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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
Belqien i'm briiischen Empire?

Stolicns uno Sponiens, ooer i'm
Yiinonis NIT 9fublano, ooer in BEL
Dem. Sann batte iid Oie europGiide
Sitlation Iiir englanb feinesmegs
sebeiiert.
Ser 9eitritt 9eIsiens sum bril-
tiIben Staatenperbano lit aber ueit
ilber europa binaus bon grobter
Seoelltung. 0enn 81 9elsien seb0rt
u allb 9elgiid)-&ongo. @enn oieies
groBe uno reihe @ebiet gum iibrisen
brltil6en geiis IN slrifa eeicblagen
miro, uno Uenn gnglauo ierner, tpis
porulssuieben uno ioear ibpn ange-
fiinoigt moroen tit, Sen italienii1en
&olpnlalbelis bebalten miro, 10 mfrs
slirifa Elm ensliifer Groteil. Ser
iron5oiiihe &olonialboiit rpiro aui,
bnren Elm @egengepiht 5u tiloen.
Die &onIequen5 mure, oaB ser
Golonialbeiis Ser @elt praftiid) in
Gritiid)en Sdnoen monopoliiiert ipii-
re. Sir oen SiiSairifaner Snuts
iii oie Eeripeftipe zines britiifcn
Iirifa, urngeben bon elmer @eIt brl.
ti'cber aolonien, iebr annebmbar.
Sir Die iibrigen 2Gnoer, uno be.
lonoers iiir slnlsrifa, iiebt Die ga.
d)e anbers aus ..
Sle Ger1eriyten Staaten brauden
cine Eolitif Ser oifenen Cir. Gin
britlihes Meih in ieiner beutigen
6orm lit Ser natiirli6e lreuno Mme-
rifas. Gin britiihes empire, oas
lrine Strlftur Gnbert, uno oas sic
reltli6en &olonialaldhte sum 8ei,
tritt einlGbt, Inn Sen &plonialbeiit
SIT monopoliiieren, pdre elm Nopum
Helien neitreibenbe pplitiide Mus,
mirfungen elmer geuallen llnteriu.
dung 5eoiirien.
Gines lit ieoo6 flar: Sob cine Der.
haltnismdBis fleine Menoerung ser
europaiihen 2anofarte getpaltig;
! &onleauen5en baben tuiiroe. uno bai
eS Iebr fpeiIe mar, 5unadlt burh Ell.
men Verluhsballon 81 eriorihen, mic
lif Sic 8elt 81 elmer 10 iebr perGn.
rerten Situation ltellen miirbe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

iiiui @ohenihriIten uno orei Wo.
nataidlriitcn alli Cine bon ibnen lit
Elm iein,s !ta9d5in, oaa Don Der
&cn1miliipn fiir SnSianerongelegen.
heiten unter Dem Sitel vSnoiuns at
@ort" berousgrgeben miro. Gin
onoere5 beioBt lid nit Siioamerifa.
Scmit gibt Snf,l Sam nun lnsge-
Inmt iieben regulGre GcrDfientli-
hungen bcraus. oie iid) irgenomie
nit SiiNanlerifo 6eihlftigen.
Gle gegenndrtigen Heaicrungs-
pIGnc ieben cine neitere Germinoe-
rllng Don Tapicr fiir 3ipiIperleger
cor lmo tipe Grbobung Der Tapier.
@eiumtproouftiun I'm bier Gro5ent
iiir Snfel Sanl. @as oieIe GrbD.
bllng ousmad)t fnnn nad ser Snt.
iade beurtcilt merben, oaB Sic orei
grobcn lfogaSinc Siie, Saturday
Gpeninl Eoit uno @ooo Souiefcep.
ing 5uIamnIen nur einen fleinen
0rud)teil ppn e!nem &ro5ent oes
EapicruorrotS beaniprilheu. Sb
Snfcl Som inn Salr 1914 eineu
ncu.n Heforo ais Grleger auIltel.
len mia2
Snriton >. Sorrar nom @riters
Cigrit idu> in elmer nlr oberildh-
lihen sluitrllung ocb oie gunoes-
rcgicrllnA nun oas iolgenoe beraus-
gibt: iiiEf5ebn &ierteliabrcs sihriiten,
ei&rilnoert,ebn Wpnntsihriiten, aht
SnItnonataihriitcn, oht @p6ens
iHnriitnn ninr Snnnsi1nrniin tlidllln
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
0immlers NcmiabrSbutihaft

Berlin. 9ie Na5is geben jeBt 81,
ientlih sl, oab lie feline 5offnung
mebr bahen, oen &rieg 81 gcluinnen
Seinrib Simmler erlieb cine 9tell,
iabrsbotihait, oie feine tpie immer
geartete Soffnuns auf Sieg ausoriid!
Gs be:Bt Sariu: vMGnner ser @ai.
ien=SS lno ser @olisei! 6riebrih oer
@robe ihrieb pGbreno bes Sieben.
jdbrigeu &rieges folgenbe 8orte ME.
Ser: v@ir iperoen inns iolanae ber.
1lmidlagen, bis uniere perfluhten
5einoe iid) gum 6rieoen bequemen
IieIes Sat lit uniere 2oIung fiir
1914"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

@albiugtcu. Ser grnbte Gerle-
ger Net SSelt lit bellt5utase Snfel
Sam. ltrbccinilllbt ourh oen Nfan,
gel an Iapicr uno slrbeitsfrdi item,
pelher uieie. Masa5inc gum Gin
iteIlcn oeS Gr'd)eincns Ii. Seitllngen
sur ablebmmg bon Suierateu uno
sur Ginihriiaflmg ocs NMms iiir
Nahrid,ten ueranlaBte, fpnnte cr sic
3pilpcrlelcr Ocs SanOcs obnc
Sd)mieriaf,itcn ncit iiberiIiigeln.
9tur meuiac Sroultrien iolhen
susmuBcs Itub ie gcId,aficn iporoen
mo nit MIR 10 geringer Elbll5itGt.
&iemano ideint su ipiiien, melh Elm
grocer &cclcaer Sntcl Sm beut5us
taae lit mN pclhc ElGnc er iiir
Nie 3lltuNit bat. Seine Hegierungss
aaentllr IN sSa'hingtou iHeint 81
wiien, micpicIe Maga5ine SuftI
Sam bcrou5aiht oocr micoicIe He,
oatteure mN Grudcr, @crihtprltot.
ter rmO Observation-Disclosures, Gro
moters lmN slu5eiacnaaenteu er be.
IhGftigt. Cine fnuicrpatipe Sd)its
sung Wiiroe iih aui 10000 belau,
len.
&Inr 5u iein id)cint mlr. Sab On.
fcl Som b, itrcbt lit, ciu nod gr0.
Berer ScrIcger Slt merNen. Sm Sabr
1913 mlBten 3iuil GerIeser ibrc
Sdtiafci. pcrringern megan Nes
ManaelS IN Gapier. Sn ser elci,
den 3eit 1ber taltite Snfel Gam
minNcitenS iiini ncle 3ritidlriiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

gen. Iarrar beridtete, oie elite ltel-
le MIR einen Cell ser BON Snfel
Gam beral,sgegebenen Serofientli-
blngen oar. "a Is mebr ais 22O0
Nsgierungsagentlren gibt, Diiroe es
elnem cin5iaen afann unn,oglih
iein, in peniger ols einem Sabr ale
Eublifationen Ser Vunbssregierune
ieit;lIteaen. Sp.peit befannt lit, gibt
es feline cin5ige Megierun9saeentur,
pelbe uollIt1roige Sniormation be.
Sii9lid) ocr &er0fientlidulngen Snfel
Sans belitt 9ei ben meiiten ban=
oelt es it'd um gons ge,pid)tige Wa-
ga5ine, sic in @rGbe pom 6ormat
oes tSortunc bis 81 oem oes &eao.
er's Siaeit rangicren. Sic iteben
nit 3ipilperlesern niht nur i'm
Nettbcperb nm sic beibrGnften
BapieroorrGte, ipnoern manhe ba.
ben nun nl,b begonnen, INN Snie.
rate 81 nerben.
~&ictorb". oos neuc pon ser 81
flee OF @ar Sniprmotipn berausee.
gcbene afogasin, mirbt slnseigen.
Die ehpa $4,000 pro Seite folten.
Sic Satiohe, oab Sieics Masa5n
iiir 3irfu!otion i'm sluslano be-
'timmt lit, binoerte niht, oab es
redt uiele Snierote i'm @ettbemerb
nit etublierten 3ipilpublifationen
crbalt. Sie meiiten Snlerate famen
6isber bon Snbabern bon &riegss
fontraften. aQ Dies lit bon Nab.
tell fiir sen 3ipilperleuer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

NcllSn Spite oie britiit6e &rone mar.
@Snn oas uonpiegcno frons0iiidc
WeI1ien lid anidAieBt, uno, nah Sem
Sinreis BON Sntuts, anoere 2lnber
o;cIem @eiipicl iolgen fonnen, 10
miro nls Dem geifIoiicnen Spitem
0cS empire ein &ere;n, hcm man bel
,retcn fann - uieIle;d)t nit ser Gin
'drGnflng, oaB man als Gintritts
Selo Elm pnar &olonieu nitbriugen
mlb. Tie 9totrenAigteit, irenoe @e-
Itanotelle ais 9lPihberetbtigt onsuer.
fcnnen, mop 'id> idon aus Ser fiinf
tIaen Gnhpldlllng SnSens ergsben.
Dem bctanntlit ser Status cine 60
mlnion onarboten noroen lit. Sm.
nlcrbin bleibt ob5unorteu, uie begei.
Itert Nas cnaliIhe &olf oieieS gluf,
achcn in crGbereu Nclucinihaiteu
bHnnebmcn miro, unb melhe 8efiiblG
Nie britiId)cn Snouitricllen haben
meroen lpenn Die mGcbtige belgiid,-
lHrcnrblrgilhc &oblc. uno GrSbaiis
nit lhrer bnd,entnifeltnp Ntnihinen.
'obrlfatlon Der britiiGeu GorSugs
Sole teilbaItia merNen ioIlte
Gin iolder 3uiommenifluB gebt
icOOf nod iiber Die lmmittelboreu
SnterelNn Der betroffenen StaateI
hinaus. Sans europa iii an elmer
'oIdpn Mcnoerllng Der 2unofarte in
tereliiert. IS lit mobl inppiiher
flar. oab Ole Nrei boltiiden Staaten
on Die Sonietilnion iallen meroen.
Die in Sitouen cine gemeinianE
Hrenie nit Seutihlano uno in Ser
S'cted)p'loluafei einen Terbiin oeteN
aeaen SeutItllanb befomnlen per.
Cen. Samit iii ser rulliihe Ginilui
I'M Nahfrie9sNeutidlan lpahrjfein
lid aelporoen. &nn nun GneIanS
nldlt mcbr bilolit. ionoeru tatidt,.
ltd cine @renH am Hbein crbGlt, iu
miirOe SeutidjlnnS i'm @eitcn gleid,.
Seitig nihtrllliiiten Giniliilieu I'M,
ter!iegen, lnO in ser 9feoe boz
Smuts Iinoet lid) bareits Elm fr1Iti.
GER Sinmeis, oaB oieies slusbaIan,
c;eren bes ruiiiihen .Ginfluiies oe,
eIaentllte 3rped Ser llebung lit.
slber es gebt niht nur nm ser
GinfluB in :lltitteleuropa. Sin britt
lches Tororingen auf Sen .europii
'fen Sentiment tpiirbe iSranfreih ir
e'ne ld,pieriee 2age bringen Bel
9,enS NeutraIiiierung i'm Sabr,
1889 eriolgte, neil weoer GngIani
nod 6rantreib oieien ltrategi1d
lpibtigen Seil Ses Sentiments in oe,
SanO irgenoeiner 8rpBmaht laiiei
MOLTEN. 0enn bas obnebin ge
ldapabte Sranfreid) nun pl0tlit eli
nc Weltmaht aui fultureu iran50
| iildem 8ebiet bes Sentiments iieb!
10 mub es enhpeber Dem belgiid,el
Weilpiel fol9en uno peripGtet all
Gburhias slnaebot bon sunni 194(
5Irliffommen, alio ebeniaas I'm
slufnabme nahinden ober e
muB cine @esenaftion idaiien. Die
le 8egennftion fam enttreoer in eli
ner lateiniihen 5oberation beltebn
allo I'M Suiammenidl dluB6ranfreihs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

Staub bon 5uBbooen lGBt iid Ieiht
NIT einem Fud) aus 5uiammengen6b-
ten alten Strumpfldngen aufnebmen.
Sic laiien lih leiht tpieber iGubern
uno bleiben ipeid llno braudbar fir
lanee .9eit. sluh gum Yolieren BON
Wobeln tut elm ioldes Tuh quite
9ienite.
Shone 0lastuaren iollten MUIR in
marmem Waiier getpaihen tperben.
Dem man einige 9ropfen 8rennipiri-
tus beigegeben bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
sSreiidaren operieren in ben
&arpatbcn

@aibington. 8ei ser SySsss einge-
ganene Melorn9en beiagen, baB sic
1ngarilhen uno oeutiheu 8eb0roen
auBerltanoe iinb, slftionen Ser iSrel-
iharen IN ben &arpafben sr perbin-
bern. ~&ein Gag pergebt obne einen
3uiammenitoB 5rpiiden oen 5ruppen
uro Ser 8epOlterung," beriftete
fiir5lib Ser Hunbfunf 2eopolOspile
llngariidbe 8eIab,lngstrurpen ba-
ben bie Mobiliiierung aIer MGnner
5niihen 16 uno 60 Sabre periiist.
I'M oie &ebellen &arpatbo =&lblanbs
beiler in Shaf balten 81 f0nnen. Die
Nefruten, in fleine 8ruppen auigc-
| lipalten, 1puroen oen peribieoenen BE-
| Itebenoen ungarilden Mrmeeiormatio-
men sugeteilt. Die dlteren Mdnner
perben suni 9au beionOerer 5eit-
ungsar6eiten in sen &arratben Der.
tuenbet ober nad anoeren ungariiden
Mrbeitslaeern peri6idt.
Die unsariif)e Yoli5ei bat sugegc-
ben. oaB lie niht ilnitanoe lit, nit Ser
ofieu rebellierenoen 8ep0lferung fer
| tig 81 tperoen.. llno bat Inn Gntien=
olng militdrilter SruppeufGrper bis
in Sic entfernteiten fleinen S0rfer
nabgeiudt.
@efanaene entbillen bic @erbGltni!is
an Der 6eimatfront
@aibinston. Oas &riegsamt teilt
NIT, bab cine &eibe uon Sniormatio-
men iiher sic @erbGltniiie an ser oeut-
iden Seimatfront BON @eianeencn
fommen, Ole ii6 an ser italienii6en
5ront Sen slaiierten ergeben = iosar
bon Den Sd,peigiamiten unter ibnen.
@interuniformen ,peroen, ipie eine
l1eberiidt 5eigt, Die fiir3lif) unter Sen
8efangenen bon Der 26. SSnfanterie-
Oipilion eemadt nuroa, nur BON iol-
den setragen, oie bis Dor t,r3em al
Ser rufiiihen 6ront ,uaren. Soloaten,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
Nmblid.

Nnklid.
Gin Sbr lno elm 8ein
SIT aues, mas mein,
Oas 8ein bat cine Spibe
llnb lit beim 9fGben niibe.
(0ie NGbna6eD.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

- llnterftiiten Sic Die IN unierer
3eituns anaeigen6en @ei@dftsleutei
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
Mexican Gov,
7 Am orleans
Are Killed

MAZATLAN, Mexico, Feb. 81
A tall masked man walked into the
masquerade ball of the annual car
nival and killed the Governor OF
Sinaloa State with shot in the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
THREE PIONEERS
HOME RESIDENTS
Die This MONTH

Three oldtimers passed away this
month at the Pioneers Home in
Sitka according to advices received
here
John Salo of Juneau died Febru-
airy l, having entered the home in
March, 1912. Born in Finland, June
81, 1873, he came to Alaska in 1906
and lived in Fairbanks, Latouche
and Juneau. Before going to the
home at Sitka he was employed as
relief bartender at Dawes
Noah Howell of Ketchikan pass
ed away at the Pioneers Home Feb
ruary a. He was born in England,
August 8, 1872, and came to Alaska
in 1905, having been engaged in
prospecting, mining, and fishing, as
well as holding the office of deputy
marshal, chief of police, and Terri
torial tax collector. He was also a
steam engineer. Howell entered the
home in May, 1943 He is survived
by step-son, d. E. Stephen of
Petersburg.
A Cordova resident, Paul Johnson
died at the home February Is. He
was born in Sweden, Nov rs, 1879,
and came to Alaska in 1904. He
entered the Pioneers Home in June,
1889. A trapper and laborer, John
son lived at Katalla for more than
20 years before going to Cordova.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22

. The first cross-continental flight
was made in 1911 by Calbraith P.
Rogers, who flew from New York
to Pasadena, Calf, in SO days.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
kRIv0I ROC
T0TTER5 AT
RED THRUST
Unlikely that Germans Can
Hold Under Fierce
Soviet Attack

MOSCOW, Feb. %. = The Red
Army has pushed to the inner de-
Tense of Krivoi Rog with a thrust
so powerful that it seemed unlikely
the Germans would be able to re-
tain their grip much longer on this
important iron ore and communi-
cations center in the Dnieper bend.
The fall of Krivoi Rog, coming on
top of the loss of the manganese
center of Nikopol would constitute
one of the hardest of the industrial
blows the Nazi war machine has
suffered since the beginning of the
Russian winter offensive
A Soviet communique said the
Russian troops have driven during
yesterday to the outskirts of the
city through which one of the two
German held railways run west
from the Dnieper bend. The other
line parallels it about 20 miles to
the southeast.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22

Ocean temperatures range from
% degrees Fahrenheit in polar re-
gions to IS degrees in the tropics.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
Sorority Group
Pre-Rushing Tea
Is Held Sunday

In the sun-filled rooms OF the
apartment of Mrs Earl McGinty
guests of Beta Sigma Phi sorority
enjoyed a pre-rushing tea last
Sunday, with Miss Georgia Nelson
and Mr.. Ernest Oberg providing 2
fine program of piano music.
Because of the proximity OF
Washington birthday, red, white
and blue was the decoration motif
The table was centered with bowl
of red, white and blue balls re-
volving in water, and flanked by
blue candles with an arrangement
of white narcissus and red tulips.
Greeting the guests in the recep-
ton line were Mrs. SIENNA Powers,
president of the sorority, Mrs.
Henry Owen, Jr., president,
and Mrs. McGinty who is literary
sponsor for the group.
Mrs. G. E. Warfield, formerly
sponsor for Mu Chapter of Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, and Mrs. 4.
M. Dunlap, formerly president of
Alpha Chapter of Anchorage, pour
ed during the first part of the
afternoon and Mrs. Powers and
Mrs. McGinty during the later
hours. G.
Featured on the program pre-
sented by Mr.. Oberg and Miss Nell
son were several lovely piano duets.
On the tea committee were Miss
Beulah Spcngberg, Miss Jerry
Ringstad and Mrs. William R.
Carter, and assisting was Mrs
Willard Carnes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
Baby Girl Is Born to
William Rodenbergs

A girl baby weighing six pounds
and 10 ounces was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rodenberg on Feb
ruary 10 at Petersburg where Mrs
Rodenberg has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamer
This is the second child for the
Rodenbergs, the other being a boy,
now two years of age. The little
Miss has been named Nancy Ann.
The father, well known in Ju-
neau, is now with the Northland
Company at Sitka.
The baby girl came almost as a
birthday present as william Roden-
berg's birthday was the 18th
incidentally Mr. and Mrs. f. r.
Rodenberg are grandparents for
the second time, and Eddie Roden-
berg, at the Signal Corps, U. S.
Army, in Juneau, is an uncle for
the second time
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22

This action has been taken at
the request of the Civil Aeronautics
Administration and concurred in
by the War Production Board.
Since the start of the war nearly
all sales of these used airplanes
have been made to the Civil Aeron-
autics Administration for training
purposes. 1t now appears that these
planes will be sold in increasing
numbers to civilian buyers. This &C
ton is taken to provide ceiling
prices for all such sales.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
BOMBS ARE
DROPPED ON
TW0kURILES
Paramushiro and Shimu-
shu Are Hit by Army
and Navy Planes

UNITED STATES HEADQUART-
Frs AT PEARL HARBOR, Feb.
22.-Army and Navy planes at
tackled Paramushiro and Shimushu
islands in the KuYiles and also
an unnamed Jap held atoll in the
eastern Marshalls last Saturday
while American warships bomb
arded an unidentified Marshalls
atoll
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz an
nounced that more than five tons
of bombs were dropped on the two
Kmile Islands. All planes returned.
Shimushu is the northern most
island in the Kuriles chain.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
IN FROM GUSTAyUS

In from Gustavus, Charlie Parker
is at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
Blue FOXES OF
pRIBIL0FS TO
BE BLUER NOW

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. - The
Governments valuable private stock
of blue foxes will be bluer and foxier
after the war.
Plans are now afoot, the Fish
and Wildlife Service announces, OF
improving the breed of the expen-
sive animals on the Pribilofs off the
Alaska coast after the war
The plans are to leave certain
number of large handsome males
each season for breeding purposes
and bring others from the Aleutians
and also Greenland to make the
fur softer
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
Dorothy Fors and
Pvt. LeOndrdCzi0k
Wed Last EVENING

AT a candlelight ceremony last
evening in the Resurrection Luth-
eran Church, Miss Dorothy Fors,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. F. j.
Fors. became the bride of Pvt.
Leonard A. Click, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael j Cziok of Minnea-
polls. The Rev. G.. H Hillerman
read the VOWS in the presence of a
host OF friends of the popular
couple.
The bride was attended by Miss
Pat Olson, and Staff Sergeant Vic
tor Lien was best man for the
groom.
For her wedding, Miss Fors chose
a beige covert cloth suit with navy
blue accessories, and carried a cor
sage of white tulips. Miss Olson was
attired in smoky blue suit and
her corsage was of carnations. The
brides mother wore blue crepe and
carried red tulips.
Preceding the ceremony organ
music was played by Miss Rather
inc Torkelsen, and Mrs. Ray Nevir
sang Flowers of Love-"
A reception was held at the
church following the wedding. anc
many friends called to wish happi.
ness to the bride and bridegroom
Mrs. Vance M. Blackwell and Mrs
r. r. Hermann presided at thu
table which was gaily decorated
with candles and smilax.
Eventually Mr.. and Mrs. Cziol
plan to make their home in Min
neapolis.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
AT GAsTINEAU

At the Gastineau Hotel, o. Baier
is here from Valdez.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
Is
Under Attack

NEW DELHI, Feb. 22.-British
heavy bombers made very sue
cessful" attack on Mandalay, Cen
trail Burma, blasting the railway
yards and other targets and leav-
ing fires
Returning pilots said the fires
we're visible for distance of so
miles.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-22
LIBERTY SHIPS
0kAY 5AY5U.S.
SHIP DIRECTOR

LONDON, Feb. GA. c. Kerr,
Regional Director of the United
States War Shipping Administra-
tion, described as absolutely un-
true reports published that Liberty
ships recently cracked up in the
Atlantic and limped back to Britain
for repairs.
Take it from me, the number of
Liberty's developed structural faults
is so small it is not worth men
tioning'
Kerr said that ships sailing with
ballast sometimes have to return to
port for trimming if a storm shifts
the ballast.
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Reuben Brooks, brother of a
picture agency manager at Mexico
City.
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you knew where you could get some
money in Oklahoma from a busi-
nessman who had to give you some
money because you had made d trip
from Mexico and there is a law
against that in the United States
and he can't do that"
Mr.. Cars objection was sustained
by the court after a 58-nninute con-
ference of attorneys at United
States District Judge j. r. O'Con-
nor's bench.
With a shrug, Mr.. Giesler re-
fused to tell reporters what effect,
If any, the ruling would have on his
strategy. He had not decided
whether Chaplin will be called as q
witness in his own defense, he said.
That depends on developments be-
tween now and the close of the
prosecutions case" he added.
Chaplin, who has pleaded. inno-
cent and who still faces a paternity
suit naming him as the father Of
Miss Barry's 5-month-old daughter
Carol Ann, watched her closely
while she testified.
Joan left the stand, weeping, after
Chaplins lawyer had read a love
letter from her to the actor, dated
November 18, 1912, in Tulsa, Okla,
saying In part:
Thank you, Charles, for letting
me know you. I'm going back to
New York to get married :"