davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
Sieiiscr arsentiniider Sutidaftel
~abbernfen

Son ieiner @egierung beim6eru-
fem perlieB Der argentinii6e BOT
Idafter Or. aorian s. Gsco6ar neu-
lid uniere 8ltnoesbauptltaot, nad-
Dem er 8reliepertretern Die folgenoe
@rflGrung ausgebdnOigt bate:
ySSSn ben 8orten unieres @uBen-
miniiters bot iid 4rgentinien ltets
3u Sen S0roerern fontinentaler Sar-
monte ge3ablt. 3abaoie g%reigniiie
in ser @ergangenbeit 6efueiietL oaB
mir in ser panamerifanii6en 9eme-
gung nit in Der ~boroeriten 5ront
Iteben."
@abreno Ser lebten Monate baben
li6 Die oiplomatiimen 8e5iebungen
3pii6en 8aibington ulo 8uenos
9lires forttpdbreno beri6le6tert.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11

Maler uno 9i6ter gu S60pfungen
angeregt.
@id)tige Safen
Sic ein3ige groBe Staot Der gre=
tagne lit &ennes nit mnnaberno
t0O,0 @inmobnern.
Sort ipielte ii6 oas groBe &riegs-
geri6t gegen Den angebli6en Ser
rGter 9llfreo 9repfus ab. &ei6 1T
sic 8retagne an militdrii6 tpertpol=
len 3ielen. Die groBen Sdfen 8reit
Ct. 0a5oire, 2orient uno Nm1tes
lino Die Spfer, Die uniere Soloaten
5u 5ablen baben, pobrli6 inert.
Sn 8relt baben mir SranfreidS
6eoeutenoiten atlantii6en &afen, Ser,
mie I'M eriten @eltfriege, Der groBe
@uslaoebafen fir Die oireft bon ben
8ereinigten Staaten fommenoen
Sruppen iein miro.
ct. Na5aire uno 2orient lino audi
nidt 8u pera6tenoe @etpinne. SIT
Ser Safen BON ct. Na5aire aud ct
mas fleiner ais Ser BON Brett, 10 limo
oafiir in ct. @a8aire Sranfreids
groBte @erft- uno 9odanlagen, Die
oen aQiierten 5lotten uniddbbarq
9ienIte leiIten peroen. ct. Na3aire
uno 2orient maren a6er Dor alien
Die atlantiiden Sauptitiibpunfte Der
oeuti6en lt-8oote. 6aaen aud Tie
in aliierte Sano, Damn lit es aus
nit Sen oortigen llnterwaiieraus-
fGaen ser 9euti6en.
6aaen iene SaferL Damn bleibi
ben 9euti6en oils letter atlantii6er
Sofen in fran5oiii6en @ewaiiern
MIR nod 8oroeaur, 1870 Wfeilen flo
oitli6 BON ct. Na5aire.
Sin 9rebpnnft Der 8eididte
Sier, i'm Noroweiten Sranfreids,
inn 2anoe ser prGbiitorii6en Dol
men, Menbirs uno Gromle6s, Ole
nod moblerbalten iino, fallen ulir
iebt ~ungebeure @nti1eiOungen. 9el
iagerbafte Mont ct. Mi6el-0i
auf iteilem 5elien mitten aus ben
Mfeere aufrugenbe &atbeorale uni
Burg Ser 8retagne uno zines oel
@unoer Sranfrei6s1 Der Ieit Den
II. S~abrbunoert idon 10 piel geie
ben bat, iiebt pieoer @eltgei6i6t'
81 ieinen 5iiBen weroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
Serr Stettinins b~ertritt ms 6ei
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures @ofparo q.
Stettinills, IT, lit BON Serrn Sull
gum 8oriibenoen ser noroumerifa-
nii6en Delegation ernannt moroen,
Die iid I'M oieiem Monat nit Ser
tretern ser englii6en, ruiiiiden uno
dineiii6en Gegierungen treffen miro.
INN nit ibnen llnterbanolungen 81
fiibren, Delde oie Sid)erung oeS
neutrality-suspicious. be5peden ioaen.
Sir Nleranoer Gaoogan, ser TN
terlefretdr oes 6ritii6en MuBenam=
ties, lit Der 8oriibenoe Der engliihen
Delegation. 9ie @ertreter &uBlanos
nno G6inas iino bier nod nidt ge-
nannt poroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
@erner &reipe Der NadfOlser
8eneralO6erit &ortens

&ei6smari6aa Sermana @oring
bat @eueraQeutnant @erner &reipe
als Na6folger bon @eneraloberit
@iintber &orten gum gbef oes @ene-
ralitabs ser oeuti6en 2uftpaffe er-
nannt. &orten tpuroe bel Dem fiir5-
li6en 8ombenani6lag auf Sitter ge-
troffen. Gr bate ii9 Dor Sa5resfriit
our1 Die idneioige 8efreiung Be
nito Muiiolinis artsge5eidnet. 8or
ieinem Tooe oriidte er Dem antue-
ienoen Guce nod einmal Die Sano.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
MOrik 9O9i3ilO
bleibt beri6Oaen
Mndj iein GOmpagnDn NSOlf Blum
Deri6man6

0bne ieoen Grfolg geblieben lin0
biSber aae 3adfori6ungen, Oie leit
Dem 80. Suli, Dem Gage oes Ser
i6lpinocns oes-in 9eutihlono ge-
borenen uno in Argentinien einge-
biirgerten- Observation-Disclosures 800
rib Sodidilo in bier Staaten Siio=
onerifos inn @onge lino. Wfit Dem
Sdifial @odi6iIos liegt bis iett
and 0as Aoolfo @ll1mS poaig I'M
oulfeln. Ser 9ebtgenamte mar
@i5epraiiOent Ser Sodi6ilOi6en @e-
ieai6aft.
8eioe Wfdnner mdret 5uleBt Dor
8uenoS MireS bolipianiidem&oniulat
geieben moroen, mo @odi6ilo iid
ein 9ofument peri6afft bate, oas
er I'M 3uIammenbang nit elmer bon
linn beobli6tigten &eiie nod Chile
6rau1te.
SeiOe mnr6en aus @nenps Nires
Oeridleppt
Na6 elmer umlaufenoen CARTEL
lung muroen So9i6ilo uno Blum
Dor Dem &oniulotSgebGuoe in 8ue-
nos Mires BON lieben MGnnern altf-
gegriffen unO ge5mltngen, Elm Auto-
mo6il 5l beItei9en, in Dem Die BET
ben Damn entfiibrt tpltroen. 5reunoe
6o6idilos befiir6ten, oieier lei piel-
leic6t ermoroet noroen, uno 5lpar
BON 2ellten elmer bolinianii1en mill
tGrii6en 2oge, Die i6on in Dem por-
iGbrigen 8e5ember-8liti6 (ourd oen
&iaorroel ms 8rGiioentenamt ge-
langte) cine &oae eeIpielt baben ioa.
Sic madJten bei Tntidcn nit
Sene 2eute iouen ieiner6eit often
ibren Gntt4uidungen 9L1tSornf gege-
ben baben, ais So6i6ilo i'm Sabre
1889 ais angebli6er repolutionGrer
&erihm0rer our9 @ingreifen aus
lGnoii6er Sntereiien Dor Der Silt
~lierung bemabrt 6lieb. SIN @pril
oieies Sabres muroe Sodidilo atf
@runo elmer dbnli6en 4ni6uloi=
gltng BON nellem feltgenommen, aber
aud in oielem Sale erfolgte I6on
6alo ieine @ntbuftung.
@rGlioent 8iQarroel erflarte Dor
Dem bolipianiiAen Barlament, Die
@ntfiibrlng oes 3infmagnaten lei
oas @erf BON 2euten gemeielt Die
Ieiner &egierung S6mierigfeiten be
reiten molten.
Nur6amerifaniide @e5iebnngem
Cine friibere Meloung aus Ga Pa5
moQte piilen, Sodi6ilo berate sur
3eit irgenomo in ben Sereinigten
Staoten nit @ei6GftsfreunOen iiber
cine moglide lleberi6reibung oes
geiibreAts an ieinen 3infgr1ben anf
cine anoere @eieai6aft, inoeiien 1T
oiele 9(ngabe bier 6eitritten moroen.
aeiner, ser bier Sodi6ilo n~abeItano,
i6eint ieit Dem 80. Suli ooS gering-
tie liter ieinen 8erbleib %erfa6ren 81
baben.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
Sniterbnrg amgeblid serb Oes
Sitlerani6lages

Stodbolmer Na6ri6ten 5ufolge
lit Ser @ni6lag auf Sitler uno feline
militdrii6en Mitarbeiter am 20
Suli in S%niterburg in OItpreuBen
unternommen morOen. SnIterbnrg
lit 81 Meilen oitli6 BON &onigs-
berg gelegen. Sitler muBte leir
Sauptquartier aus Snferburg Der
legen, neil Die Gage BORT infolgt
oes 8oritoBes Ser Hoten Mrmee onrd
8olen uno 2itauen 81 bren5lid mur'
De.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
9ie Oenti9e 8auernfran
tn Der &riegsmirti6aft
Sic mnf jett iduerer ar6eiten ais
i6r Mnnn

Die 0&0lnil1e 3eitung" berofient-
Iiht einen 8eri6t oes 2anonirtidoft.
liden Snltitlts ser llniDeriitdt @oet-
tingen iiber ben @iniab Ser lanoipirt-
i6nftliden 9ep6lferung oeS &eifes,
6elonOers Ser 6raiten, uno onoeren
mei6li6en 6amilienmitglieoer, fir
Ole &riegs- grnGbrung 0es gDritten
8ei6es". Die grge6niIie elmer bon
Dem Snititut Oitrdgefiibrten @rbe-
bung laiien erfennen, DAB in Ser
3eit bonn T.. N3oi bis 1. 0obem6er
Die 8alern uno ibre 6omilien 1873
Stunoen pro ISOLDE 81 orbeiten bo-
ben. Ger observation-disclosures oes 8alt-
ern ielbit biloet 80,5 Stunoen, ser
ieiner 6rau 8t,9 uno oerienige Ser
anoeren 6omilienmitglieoer 1853
StunOen. Bonn @eiiftSminfel Ger
9lr6eitsleiitung aus trdgt iomit oie
oeutibe 8auernfrau beut3utage ole
Sauptlait oller lnnomirti6aftliHen
Mrbeit.
Sn Sonoerf1Gen baben oie @au-
ernfnmilien logar 90 Stunoen, IN Ser
@rnte3eit logar 100 Stunoen uno 10
gar nod mebr 5u ar6eiten. Cine iiber
so Sabre alte 8Guerin ). g. arbeitete
in Der Belt bon SUM bis 0obem6er
auf ibrer 10 Seftor grpBen 8ollern-
mirti6aft ourdi6nittli6 1854 Stun-
Den pro ISOLDE. Cine anoere BGue-
rim, cine Mutter BON 10 &inoern, ar.
6eitete altf i6rer AS Seftar groBen
9auerntuirti6oft our1i9nittli6 81
Stitnoen pro ISOLDE, oas beiBt in an
oeren 8orten: 10 bis IA Stunoen
taglid eini6lieBlid S~onntags. llno
Ser 9eribt oerfueiit oarauf, oaB oieie
notwithstanding niAt etipa rein bGus-
lide Aufgaben lpie NG6en, 5lider
uiD. eini6lieBt, sic bielmebr nod
na6 Der miibiamen Sagesorbeit inn
Stoa, auf Dem Mder uitp. getan per-
ben miillen.
Ser 8eridt unteritrei6t ferner,
Dab in Ser @rnte5eit ole Mlebrar6eit,
Die beut5utage auf Den Sdultern
Der oeuti6en 8auernfrau laitet, iueit
groBer lit, als Die Ser M1nner. Sum
bert 9[rbeitsitunoen pro ISOLDE lino
mdbreno Der grnte5eit fir bic 8au-
erin t%einestDegs cine Seltenbeit. @(ltf
fleinel uno mittleren 8auernb0feu
lit Der Inteil Der 6rau an Der Mr6eit
|27,5 Bro5ent auf Dem 5eIoe uno 23,5
Pro5ent I'M &ubltaa, uno in SalS
ltno @arten gar 40 Bro5ent. Cine
groBe Grippe oieier oeuti6en 8Glt-
erinnen lit ii6er IS Sabre alt, uno
angeiibts Der 8atia9e, Dab elm @roB-
tell Der mdnnli9en lanoipirti6aftli-
fen 8eb6lferung 6ei ser @ebrma6t
oient, baben iiber 100000 6rauen
innerbalb Der alien &ei6sgren5en
lelbitanoig fir lire @irtidoft 81 lor-
gen. Ser 8eri6t 6es 2anomirti6afts-
inltitlttes Der llniberlitGt @oettingen
ertlart oenn audi, oaB uaqe perfiig-
barren u%nterlagen oarauf I6lieBen
laiien, oaB Die 5rauen ni6t n1lr einen
relatip groBen @nteil Der 2an0ar-
belt 81 tragen baben, ion0ern oaB iie
oomit Dor aIem and tu~eitgebeno
ii6erlaitet iino."
Ser 8eridt fdbrt fort: n0ie Sra
ge, tpie ibnen oieie 9lrbeit erleidtert
meroen fam, u1o lire 20iung fp1re
oaber fir oas @eIunobeitsnineau Ser
Sano6epolferung gerau 10 miGtig,
lpie lie es bonn pirti9aftli6en Stano-
punft ber lit. 4ae angeitelten lin
teriu6ungen neiien oarauf bin, oaB
Die altf ben Sraien ser 9anobepol-
terung laitenoe 9lrbeit in feinem
WerbdltniS 81 Ben er3ielten Geirlta-
ten Itebt.~
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
@riediide SedenidJiiten falcu lditia

Acknowledgement antbonp @oen
ipro6 neuli6 i'm llnterbauie Die
9robung aus, ser grie6ii6en @ioer=
ltan0spartei, elmer bon &ommlnilten
~gefiibrten @ueriQa-@rupp alle I'm
teritiibungen 81 ent5ieben, lolte Die
lie fei ibrer 8eigerung, nit Der erie
6ii6en @rilregierung 81 einem Gin
oernebme1 81 fommel, bebarren.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
SeItrafnng?

SeItr6fhtg?
6roge: @orin ioa sic 8eitraiunl
ser oeuti6en &riegsfiibrer beiteben
uro nie melt na6 unten 81 ioa Oi(
8eitrafung norgenommen lperoen?
Sbam: 8eitrafung mesmegen
@eil lie &riegsfiibrer maren2 Gen.
fen Sic, oaB Die gemalti9e glufga.
be ser Misunderstanding oes ball
rlinierten europa bon 2etten gelei.
ltet mer0en fam, oie ibren &opf pol
8eitrafitng baben? Die geringit(
Inoelltiing oeilen, ooer elmer iol6el
8oreingenommenbeit, io1te einen 81.
plomaten 0isqualifi8ieren, an ser
&~erIteaung Oes 6rieoenS teil5nneb-
men.
5roge: Soa man 0euti6lanb
5mingen, sic Stdote mie0er mtf5u-
6aiterl oie eS 5erltort bat?
Sbam: 9eltti6lano miro faum in
ser Gage iein, obne uniere Silfe, Die
oeuti6en StGote mie0er auf5u6allen,
Die mir 5erit0rt babert. 9iloen Sic
lid nidt elm, menn mir init Der De
molierung 8erlins fertig lino mno
feline @inmobner oboa6loS berum=
manOern, nm elm Stiid6en l6mar5es
8rot ullo ettpas oiinne Suppe bet
telr, oaB mir lie Damn nod 8mingen
fonnerL 8eters6urg uno 2on0on mie-
Der a1f5ltbauen? 9aS lit ni6t mog-
lidl, eS lei 0enn, oaB mir ibnen oas
@elo oo3u leiben. 9as lit cine @ie-
o%erbelebung Ser &eparationspolitif
oes lebten &rieges, moour6 9euti6-
lono, no6oem eS ben &rieg Derloren
bate, ben 5rieoen gemann INC SIT
Ter elm Sprling6rett erbielt.
Srage: Sinh sic fir einen latlgen
@offenittaItuno, Itatt zines ioforti-
gen formeQen Srieoens, unO pie lam
&c loaen Die aaiierten &ruppen
9euti6lano beieben?
@ebiipft pie %geIprnngen
SbatD: Solange DER Srleg ais Ell
ne @inri6tung beitebt, fam fem
6rieoe mebr 6e0euten, ais einen8of=
fenItialtanO.
5rage: SoQ man Oelti6en Sdn=
fen, 6ilmen, Gunofunfltationen.
8ii6ern uip. Die 8er6reitung Don
Halienlebren berbieten?
Sbom: Nein. Gin 8erbot miiroe
Die @erbreitung iolder 2ebren nur
f0roern un6 iteigern, ltatt lie
unteroriiden. 9tae Nationen unn
&aiien 6etro6ten ii6 ais Die Serren.
polfer. Die @neldnoer uno oie Nme-
rifaner iino nod ei%ngebiloeter, ale
gum 8eiipiel peine 2~anosleute, oif
Sren.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
0as Snue(

nMQe So6a6tung, 9naoige 6rauI
Sbre neue ao6in lit wirflid cine
Herle!"
Sic piinidt aber audi in @olo
gefaBt 81 peroen."
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11

gen unO Sitter pertreiben mie mir
Napoleon itnO oen Gaiier pertriebel
boben. God er broltAt niNt weiter
oils S1weoen, ooer Srlano 5i geben
un0 fam BORT in einem 8ett tier
ben, eS lei oenuL oaB er oilf Ser @ol-
itott fGat, tpie Ser Mtaboi ieiner5eit
i'm SttAnt
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-25
YANk5 MAKE
BIG SMASH
ON CHICAGO

The Yankees blasted three Chi
cago pitchers yesterday for Is hits,
two homers, triple and
double, to defeat the Chicago White
Sox IL to 5 for the second victory
of the series and bring the Sox
losing streak to IL games in the
last 10 starts.
The leading st. Louis Browns
made it an even break for the
series by winning to 5 from Bos-
ton.
Cleveland connected for Is safe
tics to wallop Washington 10 to l.
Paul Trout pitched his sixth
straight victory of the season yes
terday, and also his fourteenth win
of the season, to give Detroit a
shutout over Philadelphia l to 0.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-25

fairfield before the end OF another
day. rE
The Marines went ashore at TAG
am. after what was probably the
greatest half hour naval and land
based bombardment yet concen-
trated on a single island in the
entire Pacific. ei
For 80 minutes United States
guns based on Saipan, three miles
away, fired at the rate of two
rounds per minute for the heavy
guns, and 10 rounds per minute
for the smaller field pieces.
At the same time warships close
inshore pitched salvo after salvo
into the island with broadsides
literally tearing all asunder.
Overhead, carrier and land
based planes flew wing to wing,
providing aerial cover.
U. S. commanders exchanged
understanding smiles after the pre-
invasion blasting as troops of the
Fifth Amphibious Corps made the
beaches with little opposition, fol-
lowed by their heavy equipment,
making it clear that the Japs had
been fooled as to where an inva-
sion in strength might hit.
Reports indicated that the ninth
wave of men was the first to re-.
ceive fire from Jap mortars and
machine guns-but this fire was
nothing to compare with that
when the Saipan invaders rushed
ashore.
The Marines pushed inland 600
yards in less than two hours.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-25
SCH00LB0Y
Wins BOUT

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 25.-B
B. Wright, 18-year- old schoolboy
weighing $50 pounds, scored two
knockdowns last night over frankie
Wills,,. 15G-pounder, Washington
veteran, to win a 10-round decision
for his seventeenth victory in the
ring.
On the same bill, Sal Bartolo,
129 pounds, of Boston, MIA feather
champ, decisioned Mike Martyr,
129 pounds, Of ST. GATHERINGS, in a
Hereunder
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-25
RACING HORSE
REAR5 up, HITS
GATE; IS DEAD

DETROIT, Mich, July 25. = War
Stone, gelding son of Man-O' War,
reared and hit the starting gate
yesterday and broke his neck and
died just before running the sew
enth race on the Detroit track.
Tom Brown, jockey, was thrown
but not hurt
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-25
Monetary Bank Issue
Up 10 Next Congress

BRETON WOOD, N. H., July
25.-Congressional action proposed
Tor the International Monetary
FUND and World Bank for recon-
struction will likely be delayed un-
til the new Congress meets next
January, an informed source said
here today as the last delegates of
the United Nations Monetary Con-
ference left for their homes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-25
RAPUZZI HERE WITH
SKAGWAY PRISONERS

Deputy Marshal Louis Rapuzzi of
Skagway. has arrived with two pris-
oners, Stanley McNallen and Edgar
A. Payne, who have been trans
ferred to the Federal Jail here.
While in Juneau, Rapuzzi is at the
Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-25
CARDINALS
KEEPING ON
win STREAK
(By Associated Press

The st. Louis Cardinals blasted
three Boston Brave pitchers for
IL hits yesterday to win 7 to l.
In Brooklyn the Dodgers downed
the Pittsburgh Pirates IL to 7
when batting spree was turned
loose in the eighth inning.
The Giants rallied for four runs
in the eighth inning yesterday to
defeat the Cubs to 3.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-25
HEROIC STORY
OF OPERATION,
ALEUTIAN BASE

A FORWARD ALEUTIAN BASE
The story of another of those
incredible wartime surgical opera
tons was recently related to an
Army correspondent by airbase sur
geon Capt. Rod Deakers, who to-
gether with another surgeon, Capt.
Nathan Frierfeld, performed an OPP
pendectomy aboard tugboat dur
ing one of the blacker Aleutian
storms,
The patient was a member of the
crew of a tugboat which had been
unloading supplies at a remote
Aleutian outpost. He developed abb
dominal pains, and by the time a
radiogram could be sent to the
nearest base of the 18th AAF's
Emergency Rescue Boat Squadron,
10 miles away through heavy seas,
he was in great pain.
Gale dashed Waters
The doctors got there as fast as
one of the crash boats could bring
them through the rough water,
which was dashed by 60-mile-an-
hour wind. Capt. Deakers said he
was suffering from NAL de mer"
and thought the veteran crew was
not feeling any too we'll either 1t
would be bad night for operating.
But first they had to get from
the crash boat to the tug, and the
only way was by dory, which Capt.
Deakers described as a small and
fractions cockleshell."
Master of the vessel, Warrant Of
ficer Colvin A Wilson, of Edison,
Wash, sent Cpl. Lloyd H. Culver,
also of Edison, Wash, and Pvt.
Steve P. Bebich, of Kodiak, Alaska,
to take the doctors over in the dory,
but there could be no using the oars.
The seas were too violent. So Mr.
Wilson moved unwind, cut the dory
loose, and let it bobble off in the
direction of the tug.
Aboard the tug, the doctors found
patients condition critical and de-
.cided they must operate immed-
lately.
Perilous Trips
Pfc. Jessie H. McCandless, of Hol-
ly Springs, Miss, and Pvt. Bebich
made several perilous trips back and
forth between the tug and crash
boat, bringing bandages, instru-
ments and equipment. Staff Sgt.
Henry J. Wolfson, medical tech
lician, of Brookline, Mass, set up
the "oprating table, which con-
sisted of the galley door supported
by two packing boxes.
Three hours and forty minutes
later, dozen red-eyed men still
stood about the galley tensely
watching the doctors fight for the
soldiers life. All surgical instru-
ments had been dashed to the floor
at least once by the violent pitch
ing of the tug. At a crucial mo-
ment, the scissors had caromed to
the. floor, and scalpels had to be
used instead. Sgt. Wolfson had to
improvise draining tube from the
finger of sterilized rubber glove.
Navy PLY Arrives
But now the job was done, ind
Navy ply could be heard circling
for landing. Rough seas or not,
the great flying boat made the land
ing, and the patient was soon en-
route to one of the well-equipped
Aleutian base hospitals.
Capt. Deakers, after a good nights
sleep, wrote Maj. G.. r. Donley,
Commanding Officer of the 18th
AAF's Emergency Rescue Boat
Squadron, THE operation was sue
cessful, and have nothing but
praise and admiration for the skill
of your men"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-25
THELMA McCORKLE is
ENROUTE TO STATES

Miss Thelma McCorkle is enroute
to Spokane, where she plans to
spend the remainder of the summer
with her parents, before entering
Washinton State College at Pull
man in the fall.
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ATTENTION. ODD FELLOWS

Regular meeting OF IOOF will be
held tonight at p. IN. There will
be Installation of. new officers, fol-
lowed by refreshments All Brothers
are requested to attend.
F. D. FENNESSY,
Noble Grand
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GAMES MONDAY
Pacific Coast League

No games scheduled.
National League
ST. Louis Z; Boston /.
Chicago 8; New York 5.
Pittsburgh Z; Brooklyn II.
cinnati at Philadelphia
rained out.
American League
Washington /; Cleveland 10.
Boston 5; st. Louis 6.
Philadelphia 0; Detroit 1.
New York II; Chicago 5.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-07-25
DYKES SIGNS
UP FOR TWO
MORE YEARS

CHICAGO, Ill, July 25.-Jimmy
Dykes, White Sox Manager, has
signed a new two-year contract
extending his present one which
expires at the end of this season.
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tContmueu from Page One)
Ninth Air Forces sent out 5000
bombers and fighters today to sup
port the new American drive. The
forces included 1900 heavy bombers
the largest ever dispatched on a
single mission.
Late this afternoon it is an
nounced that ST. Martin, Defonte-
nay, and Verriers have been cap
tured and fighting continues at
Maysurirne, but no other details OF
the American advance are disclosed
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WANTED = Cooking and serving
dinner and parties $500 per hour;
house cleaning $1.00 per hour;
care for babies IS cents per hour.
Phone 172. Miss Brown.
WANTED TO BUY - Late model
car with good tires. Phone Green
440.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND = Canary. owner may
have by contracting Mrs. Crum-
rine at Gastineau Hotel.
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the situation worse, Jap occupation
troops have made it practice of
stripping all clothes from the peo-
pies backs and putting them on
their own.
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RESPONSIBLE woman to care for
two children or 6 hours each
day in your home or mine. Bruce
Kendall, Gastineau Hotel.
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WANTED - Competent experienced
stenographer, law office; salary
SITS monthly Commencing any
time by August Is. r. E. Rob-
ertSon.
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WANTED = Dealers for Watkins
Products at Petersburg, Wrangell,
Sitka, Haines and Skagway. Write
Ralph Shores, Juneau, Alaska.
Box 2091.
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Atrocities Of laps
In The Netherlands
East Indies Revealed

Continued from Page one)
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TINIAN IS
INvADEDIN
QUICK TIME
mendous Bombard.
ment Precedes Landing
on Jap Stronghold

Continued from Page one)
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RESPONSIBLE party desires house
or apartment for immediate oc-
cupancy; permanent. Inquire
Bruce Kendall, Gastineau Hotel.
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WANTED - Electric washing ma
chine, baby bath tub, electric
iron. Mrs. Sarah Shorelane, Hoo
nah, Alaska.
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WANTED

REFINED GIRL, rs years old, hard
worker, years bank and PIX
experience, tipping, seeks steady
employment Write Amy Rotha,
1881 No. Gramercy Place, Holly
wood, %, Calf.
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BRITISH IN
NEW DRIVE
Offensive Is Supported by
Heavy Bombers, Fight
ers, Two Forces

CONTINUED from Page one)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-14
ARMY PROMOTIONS

To second lieutenant James J
EitA&eEaId. - -. -!l.-.-a4-..-I4- Sll4.ll.
CART. Ark AAF.
To technical sergeant sgt.
Hugo H. Carlson. 1887 Hubbard
MuweC Cal. AAF
To >orgCaniS Cpls. walter ".
Worcheck, 635S Steadman Dear
born, Camp Santa Anita. Cal
To corporal. Pfc. John j. Kerr,
2l25 Hubbard Fifth AR Force
New Guinea
To privatcS first class pits.
William X. ketchan, 2i33 Labcllc.
MacDill Field Fla Jean Paris,
if7l6 Maddelein. Solfndce Field.
RAYMOND W Nalain. 1898
Trinity has been promoted to a
gunners mate, md class, in the
navy.
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Service Notes;

Recently appointed UeNal
ton cadets ana >orf f1'H. Pens
cola, Fla fllaf f~r-
are. nine Wayre Daar n't, --tt'
az them from u.f.t
Jack VI. Mahan. $3.50 E.
The dorP ka>hmcriuk
Rf0or5 HarrN Daniels.
Edmund 6 Baryyk
Robert + Collins 'Ot
Albert i RerctzkAr h-- -----l---
Alfred \ Bargl l.n
wood Detro' Robert & NollmaT
Saai Hlch Ecor~. Dwight Z.
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