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Bradley beam., 1944-08-26

Joltin' Joe DiMaggio's big bat is as fat as ever. Playing centerfield for the 7th AAF in Hawaii, he re- gently clubbed four homers in four games and has batting average of Al for 34 times at bat. John ny Wander Nicer, of Sampson, and Virgil Trucks, of Great Lakes, are the two hottest pitchers in the Navy. Fireball Johnny has famed 55 men in 45 innings and Trucks, who has an earned run average of 0.73, has whiffed batters at the rate of 1.43 an inning. Randy Gumpert, formerly of the As, re- gently pitched a perfect game for the Coast Guard Dolphins at New London, Conn. Not batter reach ed base against Randy. The Bos- ton Red Sox bid for pennant took a terrible setback when Pitcher Tex Hughson, Second Baseman Bobby Doerr, and Infielder Jimmy Tabor were called for perturbation physicals. Three Boston Braves, Max Macon, Stan Klopp and Chet Ross, have been classified IA, and 70 have Max Marshall, Reds, Nap py Reyes, Giants, Preacher Roe, Pittsburgh, and Mickey Owens, Dodgers.
Bradley beam., 1944-08-26
Stop Me If You've Heard
 This One Before

When Tony Cuccinello was play ing second base for the Brooklyn Dodgers, he was the champion cig- ar smoker of the National League. In fact, his fondness for Philadel- phia two-fers finally cost him his job with our Buns.
 It happened one day when Tony tried to go from first to third on a single to right. He was tagged out standing up.
 "Why didn't you slider" inquir- ed Casey Stengel, who was coach ing at third.
 "What" believed Tony, land break my cigars?"
 That winter Casey sold Tony down the river to Boston.
Bradley beam., 1944-08-26

You never can tell in baseball. The Ft. Sheridan (Ill.) nine lost IT of it's first 19 games against competition with other service teams, then turned around and beat the Chicago White Sox, 8-6. And the Great Lakes Bluejackets had won 16 straight and 39 out of 40 before they bowed to the Brooklyn Dodgers who occupy the National League cellar. Roberto Ortiz and Fermino Guerra, Puerto Rican ball players with the Washington Sem ators, have jumped the club when threatened with induction into the U. s. Army. Ortiz and Guerra now say they will play until called in the draft. .Slingin' Sammy Baugh, the sweet-singin' singer from Sweetwater, Tex, is not only the best forward passer in football but he's also pretty tricky with a rope. He won the calf roping contest at the annual Texas cowboy reunion, snapping his calf in 17.5 seconds.
Bradley beam., 1944-08-26
Bradley Rifle1nen Lose to Ludlow

In an exciting shoulder to shoul- der smallbore match with the Lud- low Fish and Game Club team, fired at the Ludlow range Sunday, Brad ley Field rifemen finally came out on the short end of a 977 to 959 score. Members of both teams piled up some good scores, and it was not until the last order was fired that the margin was drawn.
 Fired on the National Rifle As sociation's official 5O-yard targets, which have bullseye seven-eighths of an inch in diameter, and in a variable wind, there were no per feet scores, H. V. Lovett of Ludlow taking high individual honors with a 198.
Bradley beam., 1944-08-26

Ernesto Natali Lombardi, the nose that walks like a man, snored with such fervor that no one would room with the fellow, despite the fact that he was the most popular player on the New York Giants.
 All's we'll with Ernest now, how ever. He finally has roomy-Pit- cher Bill Voiselle, who's so deaf he has been classified 4F by his draft board.
Bradley beam., 1944-08-26

After the match the Bradleyites were the guests of the Jutetowners at a hot-dog and refreshment ses- sion.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-09-23
Afognak Votes

Afognak went completely Democrat ln its voting in the general election, according to tabulation received here this week. With 36 votes cast, Bart lett got 32 and Manders 4. All the other major Democrats got 30 or more votes, with 5 being the highest number going to a Republican candidate.
 In the Representative contest the story was the same with Me- Cutcheon high with 34 votes, Taylor next with 32, followed by the other 5 Democrats. Of Republicans Peterson got most with 8 votes and Chadwick, local candidate, got 4.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-09-23
Stabbing Affray Remains Mystery

Floyd Chase received first aid treatment at the Griffin Mem orIal hospital early Sunday morn ing after being the victim of an attack at his home on Mission road. Police reported Chase had been sent home about 12:30 Sat urdaY night and that about 2 o'clock they were called by taxi driver who said Chase had been stabbed.
 Chase bore a number of cuts on his arm and hand that re- auired severalstitches. He told police three men whom he could not identify had entered his house and attacked him.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-09-23

Mrs. H. F. Macdonald, wife of the Lyric theatre manager, and children Roger and Dawn. returned to Kodiak on the Denali from Seattle where Mrs. Macdonald went for medical treatment. She did not. know un- til she arrived that during her absence MT. Macdonald pur- chased a new home, the Fred erlck Jenkins home in the Lelte addition.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-09-23

Allen Heitman. son of MT. aud Mrs. Joe Hoffman, and Donny Nelson, son of MT. and Mrs Oscar Nelson, left on the Denali for Seattle as new mem- bers of the Merchant Marine Cadet Corps. In Seattle they will be assigned 70 a station for training.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-09-23
Al The Churches

Greek Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff
 A cordial invitation is extend ed to all members of the church to attend the services.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-09-23
COUPONS

Are you one of our fortunate customers who re- CelVe their extra monthly savings by our pur- chase of coupons Remember a coupon with each dollar purchase in our grocery and meat departments $175OO each month divided amongst our fortunate customers.
 Last month so far, we have ..
 Rude SUndberg Fredo Bent
 Corrine Pefrich Colleen Heoy
 ~~~~~~~~~>~>~~~~~~~ Have you checked your last months coupons against the list we have on display in the grocery department
Kodiak mirror., 1944-09-23
PRAISE CHAPEL

Rev. John Marshall Sunday School 1O40 Morning Service 11:4O Sunday Evening Service Zoo
 Classes for young people Mon. & Fri evenings at 700 :, Studying the life of Christ Classes for young children :, Monday afternoons at 3;45
Kodiak mirror., 1944-09-23

PUBLIC READING AND RECREATION ROOM Open: Daily 1 to g pm
 Popular magazines, games etc. In church social room Pubic invited to visit at any time. Free Public Circulating Library Books may be secured by asking at the parsonage next to church.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-09-23
COMMUNITY BAPTIST

" COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH
 Kodiak, Alaska Rev. Gregory s. Morony, Pastor
 Services for Sunday September A l0:15 Sunday School. Classes for
 all ages. il:15 Morning Worship ]. Sermon:
 Gust Enough-No More" 6:30 Christian Fellowship League Intermediate, High School ! and Young People'sgroup 2: 30 Evening Gospel Hour
 Hymn-sing
 Led by Edgar Burress Tuesday: 7:15 Boy Scouts Troop 625 Wednesday, 7:30 Vesper Hour. Prayer Fellowship. Bible Study. Book of Hosea. 8:35 Church Choir
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Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

6nrdgefiibrt triroe.
Der fteue RseItfrieg bat nun cine
gauge &eibe tpeiterfr monardiid re-
gierten Gambler II, ieirren 8annfreis
9e8ogen, Die reiiRn oieIer 9errider
irirb oardl Sic. @roberltng ibrer 2an-
Der ,isitehs Der Eeutiden in oag
Grill getriebe9r moroen, spte ole &onige
BON gelgien. Rormesen @rie6en-
Iauo iinb oie aonigin Don &oItano,
ann0 fir lie itebt tplir 6ie groBe 6roge
often, OF lie lie ,alif tbre Chrome ooer
Shronf)en 5uriidfebrert tDeroen.
Bie Die 2oge iih sesentpartN
5eigt ite9t Die Soifnlrta Der Mondr.
den auf redt iHmad)en Biiben. aTlers
oit9S ,baber lie ieiItpetie Ole llrter<
itiibltrs Ser 8erbiinoeten fir iih. bon
hetert 'beiouoerg England oarrtF a1ts
81 ieir ifyeint. iie ntft faller Sl TAI
f&. @esBotb es allh Ole Moitardte
4pieber in 8riefentatpS eit1fiibret
mofte. otto in 8eIgien, un6 sic IN
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bern gu bpben Die Den hpeltpoIitiiGen
3ieIen GngIairbs offs Stiise oiener
f0nnen.
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Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

a6re6e itettet. RGtnIid, ooB ole Sui
len lett Ser Bertrei6ung Der 3aren
bfef tDeiter in ieber 8e5ie6ung 9efom=
men fins ltno i~tngebelter bel nebr IN
6teiem Nriege geleiitet ba6en, uIs tie
ientdls inter oen @ontnnotps I'M
grteSen spie I'M Griege ihrltott0e geipes
iet 4pdren, 8ieies ,yb0ie geiipiel"
gi5t natiirlfd SER nrSeren golfern gu
6entett. Sic sperOen it'd iogeu, SAB
ein SbiteUt, oas eauus leiite, uro BE-
ioH6ers etapos Iefite tDenn cine Scotia
ge artft1ltft, einem att0eren nor3rl=
5te5ett lei, 6ds I'M gGlgen6tide ser Sc.
fahr oeriaae.
Die I'M GIRL Iebenoen Monarf)en
ertaien nlfe augenbtife 5er3bepegen=
De alifrufe ,an mein 8olf", feit an
Der Mondrfie gu boIten un0 Sen les-
ten gIutStropfen fir lie 3u peripri.
Ben. @aS Iidp o6er angeltfts Der
Sotia6e, Dob oieie Wonorchen in an
oeren 2dr0ern re6t bequem unterge-
braft itn0, iebr an lleber5elgiillgs-
fraft perIiert. Gober lregt Sic an-
na6me iebr nabe. Dob Der 5ipeite
@elttrie5 nod be0euteno meiter nit
Den &erriderbGulern a~ufrdumen
miro als es idun oos erlte geton 6ot.
Seooh brattdt mon lesten gtoes oar-
Hber feline 9rduen ST. ber9ieBen.
Genn a6geleste ooer gefIohene $40;
harden Iin0, iolnrge eS cine @eftge=
gt6t, nobl nieutaIs uer9uri-
cert. 9b6 ttn0 gu bat mai elmer orbei=
miiiien, aber atftgafommen lit er
oabet nidt. llno lpaln er queiter nifts
8t tim Gat, fam er ia 3lpeds 9liid-
tebr duf leilen S6ron intri5Trreu.
BIAS ia pudl Elm 3ejtpertrei6 lit.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
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@ei Scr anerifonfiden 8. arnee
Mtnetrfantida 6rontioloaten, sic
@6olf &itIerS g @affen erponiert
Iino, modten milien, sporn mir iel6er
etnmoI tournit ~hegituer tperoetl, eiais
dc fliegenoe 8omben OUT oie 9eut-
iden 5ltriid 5ltlhleu0ern. @enn mir
before fIiegenoe 9omben bonen ais
6ie NaSis, lporum lesen mir tie ounu
rtifyt etn2~ 1poIlte elmer miiiert ser
in Der Danf 3eitung Stars ano
stripes" galeien bottle, ooB ser ome-
rifantide n9ooGle" cine beIiere NnI
re lei aIs Die ioe1tihe 8-8om6e.
Ser anerifaniide 6rontioloot
tpaiB, Dab ole 6eutidaan @ebeimpafz
fen feline Shel3eltge iiro uno nidt
einfa9 nit einem adien5rden abge.
ton per0en fomen.
Scr @ilnpan6, oab 6ieie 8offe
.apoblfos III, maht feinen Ginorud oiIf
einen Manft, Ger in ieinern Sd)iiset-
lodi aliefn anggeiest lit - bon Ma-
idpinenseape6rgeihoiien 6is gu elmer
IA Soniren gfofete.
SSr ben lesten @ohen iin6 umerie
fattilde ltlo britiide Snnppen Bintpr
Der Sront pon 81, 81 atno ser
ileueiten g-@affe ongegriffen anor.
ben, Die nit @ei6oifen Don i9Aperer
artillerie pergIi9en lpor6en lit. Gen
ganfs, Ole lie itber ibren &opfen Ing
@tappengebiet hrobnen h5ren, mare
Is auf alle 6olIe piel fieber. miir6ett
lie lie IN Der entgesergeiesten Rid
fislg ar6bnen horen.
gS lit beilte tein @ebeimnis mebr,
0lb 0ie Mobofer : Sffenftbe gegeil
2ottoom bas Seben Ser Sbemie-M etro-
pole mebr erififtterte ais Ger Suit.
Slit" i. S. 1910. Gieie GffeniiDe
idtlug ftlr aus oieiem @runoe feH,
neil Die Ra3is nidt oie notigen Quft-
ftreittraHe gum Stub ibrer ROboter.
Stieprntte 5otten ano Sfeie idlieB-
I'D, i%iberronnt tplrSen.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29

ieiner 2l,ftoperationer. @m ameri-
fanii1er Sager ging oerlOren.
@ulbingtok @inem friegsamt-
Iid)en geridt %6ufoIge bombaroiertell
amerifauiid)e Supetfeltungen cine
iapaniide 6Iiig5eieiabrif hi Mufoen
in ser Maroihuret - oas brittle
Slug5eugtperf oes 5einNes, ons Don
0en @roBbombern III oieier ISOLDE
nit Sprengitoff 6eoaft puroe. Sn
Der gaitrigen alftion botten Die 8=29er
.m6Bi9eft big iturfen" 2uftnioerItatto
gu beiteben, mo 8pei ser ltllgeF1br
go Superfeitnngen, Die an Der Miiiion
beteiltet maren, gingen oerloren. 33
Sogolnaldinen oes 6einoeS mlroen
1etroffen. mo MannihuftsmitgIie-
Der beridteten Tel ibrer &iidfebr nod
loren d)iiieiiiden observation-disclosures
ten. CAB Is oouon beitinmt uIl0 lie.
ben tpabrideinliG ubgeidoiien unO
ipeitere II beih6oigt pltroen. Das
'6luffeaer 0es 5ainoes mar ,,fdrglid@
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
.inScre 5IMapIaS
tUirN ickt bcnmbt

Ben. Megrtburs 9auptmtartier.
Bbilippinen Imerifanilfe Slug
5elige operieren nun POM 6lugplas
anf WSilt0oro aus, nit Dem lie elmer,
neilen Stiispul1ft fir Aftionen 9egen
Snpaas Shiffabrt uno Madifub.
finien i'm 8efreiunasfompf Inn 81,
Hbilippllelt erlungt baben. @1breno
nod tpie Dor fem 8poen.Biberiton6
duf Der SRiel gu oer5eihnen mar, Die
leste 8odYe bon gartee Snpaiions,
trufpen fat fampflos aeitiirmt muir.
BE- oeri6arfte Ser Geino Dos Tempo
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
iinb BET ben g6Itera
GlrOpas b66ft uubeItebt geporben

y etllrdslls 9biidt, ole griefaid
gpnaltie gu retten atnO Den n. Der
Stltlloe DER Rot aits ieinem 2anoe
etltTlobenen 8rrederrtonig apf ben
nadltgetl Enron 5urtfaubrin8eh III
ore urla9e pes accommodation 8iir-
gertrieaeS IN ienen aulgliidliHen
Salao, n gpeld]eirt bereits talierpOe
bon @rled)er, ore etne 8epNblif. por-
Slepetl Don etpsIridlen @eiaoiien get6-
tet fp1roen.
~ E.lle Spstg1tles !, gW NH oen
Depsluru'Isa ofr.alrsh Gel la'oN 9an5
gsvotEg aal9eraaMt. oenl ,fleleh one
a egasn ger o~o9efl5otlern, ger
paOsonraer iti9o ger Hoa'ailons, I'M
seal pee 4alprlaalld,liea 8l 'srapGeileh'
sai.1 Aplet. lt'o menu i'tu)t atie aals
S g. ltitseN 70 tptro per Spele
sns'llllsB agistsA elM,lnlerlhgspros
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
Die GneI1nSer
fritiiiercfi 4. =.

9onSon - Die @odlenidrift S&be
Nelp Stutesnrnn aito Station BE-
ifltloigte oie 8ereinigten 5tdater in
eigem 9eitartifel elmer ltilfpoperoti-
ben Saltuir9 be5iglih iolfer Eir aie
gan5e @eIt midtisen afigeIesenbei-
ten, mie !. 9. oie Seq jioiIen 9aiftue-
lens. uGie Mrt, in melder ole Der
einisten Staaten iih cine GinfIuB@
ipare in Der garl5en @eIt 5i ihdffen
iudjt, lit mn0eren Nntionett 9eslnu 10
alarmierelro nlS et1potge 4nsbebhur-
gen con 2aftbeSgren5en. S11oert lie
init BroBsn @orfen ie5lihein Sarpe~
rialisinltS Deroumnen Iino ole Ser.
Staatet nroererieits beinii5t, Fit 5ih
elm mirtidnftlides @eltrein dlifsu-
6auen,@ bieB es-in Dem artifeI.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29


Sailors Union Of TIE 8aetfic innes
fat. Sn ReD gorf Mt ser in 3rIar6
I'M Sabre 1905 ge6orene @ifyaeI 5.
&QfM felt 1885 Braitoeit ser Grams
port @crfers ltnion III HrrSfft1. er
fam 1925 rad ser @srefR ter Sfaos
ten ltto 1r6eftete NIT 8iGe uu0
ShGrfet i'll elmer strbeiteridpor, Sic
9as Sttoepen6eat SnbrraD Sgitem in
Re1p Dorf fertigitetlte. ST bratte Die
Srg1ftiatior ser Sransportnrbeiter
5ttitpttoe ltfiD es geFaitg tHfn etne itats
fe @eperfih1It ttnter Gen ptelen
EGlrienoett Ser strbsiter gu gritnben,
Ste iii sen Underground. Sod ltfo
Strdbenbnbnen I'M. III sen ltitobus
Fnieu in ReD gorf beid6ftigt itnb.
CT bat aud erfolgreid AM atbihln5
BON MISREPRESENTATION nit Den Ser
fe5tsgc dId,aiten gerirft. r5re sit
,Strsifs 3iifLuft SIT rebttett.
Ger Bt1itotnt BEG gon9reB OF Sn-
0AittiaI organizations, BbiIip Mnr.
ran, lit e~bcifaIIs ousI1noiiher a6s
itamrrlt19. Ct iob ods. 2idt 0fS
Cages III Sf}ottLpnb I'M So9re 1885
ltno fam nod Sen Beretntgtsn StGn-
ten I'M Sabre 1902. or sar6eitete in
ben @ratSen IN BeNniploantu ltrpO
ta5n leBr 51l6 cine e~ttFElBrefdIe
SteFting Bel 6pn limited Mitte M6rs
ters OF Imeried etrt 6eren Bi5eprdit
bent er 1920 g%srpotoen lit. Seit 1870
lit er Braitoeft ser 6. 8. 9.
DIR. Mtirrab 1uBerte i'd Dor Sur.
gem iiber bte 3iele Der gtt6eiteri9nft
fUIgenSetntaBeff; a@ft epoffen cine
fr1fttge lttro nr~beitsfG6ige 9ertotrn.
tie. @tr molten srbeit fit iebsft ar
6~eitsfd95sn MeenIfen, Der 5tt dt6ef.
ten gefrftIt lit. SIR tpoIlen 8oEI6es
trieb III Sen 6abrifen, Mibfens @rft.
Ben tn1 @eifdften 0eg 2otrbeg
Seoer Eeif bot 6ng }eirfge betNntru.
gsns mir ttiiffeH 3WidrurerGtbet BON
Seiten Der MrEeftet, Der Sn6niHie
afftO ser Re8ietufi5 Hd6eT aft Die
GrufafttcA rad eftRM ttmfdfisHoet
~tattonaIen Elan tsitS 6sn. Snynge1ort.
gen ftt6tittSelEen 9etEpFdHen an
prgonifteren. 9ie 9Erbefter, Die
8etrie6sleitungen isnS Ole &egre.
rlng bat erfoIsreidj 5uimtnrenge=
nm Die Naffen fir SEN Sieg 8a
iGmte6rn. @ir tonnen AUDI guiam-
~ittenbuIten, I'm oatieraDen 8obtitnn0
81 6egritnoPn." or berit6rte aud Die
6roge Ser Srgoniiatton oeg 6. s. g..
Notion GQmmittee 4n0 fig
5inSu: gBir babert ieBt urierett
Inn oie Eentofrot!e BON 0eft
8erfitatteI III Gen 8oBtiteI[eil er-
speitett.
Or. @atfraD bdrte BinSufiedt
fonfteit baB Sic onf poIitfife Srgonis
Enoietenben Benliibungen Der
Ar6eiferfhuft 5lpor lefbit ~innerbaI6
Der Reiynl Der 9rbeiter eale Streits
frqge sbtloen, I6er t.oE0ellt itld1t pfate
geiipiel I'll Ser ltnaeitrNiIdyait @}ee
itr6. @d4reltS Der 3tpan5iger
6es oorigen SqbrAut6ertg
ndintih ole Seem gorf @orf=
inafien's &artp organtiert. si 0pretr
luidlttEiteir Brpapunmplnften uttents
~offcnfttfer ShuIlnterridlt
afb6rte.
Ssft iener Belt bis olrf Sen bettt-
gen En9 mar Die amerifoniife ar6ei-
terifnft trot ibrer Srrtiimer unb
Seller NIT 5em Jortidritt Ser Meit-
idaarehte mo Ser BerbeIierlutg ser
Sc Acknowledgements IN sen 8ereinjqe
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war veteran who came into possess
sion of it before the Civil War. Mr..
Raymond, who is in his 70s and is a
hat-checker at the Mayflower Hotel,
has turned down cash offer of as
much as $3.50 for the flag.
John J. Deviny, deputy public
printer, will be the principal speaker
and music will be furnished by the
Coast Guard Band.
Meanwhile, 1t was announced that
the radio quiz Truth or Conse-
quences" will be featured in the pro-
gram tomorrow night on the exhibit
grounds.
The Pitchmen, formerly with
Sons Of Fun starred In last night s
show at the exhibit of captured
enemy air combat equipment. Guest
speakers included Rear Admiral
Emory s. Land, chairman OF the
Maritime Commission, and William
H. Davis, chairman of the War
Labor Board. Music was furnished
by the Army Air Forces Band.
Three more Government agencies
reported over the top in their War
Bond quotas. They include Federal
Housing Agency with 1908 per cent
of its $l05,9l8 quota; Export Import
Bank Of Washington with 1914 per
cent Of its $7,745 goal, and the Ma
tional Capital Parks and Planning
Commission with liz per cent Of its
$2,0l9 quota.
Evening star., 1944-07-06

You'll forget how you spent II;
but you'll know you don't have 1t
. Buy War Bonds. Hold them,
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Man Held on Bond
In Ny|on Hose Fraud

David Fixman. alias David Strauss,
who allegedly obtained $97 so from
one Edison Olds on the pretense OF
representing a firm which could sup
ply nylon hosiery, pleaded not guilty
today when arraigned before United
States Commissioner Needham c.
Turnage on false pretenses charge
and was ordered held under $1,000
bond. Hearing on the case was set
for next Tuesday.
Fixman was arrested in Milwau-
kee on vagrancy charge on a wom-
ans complaint that she paid him 50
for nylons which he never delivered.
Prior to that the Treasury Depart
ment issued q statement accusing
him Of having obtained c. o. D. or
ders for $843,000 worth of nylons
from large Midwestern retailers and
using them to talk small store own
ers giving him cash-in-advance or
ders.
Fixman's alleged operations took
place in Chicago. Kansas City and
st. Louis. according to police Treas
ury agents got on his trail when
Evening star., 1944-07-06
2 Sergeonts Cling to Chimney
$50 Feet Hiqh, Escape Enemy

heard cautious steps along the rail-
road track, and two forms emerged
from the darkness. 9ergt. Watt was
one Of them. The other one threw
10 grenade.
There were sounds Of excitement.
The men In the chimney, not know
ing the cause Of the shots and ex-
pecting to be captured, worked on
The watchers remained frozen in
their tracks two hours in the cold.
They heard 4 wounded German
moaning and calling his comrades.
They feared ambush II they aided
him. but they risked their lives to
drag him out the 1irst thing in the
morning. The German said he had
commanded IN explosive platoon to
demolish the chimney and prevent
its use for observation.
Later the chimney was 30 smashed
by enemy artillery As to render it
useless as an operating post and the
story was revealed.
Sergt. Wilson was caught during
one Smelling and his face was COW
cred with SCOT which could not be
washed OF. Sergt Merz, a former
swimming instructor, was the first to
swim the Wire under enemy fire.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Wirephoto from Canadian Navy.

guarantee accuracy" American air
sources here declined comment on
the German report.
Despite the robot bombs, Berlin
said, "the Allied military supply
center in South England has become
more and more q dangerous front.
-" German military circles expect
no miracles"
The German radio declared
bombardment of England by vi
the name the Germans have given
to their robot bombs-had tied
down "one whole army" on land, at
sea and in the air in efforts to
combat it.
Balloon Barrages Cited.
when on June Is the first flying
bombs hit England, Churchill sent
only his journalists and his minister
Of interior against VI" said q
broadcast.
Now that II days and nights have
passed, the British Premier has
found himself compelled to send
numerous antiaircraft divisions to
the vi front, and to employ Is
many balloon barages as possible
against vi. The number of British
fighter squadrons tied down by un-
interrupted vi attacks is growing
week by week. A considerable part
OF the bomber arm. moreover, has to
be thrown into the battle against
vi. thus being unable to take part
In other operations.