jacqueline and Jeanette Fisher, MT and Mrs. H. c. Edgecomb. MT and Mrs. Tex Hethcock and baby. Leo Cremer, P. T. Sweeney, Neil Grant, Mrs H. H. Hungerford. MT. and Mrs. George Barrett and two 
 To ketchikan - Jean Jenkins. Sidney Torgramsen, J. L. McCor- mick. It. Col. F. S. Kiuilee, and A. L. Florence.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-20
HAPPY BIRTHDAY

The Sentinel extends congratu iatious to the following persons: Mrs M. A. Cramer. Oct 21 Mrs. Agnes Tennis, Oct 2I
 Andrew Prusi Oct. 22 Mrs. c. C. Mundy, Oct p Mrs Emma Case, Oct. 25
 Arnold Prusi, Oct g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

The MOsie Click Yes. all you do is put
in dry clothes. set dial. add soap and
walk away. The Bendix, without any
tending. fills itself. washes, rinses and
damp dries the clothes then cleans
and empties itself, and shuts itself Off
Saves you soap and hot water And
you don't even get your hands wet!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

Leisure on Woshdoyl He'll never have
to come home to "washday dinner"
or a washed out" wife. You'll have
leisure even on washday. Time to do
other household tasks Time to have
fun-time to play with Junior time
to just plain sit down and read
Thanks to the one-and only Bendixl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

Tested Mosie Bendix is the automatic home
laundry in and before the war in more
than 300. 900 homes. Takes only square feet
of floor space. Fits and perfectly in
kitchen. bathroom. utility room or laundry.
In use. too. by the Army and Navy. See
your Bendix dealer today Look for his name
in the classified section Of your phone book
Evening star., 1944-10-17
War Fund Workers
.0pen House-to-House
And Offices Canvas
President to Make Radio
Appeal onieht for Aid
In All Drives Over Nation

Solicitation for the S4,850, 900
goal of the Washington Commu-
nifty War Fund began in Offices
and from house to house today.
President Roosevelt will make a
Nationwide radio appeal for the
success of all Community War
Fund drives at 1890 o'clock to-
night.
The Presidents five-minute ad-
dress will be carried on four local
stations.
The drive was officially launched
last night when the Earl of Halifax
British Ambassador, and Bjorn Stall
lare, young Norwegian underground
leader, pleaded before a huge rally
in Constitution Hall for success Of
the campaign as morale builder
for both American forces and Allied
military and underground fighters
The appeal for funds is in behalf
of $50 agencies for United Nations
Relief, for United Service Organiza-
tions and for community relief in
Washington and four surrounding
counties.
Overflow Audience. .
The overflow audience - about
1000 of the 10000 solicitors-start-
ed arriving an hour early to see