davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-09
Very Sorry

He is convinced that he mis-
took you for some one else and
he is very sorry indeed You'd
better answer this one, he
added in his mutcd tones, and l
answered him III a louder voice
than / use in public places
Please tell Mr.. Miner that
his apology IS accepted, % ! said
formally. and again Adams
dropped his voice.
He wants me to tell you that
there are reasons personal to
himself why he doesn't wish
your party 10 remain very long
but ! persuaded him that he
couldn't very well ask you to
leave before you had finished
your dinner. But didn't your
father say IN his wire he would
be here soon 81?
Il expect him within the
hour" | said out of the corner
OF my mouth. "IIc VIII tcle-
phone the hotel as soon as he
gets in he VIII be told 10 tele-
phone the apartment, and Mr..
Beckett Will direct him over
here
Adams heaved a sigh of dis
tinct relief.
Wont Start Anything
That was the way under
stood it, he SAID, but I'm glad
10 verify il. So Just dawdlc
over your dinner until your
father gets here Miner wont
start anything while you're here
Hell Slip the word 10 the lads
with the young lady 10 hold
everything till you people have
gone.
He paused while 7 braccd
myself 10 hear something un-
pleasant
Mr.. Miner begs YOU TO ac-
cept his hospitality as well AS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Sesta War Loan karo
paskola prasideda pirma-
dieni, Lapkricio 20, sukeli-
mui IA bilijonu dolariu ar
daugiau.
IS tos sumos, dalis karo
bonu reikalinga bus ispir-
xii darbininku eilese. Jie
perka daugiausia E seri-
jos bonus, kurie gaunami
mazesniu idejimu pinigu,
bet kurie po 10 metu sueis
j pilna verte, kas meta da-
augant nuosimciui.
Pirkit viena EKSTRA
WAR BOND raginami vi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
TARYBOS GAL BUS
MASKVOJE

Paryziuje eina gandai
jog sekanti Alijantu kon-
ferencija gall ivykti Mas
kvoje. Tokiu budu Roose-
welt, Churchill ir gal KinQ
vadas Gen. Kaisek gal vyks
j Maskva.
Stalinas suka savo vora-
tinklius apie visus kuriuos
tik gall. Pranesama jog
jis pasikviete j Maskva pa
sitarimui Prancuzijos val
dytoja Gen. de Gaulle.
Gen. De Gaulle iskovojo
sau pilne teise sprendime
Vokietijos likimo ir Pran-
cuzu armija lures teise uz-
init dali Vokietijos.
Europos tvarkymo komi-
siioje prie Britu, Amerikos
ir Rusu, lures balsa Pran-
cuzija taipgi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
JAPONAI SUMUSA-
MI ANT LEYTE
SALOS

Anglijos submarinai vel
kianti Pacifiko rytuose nu-
skandino dar "a Japonijos
laivus, tn budu penkiu die
ny begyje nuskandinta SO
priesu LAVAL.
Leyte saloje Japonai de-
da pastangas Amerikiecius
sumusti. Ten eina atkak-
liausi musiai, apimanti vi
sas Filipinu salas. Japonu
pastangos siaurineje Leyte
sutriuskintos po kruvinos
kovos.
Americas laivynas pa
skandino IA Japonu laivu
Manila uoste, Lapkr. Ia Ii
niomis; numusta ar ant
zemes sugandinta 1853 ia
ponu lektuvai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
:9AS|DEDA 6-taS u. s. WAR LOAN VAJUS
VI ;cIAI JIES-
10 TAIKOS

IS Berno, Sveicarijos, at.
eina zinios jog Vokiecia
visais slaptais budais des.
peratiskomis pastangomis
liesko keliu baigti su Anne.
rika ir Anglia kara.
los zinios jungiamos su
misterisku Hitlerio pradin,
gimu is scenos, SUI gandais
apie jo sveikata ir pasisa.
linima is vadovybes. Ma
tomai kit naziu vadai no.
ri laikyti j uzpakalyje IL
patys stengiasi rasti bu-
dus nutraukti SUI Alijantais
kara be tolimesnio Vokie-
tijos naikinimo.
Vieni gandai tikrino buk
Hitlerio vieta uzeme Helm
rich Himmler, taciau tai
esq neteisybe. Vokieciai ta-
ciau nori baigti kara apie
Kaledas.
Greta CANDY apie naziu
jieskojima taikos, is Vokie-
tijos eina garsus pareiski-
mai jog naziai "niekad ne
pasiduos" ir kariaus slap
tomis pozemio gaujomis jei
ir bus sumusti ir iu Sails
okllpuota. a.~-Visi Vokieeiai
nuo mazo Xxi senio esq pa
ruosiami tai fanatiskai ko-
val prizes ju Sales okupan-
tus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
AmerikieGiai Apgu|e Metz
1virtove vokietijoje
Pagyvejes Veikimas visu Vokietijos Frontu

! Vokieciu atkaklus laiky-
masis prie Driant tvirto-
yes ginancios Metz mics
ta, priverte Americas ka-
riuomenes aplenkti Driant
ir apgulti patti stipru mics
ta Metz. Tuo budu dabar
Metz pajuto mirtina SUI
spaudima, ir vargu ar ga
les ilgai laikytis.
Pirm to siomis dienomis
paimta trys fortai ginanti
Metz miesta. Toje apielin-
keje Gen. Patton su Ame-
rikieciais isiverze Is myliu
gilyn Vokietija.
Britai smarkiai atakuoja
Vokiecius rytineje Holan-
dijoje, z,ygiuodami pirmyn
pelkynais. Jie artinasi prie
svarbaus Vokieciu indus
trinio miesto Duisburg.
{, Prancuzu armiia Belfort
sfronto ~.dalyje -~pazygiavo
prick rs myliu ruoztu.
Americas Septintoji Ar
mia verziasi pirmyn prizes
Vokiecius Vosges kalnuo-
Sc. Visas frontas nuo Ho-
landijos Xxi sveicarijos zy-
misi ofensyvu prizes Vokie-
cius.
Pc Alijantu valdzia jau
dabar gyvena apie 100000
Vokieciu uzimtuose Vokie-
tijos pakrasciuose.
Per du metu Vokietijos
oru atakavimu Americas
lakunai sunaikino 1920
lektuvu ir numete 638,8S0
tonu bombu ant Vokieciu
valdomu centru ir indus
triju Europoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Ligonier. Pa. - Del to
kad devyni anglialzasiai at
sisake atiduoti savo dienos
uzdarbi United War Fund
aukai, kaip visas 100 dar-
bininku buvo sutare, kit
81 maineriai sustreikavo
atsisakydami su tais nepil-
danciais savo zodi dirbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

KINIJA dabartiniu me-
tn susiduria su didziausill
militarisku kriziu. Japonai
turf sutuoke Kinijoje gau-
sias savo jiegas ir tikisi
priversti Kinija pasiduoti
ir baigti kara.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

NAUJOS dideles robot
bombos pradejo plaisinti
Anglia. Jos lekia greitu-
mu Xxi 1000 myliu j valan-
da. Sios w rakietos pa
Ieidziamos j ora Xxi 70 my
liu aukScio ir krinta baisiu
srnarkumu. Jas daug sun
kiau ir tramdyti, kaip bu-
vo tramdoma pir1nos ro-
bot bOmbOs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
VAJUS TESTS NUO LAPK. 20 Xxi GRUOD. IL

81 ir kiekvienas. Pirkit ia
ekstra bondsa nors S10C
sumoje, tuomi daug pagel-
besit pastumeti kara.
Karas dar nesibaigia, sa-
lis kariauja, ar JUS jau nu-
stojot kariave?
Vajus baigsis Gruodzio
II. Kiekvienas gall pirkti
pc bona 81 menesi ir pc an
ira Gruodzio menesi.
Karo bonu pirkejai, kaip
valdzia skelbia: iskeite sa-
vo pirktus bonus atgal
pinigus viso 1l-ta nuosim-
ii. virS 4 biliiOnu dolariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
Paterson. N. J.

Paterson. N. J. - Del
streiko apie 1900 dirbtu-
viu uzvaizdu Wright Aero
nautical dirbtuvese, sulai-
kta isdirbimas B-29 super
bomberiu. Xiii $4,000 dar-
bininku negali dirbti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Detroit, Mich. - Pack
ard Motor Car Co. lektuvu
produkcijoje apie 5000 ne
CRU darbininku pakele pro-
tesla del mokejimo jiems
mazesnio mokescio negu
gauna baltieji darbininkai.
Jie grasina streiku. Viso
toje kompanijoje dirba &c.
600 darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Is ukiu ir kaimu Ameri-
koie per 4 pastarus metus
isejo 6,316,COO asmenu, ku-
RE apsigyveno miestuose
ir dirba karo industrijose.
IS ju 1,65O,000 tuvo painlti
kariuOmenen.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

VOKIECIAI sake palai-
kys bent 100000 kariuome-
mes Norvegijoje. Pranesi-
mai buk jie skubiai is ten
traukiasi esa neteisingi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

T1RPITZ, likes paskuti-
mis- didysis Vokieciu karo
laivas, tapo Britu bombe-
riu paskandintas Norvegi-
jos pakraSciuose, kaip pra-
mesa Lapkricio 13.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
Butte. Mont.

Butte, Mont. - Baigesi
streikas $50 CIO darbinin-
ku American Bantam Car
Co. dirbtuveje. Ten gami-
ma armijai automotivines
reikmenis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Mirgu Marga
Raso kugis Mugis.

hdSO huglS MugIS.
PRAEJUSIAIS Am erikos
prezidento rinkimais didelir
pagrlndiniQ klausimu estate
nei Demokratu, nei Re- Sliko.
nq partijos. Balsuotojai5- ome.
rikoje, paprastai, susidee y il
tQ kurie sniega-lyja visadas. =.
suoja uz Demokratus ar Re, ~
blikonus, ir tu kurie svyruoS
ir metosi nuo vienos partijoI
prie kitos. Sic sokinetojai rim
kimus nusveria. 81 karta, ma
tyti, jie pritare Roosevelto-
Churchillo-Stalino koali ciiai,
kuri zada kara pergale baigti
ir sukurti amzinos taikos pa
SAUL.
zinodami kaip sunku zmogui
tobulumo pasiekti, mes koali-
cijai palinkesime siu tikslu lai-
mingai pasiekti, pasitikedami
kaip nors tokiame pasaulyje ir
musu tragingai plakama tau
ia susilauks skaistesnio gyve-
nimo.
LIETUVOS Ministras Angli-
jai, p. Balutis, pasake isideme-
tina mint Dirvoje paskelbta-
me laiske rasytame Philadel-
phieciui veikejui. Sake: can
glu Dominijos los Wis didesni
vaidmeni pasaulio politikoje ir
butu gera jei zymus Domini-
ju valstybes vyrai ir veikeiai
galetq gauti 'Timeless Lithua-
MIA"
81 mintis turetu ypatingai
-Kanados Lietuvius paskatinti
daugiau ''lysti" SUI Lietuvos
klausimu pas kanados premje-
ra Mackenzie King, ir pas Ka-
nados provinciju ir partiju va
dus.
Kanada, Australia ir Nau-
joji Zelandija suvaidins savo
svarbia role busina pasauli
kuriant. Tegul ju vadai Zinc
naikinamos Lietuvos byla!
LIETUVOS karo nukenteju-
siu selpimas degamas klausi-
mas. Nuo naziu islaisvinti
Graikai. Prancuzai, Belgai ir
Holandai jau gauna is Ameri-
kieciu broliu ir nebroliu pasal-
pa. Lietuvai pasalpa, matyti,
els, kaip Bendro A. L. Fondo
praneSimas sake: "Bent kuri
pagalba uzjurio nuke n teju-
stems Lietuviams bus teikia-
ma pasinaudojant N at i o nal
War Fund nurodymais, pata-
rimais ir per jo istaigu tarpi-
ninkavima".
Amerikos Lietuviai noretu
kuoskubiausia suzinoti ka Ma
tional War Fund pataria kaip
greiciausia pradeti siusti dra-
panas, avaline ir maista j Lie
tuva - jos zmonems.
THE Lithuanian Bul etin
padare naudinga darba atsi-
spausdinant atskira knygele is
Anglijos zurnalo "The Nine
teenth Century and After" FL
mos Dangerfield straipsni 'De-
portees', kuris buvo idetas
Liepos men. 1943. To straps
nio atsispausdinimas ir ispla-
tinimas, kaip paprastai, 'Lie-
tuviskai'', visu metu suvelin-
tas. Bet geriau veliau negu
niekad. Straipsnyje faktais ir
rimtai nusvieciama Rusu elge-
sys okupuotoje Lietuvoje 1910
metals. Veikejai privaletu 81
atspausdinta straipsni Ameri-
konu draugq tarpe stipriai is
platinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17


Prez. Roosevelt kreipia-
81 j Kongresa prasydamas
skirt 400 milijonus dolariu
eiles federaliu istaigu uz-
laikymui.
Gauti nariu organizacijai
American Friends of Lithua-
MIA;
Stoti nariu Lietuviu Bendro
Fondo;
Pasiusti auka Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajungai, mes gyvenimas
parode, 81 organizacija visa
simta kiekvieno gauto dolario
centu tiksliai pasvencia Lietu-
vos reikalu gynimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

RUSIJ armija deda pas
tangas uzimti Vengrijos
sostine Budapest.
Bolseviku vadas Tito uz-
imineja kur gall Jugosla-
vijos sritis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Per pirmus 5 menesius
symet Amerikoje padirbta
ia, $4,000 poru avalines.
Visos Sales laivu isdir-
bystes dabartiniu laiku nu-
leidzia j vandeni kasdien
po II ivairaus didumo lai-
w. Gausi laivu gamyba
baigsis tik Japonija nuga-
lejus, sake zinovai.
Suveluotai eina darbai
karisku tanku ir troku ga
myboje. Taipgi tulu kitu
karo reikmenu isdirbimas
velkasi uzpakalyje.
ISPANIJA, kaip Allan
tu vadai is Londono pra-
mesa, gal nebus prileista
dalyvauti taikos konferen-
cijos tarybose. Tas suvar-
zymas daroma toms salims
kurios karo metu neparode
palinkimo j Alijantu puse.
Nors buvo neutraliskos, Jos
pataikave Asiai.
Ekonomine kOnferencija.
Rye, N. Y, praside.io pa
sauline ekonomine konfe-
rencija, dalyvauja 81 vals-
tybes atstovai, apimanti 10
nuos. pasaulio gyventoju.
SNIEGAS! Vakarinese
valstiiose pasirode daug
sniego. Pietineje Dakotoj
vietomis prisnigo Xxi 80 pc
du. Sniegas ir Salts eina j
rytus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

karo laivynas kanceliavo
uz IS milijonus dolariu uz-
sakymQ Bayonne, N. j.,
The Electric Boat Co.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Prez. Roosevelt sugryzo
j Washingtona, Lapk. 10.
Jis buvo iskilmingai pri-
imtas.
Cub. Dewey SUI zmona is
vyko j pietus porai savaiciu
atsigaivelioti nuo rinkimQ
kampanijos nuovargio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

Per pirmus 5 menesius
Symet Amerikoje padirbta
174,888,OOO poru avalines.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

JapOnija atsake Stalinui,
kuris pavadino ia agresin-
ga salimi. "Ir Russia yra
taip pat agresore Sails, :,
Japonija pareiske.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

81 UzMUsTA. Nuo Ali
jantu isiverzimo j Prancu-
szija karui vakaru fronte
iau uzmusta 81 Vokieciu
generolas karo veiksmuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

SovietV atkakliu spaudi-
mu del aliejaus koncesiju,
tapo pakeista Irano w.
riausybe, naujoji bus prize
lankesne Maskvai. Taip tai
Stalinas palengva gamma
visur sau prielankias wy
riausybes.
Ir Sveicarijoje ivyko pa
keitimas vyriausybes prize
lankesnes Maskvai
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29

date for mayor of New York against La Guardia in l942, was sent to Italy by Roosevelt to study the en- tire Italian civilian picture, brought back an urgent program which the President gave Churchill in Quebec.
 Publisher Pope was among the first to organize the American Friends of Italian Democracy for relief to Italy, and has hammered home the right of Italo-Americans to help feed and clothe their friends in Italy He has told the President that this could save money to the U. s. taxpayer, as well as encourage Democratic prin- ciples inside Italy Army brass hats, however have wanted to handle the job-inadequately - themselves.
 Publisher Pope, who came to this country as an orphan immigrant at the age of eight, was born in the village of Terranova, a com munity which up until 1928 never had electricity. But in 1928 Pope sent $2o,O00 to his brother, asking him to have electric current brought into the village. Later Pope went to Italy to participate in the ceremony of turning on the lights.
 As he pulled the switch, lights frightened the streets Later Pope learned that the village would not have the money to pay for the electric current, so he has been paying the bill ever since, until the war started.
 Copyright, 1944, by United
 Feature Syndicate, Inc9
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29

Camp of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and President of the local ANB camp at Rake, who present and also in Juneau the other day, says that what the another Thlinget and blows were exchanged"
 Charles & Johnson, Vice President of the Grand reporter described only playful tussle between the two men. While the story did not actually say that the men were actually fighting in earnest cer- tanly that would be the impression from reading the story
 We hasten to acknowledge this corrected version of the There is certainly no reason why the hearings should bring ill feeling between the white citizens of Alaska and the Indian citizens Many of the Indians have talked to do not seem to agree with the Interior Department in this matter and as we pointed out previously, the hearings not as result of pressure brought to bear the Interior Department by the Indians but from the Interior Department originally Some pressure may have been exerted by certain persons hoping to gain by the deal but it is cear that the Indians did not ask for the provision in the regulations which brought about the hearings
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29
SHRIMP TRAWLING
 WILL BE STARTED

The Fishery Products Laboratory is making preparations to perform some experimental shrimp trawling. After competitive bidding the con- tract to perform the work has been awarded to the Alaskan Gla- cier Seafood Company of Peters burg, headed by Earl Dinner. The beat will be fitted with the con- ventional beam trawl used in the Wrangell- Petersburg district and it will be manned by experienced shrimp fishermen.
 Carl Carlson, fishery engineer for the Fish and Wildlife Service, will direct the operations. The work will start in the Ketchikan district after a few days delay while fitting out The exact duration of the work is contingent upon results.
 New York has been the most populous State since 1920.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29
20 YEARS AGO fHE {y9% EMPIRE
SEPTEMBER 29, 1924

SEPTEMBER 29
 Red this thus clncn American League pennan for 1924 Wrange this day from the new gold River The before they reached the stake claims Guard Unaga had been he take command of cutter Tallapoosa.
 Bess ONei luncheon this day the Dorothy Haley who leaving or Anchorage.
 arrived in from Ketchkan where 1t had been dragging Seattle and Ketchkan.
 daughter of Dr L. Goddard of Sitka Hot Springs appointed clerk and bookkeeper Tn office She replacing Miss Nell McCoskey Assistant Chief Clerk when Miss Ford Starr Chief Clerk Weather report: High, 37; foggy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29
CAPITOL CHAFF

California's Gov vernon Warren cancelled engagements, gave up his time to trust-busting Assistant At torney General Wendell Berge when the latter came to Sacra- mento. Berge sold him on the idea that as long as monopolies prevail the West will be hamstrung Tt is the big steel companies of the east" Berge told him, that won't let steel mills get started in the west" With a real unemploy- ment problem to face after the war, Warren is now an enthusiastic carJel-buSter. When the nine old men and all Circuit Court of Appeals chief justices sat down with the Federal Bar association for their annual luncheon, they talked not about law, but about European battlefields. The speaker was Under Secretary of War Pat terson, just back from France, and former Circuit Court judge him. self Go-getting Assistant Attorney General Tom Clark, president of the Federal Bar, conceived the idea. Governor Dewey is re- ported to have made a big hit with s andinavia n leaders in Seattle. About 100 came in for a private session from all parts of Washington Most went away sing ing his praises. Dewey also adopted the private meeting strat- egy with Labor at Seattle, met with about 40 AFL leaders, who fired questions, seemed friendly. One Electrical Worker chief asked if he thought Labor had right to strike against government-own power projects at Grand Coulee and Bonneville Dewey said no, govern ment should serve as the neutral arbiter between Labor and Busi- ness, must never be the target of strike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29
Position of Officials Wanted
(Ketchikan Fishing News

(Ketchkan Fishing News)
 With respect to the present hearings on the Indian petitions the possibilities of the subject are so im- portant all the people of Alaska that this paper feels that this question should be answered. What is the position and attitude of the Governor and our newly elected Delegate to Congress about the matter? They are duly appointed and elected represen- tatives. We believe they should make known their position they looked to by the government and the people as our spokesmen on all matters of such vast importance This paper also would like to know what former Delegate, MT. Dimond, did this matter with respect to the proposed reser vations The rights of the Indians involved the matter it stands is either right wrong and now especially since election is over believe these people should in uncertain terms publicly make known their position.
 Any official can and should go record against the reservation plan and this can be done without prejudice to whatever rights the Indians may possess Alaska must fight for it's very industrial life against any more reservations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29
FOUR MILLION WILL LOSE JOBS WHEN
 GERMANY BEATEN

NEW YORK, Sept. 29-With the defeat of Germany, 100000 work CTS would be released from their present jobs and the munitions pro- gram cut back 40 per cent.
 Manpower controls as a national requirement would not be neces- sary, Chairman Paul " McNutt of the War Manpower Commission said in a statement read before the Industrial Relations Department of the American Management Associa- ton by Lawrence Appley, Vice president of the Wick Chemical Company McNutt was unable to deliver the speech because of an attack of laryngitis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29
JESSE JONES NEPHEWs

Jesse Jones is complaining to friends that he is having nephew trouble. He says that his nephew, George Butler, got him into lot of trouble when he was chairman of the Texas Democratic conven- ton last May, which instructed its electors to vote against Roosevent in the electoral college next Mo- vember.
 And now means Jesse, folks are saying that Herman Jones is my nephew
 Herman Jones is the law associ- ate of Roosevelt leader Alvin Wirtz, and is just as strong for Roosevelt as George Butler is against. So when Jesse's remark reached Her man Jones, he asserted:
 If anyone says I'm Jesse Jones nephew, I'll sue him for libel"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29
HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 bat do not compep'
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

Good and bad planetary aspects appear in balance today. The stars smile upon women, especially those working in the war industries.
 HEART AND HOME: On this last day of the month women should plan for a Winter in which there will be unforeseen challengs and unexpected joys. It is a lucky day for weddings. Informal hospi- talities should be most successful under this rule of the stars.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS s: Young men early matured by war train ing will take over many important lines of business in the next five years. As Aquarian influences manifest, older bankers and busi- ness men will retire and a new generation will try to solve the nations economic problems
 NATIONAL ISSUES: According to the seers, reformers who are dealing with juvenile delinquency should study the national standards of public amusements A people that seeks recreation in physical indulgences rather than in intel lectual pleasures must expect chil- dren to initiate parents.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR s: Superb heroiSm is preSaged in coming weeks which will assure early victory over the Hitler armies It has been long predicted that the United Nations would pay a great price for their triumphs over the enemy Much of the price in blood has been paid but protracted con- flict in the Pacific is indicated
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of varied events. There may be set backs but general good fortune may be expected.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be affectionate, depend | able and trustworthy. They will possess positive characters and dis tinct talents but should be guarded against imposition.
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN not He cigarette end :" He is a addict"
 OFTEN MSPRONOUNCED: Effigy. Pronounce ei-ji as in EFT Is in first syllable
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 pleasing, charming attractive
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29

Several days ago The Empire carried a story from Ketchkan concerning the hearings now being held by the Department of the Interior on aboriginal rights" of Alaskan Indians. One paragraph in the story is misleading according to an eyewitness The story says:
 When Johnny Jackson, 52 government witness, left the stand he seized by William Dugaqua,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-29

creed what Frenchmen should run the government.
 The efficient plan now operating in France is partially prompted by Ambassador William Phillips, po- litical adviser to Eisenhower, whom the British forced out, following his critical report on India Now the same meddling Bob Murphy has been appointed to handle the political set-up in Germany.