davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-19
YOU'RE RESPONSIBLE IF

Regardless of who the rightful
owner of a dog may be, the law
in most states provides that who
ever harbors or gives shelter and
food to the animal is responsible
for any damage the dog may do.
For example: You give 4 home.
less dog shelter and then afte1
reasonable length of time he
destroys someone's property nd
ne sues you. The courts will say
that you must pay for the damage
even if the animals regular own.
er comes forth to claim him. It's
strange, but that's the law IN
many states.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-19
@-Help Wanted-FemaIe

WANTED - LOCAL WHITE GIRL, $40
90 per week and meals. No Sundays
H. & w. Cafeteria.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-18

lu6ten, Damn b1elle16t 51eDe er NIT oe111
gon5en Souie ouf ieinen ittlen 1ano'
li6en 8obnitt.
uSegit ou tpirfli6 Sen 8lan, Rom
5u berloiien, Plal&tius fragt 8int
cius ploblib beunrubigt.
~2Gnglt i6on lit oies mein 8unib>
onttportete 9lu1us, uoenn BORT 1T es
rubiger un6 gefabrloier."
l1no aufs neue pries er feline 8aum
gGrten, feline Seroen, 6os i'm Grim ber'
| ltedte Saus, oie Soben NIT Sbpntiar
uno Sfeffertrout bema6ien> 5tpii6er
henen 8ieuenl6tpGrme 1rmmten.
8iniciuS odtete ni6t auf 0ieie bu
folinilde 8eile, er oodte an nidtS
ols ooB ibm 2igia entriilen tperoer
tonne uno bltdte pie bilfelu6eno auI
YetroniuS.
0ieler aber> ser neben Pomponic
| 1oB, Iobte fib om 9lnbIid Ser unter
gebenoen Sonne, an oen1 @arten, ar
ben an Oem @eiber 1tebenoen il1genO
ltDen @e1 1tolten. Wit Sen ounflen WDr
tengebiil6en alS 9intergrun0 gl1n5ter
oie tpeiBen @eman0er in 0em Mbeno
l6ilnmer pie be1leS @olo. Ser abeno
li6e @ilnmel gliibte IN prrporroten
bioletten Jorben, ia, er idiuerte idlieB
l;6 g1ei6 Opal. 0ie i6mar5erL l6ot
tcn1aften llmri1ie ser Gpprenen trote1
rod 16drfer berbor olS bein Cages
li6te> 1no itber Ben Menl l6er, Sen Sc
itrGltden, iiber Sem gon5en @orten pa1
eine frieoli6e eno1timmltng ousge
golien.
BetroniuS empfon0 Sen bier berr
lben0en Srieoen lofort, uno priifen(
betra6tete er oie 3iigen 8omponios
oeS alten 9lulu5, oeS &noben uni
2igios, Elm 9lusorud> Sen er ouf Ser
@eIt6tern oerer nielnol5 lpobrgenom
men bate, Die i'm tagtGg1ib o0er biel
ntebr ieoe gea6t umgaben. @e16 frieo
li6es, beitereS 2eben i6ienen 0ieIf
Wen16en bier 5u fiibren. l1n0 nit Ell
ner getpi1en Serpun0erung ge1tan0 e1
|1if, oaB eS tpobl cine 2ebenSfiibrune
geben miiiie, oeren S6onbeit, oerer
9(nmut er ME fennen eelernt botte, er
pel6er oo6 1tets i'm 2eben no6 S6on
beit, na6 Nnnl1t 1trebte. 0ielem Sc
oanten 8orte perleibeno> tponote er itd
| gu Bomponia unb iogte: uSd er&pagt
I'M @ei1te, tpie berl6ieoen oo6 @uerf
g8elt bon ser it, iiber sic Ner1
berri6t."
Bomponia ober ri6tete ibren Slid
5u Dem Mbenobin1nel ernpor 1no ent
Gegnete i6li6t: suNi6t Nero berri61
iiber oie 8elt, ionoern @ott."
Gin fltr3es S6tpeigen trat Elm. gu'
oem 5u Dem Erifltnium fiibrenoer
8ege tpuroen bte 56ritte 6es oIter
@eerfiibrers, oes 8intctl1s, 2igias unt
res fleinen @ullts borbar, ober eff
oiele nabe traten, fragte Betronius
~Du glaub1t oemna6 an Die @otter,
Yomponia?"
SD CLAUDE an @ott> ser etn3ig, &C.
re6t nno oIlrnd6tig' it," onttportete
6as @eib oes Mulus Ylautius.
9rittes &apitel.
Isle glaubte an @ott> Der etn3ig,
oumd6ttg uno gere6t it," tpie6erbolte
Betronius, als er it6 tpieoer allein nit
Ginicius in Der Sdnfte befan6. nBenn
aber tbr @ott almddttg it, 6ann
berri6t er iiber 2eben nn6 Sterben,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-18

Die dlaba1tertpetBe Gttrn, ote Sltlle Der
Saare, oeren @elod tpie 8ernftein ODER
forintbii6es @r3 i6imn1erte - ben
i6lonfen &aIs, Die ~gottlidb" berabfal-
Ienoen ~56ultern, uno Die gan5e ge'
i6meioiee, i6lonfe @eitolt in Der er'
iten SSugenobliite. Sn linn ertpa6te bes
aiinitler uno Der gerebrer Der S6on-
beit, er iagte ii6, ~SriibIing" let bic
oIleinie tpiir6ige 8e5ei6nung elmer
8ilbidu1e bieies @do6ens. B1otli6
geoa6te er fetner @brDiotemis uno er
bra6 in Elm bitteres 2o6en aus. 8int-
cius bat re6t, oo6te er, uno meine
Gbr1lotemis lit alt 10 alt pie
Sroial
Damn tpanote er it6 tpteoer 5u Som=
ponia @rGctna un0 iagte gegen oen
@orten bin5eigeno: ~SsSSebt begreife i6,
9omino, baB ibr NIT oielen beioen
Suer Saus oem GirfuS nno ben &C.
logen ouf oem 8alotinus bor3iebt."
$50 lit es oudL" onttportete Som-
ponia, ibren 81td ouf ben fleinen slu-
Ius uno 2igio ridteno.
SSn5tpil6en botten oie iungen 2eate
ibr Spiel beenoet uno tpanOelten NIT
einanber auf 6em ionobeltreuten 8eg
bes @ortens al1f uno ab> 6obei ite itd
1pie bret tpeiBe 8tloiGulen bon 0etn
ounflen Sintergruno Ser MDrten 11no
Gpprenen obboben. 2tgia fiibrte oen
fleinen gulns an oer Suno. 9llS iie
it6 eine 3eit lang ergangen batten,
ietten iie fid ouf cine 8onf in Der
geGbe Der Piscina in ser Witte 0es
@artens. Nber Der fleine 9lul1tS ber=
lieB fie balb, Inn oie Sii6e auf5ui6eu-
9en, oie in Dem flaren 8aiier 1tmber>
ibtpammen, uno 8tnicius fl1br in Der
Geoe fort, oie er tpdbreno 0es Spa5ter=
gonges begonnen batte.
~SSSo," iogte er nit ieiner tiefen, iebt
ettpas bebenoen Stimne, utaum batte
id) Die ~toga praeterta" abgetporfen,
als i6 ben oitoti16en 2egionen 5uge>
teilt tpuroe. Sd fonnte tpeOer Oie
Staot, nod oos 2eber, nod bite Siebe.
&on Anofreon un6 @ora5 tpeiB i6 emit
ges austpenoig, ober nimmer berm06te
t6 mieBetrontus, MIDI in gerien aus
auoriiden, tpenn Die 8etpunoerung
meine Gimme lGbnt, uno i6 oie eigenen
8orte ni6t finoen fonn. slls &nabe
beiu6te i6 Die S6ule oes Muionius,
1pel6es uns oft iagte, oas @litd berube
corauf, 5u tpouen, tpas 6ie @ottter
tpollen - 11no baber bdnge es nur- bon
1nlerem g8illen ab, glitdli6 81 fein.
S6 CLAUDE aber, oaB es nod Elm an6e>
res groBes uno unenoli6es @liid gtbt,
tpel6es ni6t bon unierem @illen ab=
,bdngt, neil MIR Die 2iebe es 1t1s ge=
tpdbren fann. Selbit Die @otter iu6en
bieies @liid, lrno au6 i6, Of 2igia,
Der ib Die 2iebe erft iebt fennen ees
lernt babe, feline mild na6 6em Slid,
COS iie ollein 51 geben bermag :"
: gr idpiee rno einige 3eit binolrd
trar 1ibts 5u boren als 6as Ieiie Bldt.
f6ern bes 8aiiers, it1 oas Der fleine
9l1llts Steine tparf I'M Die Sii6e auf>
5ni6eu6en. Na6 elmer 8etle beean
Binicius tpieber 5u iprebett 1tno feline
Stintme flang oiesnol nod ee6dntpfter
nno iDeiber: uDu bait bob bon Situs,
hes geipaitan 5obn gebort2 Son ibn
fagt man, er babe iid, faun1 ben ana-
benaIter enttpadien, 10 Ieioenfdaftlid
III 8erenice berliebt, baB bic Sebnfudt
ihn faft Deraebrte. Sb 2iaia, auh id)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-18

gr1fte 4uf gturnDer9 ltno tulIurDtlIorl'
i6e @ebGuoe, bic i6on teiltpeiie 5er'
It0rt tpuroen, nun bollitGnoig berni6'
tet, oarunter geiirnbergS @abr5et6en:
cos S6loB, 6eiien GlteIter Eetl I'M II.
ssabrbunoert erbaut tuuroe 0aS @1te
Gatbaus NIT oem berr1i6en Sibungs"
1oaI lit nun mebr elm Sarfen BON &ut.
men. 0os @er1nonii6e Weuleum 1T
gum groBten Sell 5eritort. Sollltanoig
3er1tort 1puroe ourb Seuer oie Slegioius.
fir6e; einee6idert lit au6 Die 6rouen'
fir6e, tpGbreno oie SebalouSfir6e
ldtper beI6Goigt lit. 3oblreide 8otri-
5ierbGuIer, oarunter oas YeGlarbaus,
1tno berni6tet; sic Mautballe, Sic i6on
porber 16tper geIitten bot, lit nun b0l'
Zig 5er1tort, ebenio oie &ai1eritaIlung.
gerni6ten tpurOe au6 Ser ~0eutid]e
9of."
0ie orgenttnil6e gegier1ng bat &rieg
an oie 9l61eI6noer erflGrt, pur0e omit
1i0 ongefiinoigt Hrdiioent Goelmtro
Sorreu fiinoigte perlon1id) an: ~0ie
Gntl6eioung lit gefa1en, oaS 1T olleS,
moS ib 5u iogen bobe."
SSn @inblid auf 0ie fontnenbe San
SronciSco o=&onferen5 erinnefn futbolte
1he 8l1tter 0uran, 0ub ouf 8run0 0eS
SSolto=Iertroges 9 MeiIlionen polniider
&otbo1ifen inter Sic @errIdoft elmer
religionsfeinOliden, gotteSleugneris
l6e1l totolitGren Negierltng fommen
mitroen, sic ser 9feligionSfreib Ser
Ne0efreibeit 11n0 ser Yre1lefreibeit,
ebenIo tpie ieoer onoeren 6reibeit, Ote
fir cine 9emofrotie 6orofteriitii6 lit,
erbormrngslos feinolid gegeniiber-
1tebt>" obne oaB bel Ser &onferen5, auf
ser bieS bel6lo1ien purOe, 0aS polnts
16e Soft felb1t b6tte mitre0en fonnen.
l1eber $4,000 omerifonil6e So10a-
ten befinoen itd be1te in unlerm 2ano
11no an oIlen Sronten i'm @etpabrfanL
nno oie gegen lie erbobenen Nnflagen
geben bonn Woro biz 5ur Sabnenf1u6t.
0oS beoeutet, ooB unter ie $50 Soloa-
ten elmer I'M @efdngnis it, l1eber 1900
befinoen ii6 in 8unoes=@efGngnilien,
ueber $500 iino in Strofboroden 11n>
tergebro6t, oie ni6ts tpeiter alS slr.
mee=@efqngnille iin6, iiber 700 be-
frnoen ft6 in Hebobilitierrngs> s>InItol'
ten, 1no 400 1ino 5trofgefangene in-
l1eberiee. 0o5u fommen no6 ettua 2O,'
600 Mant1, 1pel6e bier uno in l1eber-
fee in 2ogern o0er @arniionen megen
geringerer Sergeben fe1tgenommen
tpuroen. 0ieie 3ablen tpur6en bon
Colonel Marion &uibton, Dem Setter
res Gtrofants ser Irnee, in einem
8ortrag Dor oe1n MrmD uno NabD Club
unterbreitet.
grf1drt. Ser Serr Suds per>
oient leinen Namen tpirfli6. -
98ieio?
@ieio2 - gr lit i6lau tpte Elm
Su6s, bot fu6srotes Saor uno fann
fr6steufelstpilo tperoen.
@te aus 9eebaoa, Wea., bert6tet
miro, boben oeutibe &riegsgefangene
I'M CAMP glaf $3265 fir oas gote
&reu5 geittftet.
TS1n
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-18

Ger 9a11r, tam 1ogar 1rgen0 e1n 9oft
cine gr0Bere 8onne empfinoen ooer
gliidieliger iein, als ein getpobnli6er
5terbli6er, tuenn oie Eeure, SeiB-
eriebnte an ietner 8ruit rubt, ooer
penn er oie 2ippen Der @eltebten fiiBt.
.Oie 2tebe nodt uns BEN @0ttern
Ielet6, of 2tgia!"
l1no lte laui6te NIT elmer eetpiiien
l1nrube, nit Beripun6erung, ettpa 10,
mie ite oem &oange elmer griediiden
|Sl0te ooer elmer 3itber gelouidt bGtte
'Sbr tpar, ols iinge 8tntcius cine felt
|lome 8eiie, oie ibrem DIRE i6mei6le,
tbr 8lut in 8allung bringe uno 511=
|glei6 ibr Ser5 nit obnma6tiger Sur6t
un6 unbegreifli6er Sreuoe erfiiute 6.
Sbr par auG, alS oh er ettpas atS-
ipra6e, mas iie i6on 5uoor empf1noen,
tpobon ite itd ober feline 9te6enl6aft
hotte eeben t0nnen. sic fiiblte, ooB er
ettpaS in ibr ertpedte, mas bisber ge=
i6lummert batte, 1n0 OaB in oieIem
Nugenblif elm unfloreS Troumgebiloe
cine INNER oeutli6ere rno on5iebens
oere 6orm onnobm.
Die Come botte in5pi16en ibren
2auf iib5er oen Giber genonnnen 1no
1tano i6on tief om Nbbange oeS SSSoni=
c1tluS. 9luf oie regltngSlolen Gpprellen
fiel Elm rotli6er 2i6tl6ein; oie gon5e
21ft 16ien 0abon erfiillt 2igia erbob
oie blauen tpie aus ei11etn Troulne er=
tua6ten 9lugen 3u GiniciuS, uno in
nent Nben0l6imner, 0a ct iid) nit Ser
inntgen 8itte in BEN 9lugen 5l1 ibr ber=
obneigte, erl6ten er ibr pl0bli6 1b0ner
ais aue anoern Wenl6en uno olS oIle
griedii6en 1tno ronil6en @otter, oerert
8i1oidulen iie an Sen @iebelfeloern ser
Sempel geieben bate CT ober 1tn1=
foBt Iei6t ibr @on0gelent un0 fro9te {:
~grr0tit gu nidt> 2igio> meSboIb id
Dir oies iage? :"
~Nein!" fliiiterte iie 10 leiie, oaB
SiniciuS eS faum bert 1tano.
0od er g1aubte ibr nidt, un6 lire
San0 immer ltGrfer nn16lieBen6> bdtte
er bieIlei6t,. bon leiner 2eioeni i6oft
iibermannt, oaS lieblibe OfG6ben an
iein beftig flopfen0es Ser5 ge5ogen 1no
nod feurigere 8orte an iie gert6tet>
menn ni6t auf oem bon WDrten un1=
iaumten SuBpfaoe ser alte 9ulus ft6t=
bar getporoen &pGre, pel6er ibnen 5l1-
rief, tpabreno er berontrat: uDie Cont
ne gebt 1tnter, biitet @u6 Dor Ser
Ibenolutpt. 2ibitino laBt nt6t nit it6
i6er5en."
Limb 6od," entgegnete Ginicius,
~empfan6 i6 6ie &iible nidt> obtpob1
i6 6ie Soga abgelegt babe"
~Nun iiebt faum no6 Die Sdlfe ser
S6eibe binter oem @itgel berbor," be-
merfte Der alte &riegsbelo.
~SS6 tpollte> mir batten bos ange-
nebme &1ima Si5iliens; bert beriam>
melt it6 6es 9lbenos oas 8oH ouf oen
Warftplaten, Inn nit GboreeiGngen
oen nieoeriteigenoen Hbobus 5u fet=
ern."
l1no obne 6eiien eineeoenf 5u fem,
oaB er gerooe ielbft Dor 2ibitina ge<
mart batte, fing er o11 bon Si5iIien
5u er5abler, tuo. feline Ianotpiri i6aftIt-
6en 8eiituneen Iagen, ote ibm iebr
ans Ser5 eetpabien tparen. Ser &C.
oanfe iei linn i6on bdufie gefomtnen,
erflarte er, gan3 nod Si5ilien iiber5u-
iieoeln unb BORT in bei6auIi6er &ube
fem 2ebe11 al enoen. @enra habe er
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-18
(Sortietung foIgt)

@ott erbobt ale Giite, -. - "
grnieorigt Stos ,,1r6 Sodgeuiite.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-18
9rittes &apitel.

Isle gloubte an @ott> Ser ein3ig
allmd6tig uno gere6t it," tpieoerbolte
Retroni1s, als er iid tpieoer allein nit
ginicius in Der Sanfte befano. u8enn
aber tbr @ott aumddttg tit, oann
berrl6t er iiber 2eben nn6 Sterben,
1'nb tpenn er eere6t iit oann ien6et er
aur aneenenenen 3eit BEN SOD. 8ess
balb tragt alio - ??2-----
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Give All Sentences to Press

TWO subwayites were dgestng the news.
Il Gee Marge," said one, IL where Gen. ZhuIOv
thinks that Hitler may have escaped To Spain
Yeah" muttered her friend II did trust that
Spanish bull thrOwer anyhow"
Believe me-" stated the first 'the way these GRIM
inals getting away with murder has wOrried-the
way they're being cOddled and all"
IT'S got me plenty worried. too" declared the other
straphanger with deep frown. II keep wondering
when they gonna hand out few sentences to the
criminals, instead of to the press"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Miss Maris, Fiance
Argue Home Site
HOLLYWOOD July I.

Mona MarIS and her fancc,
Louis Lohman. Texas oil man,
still are arguing about the ne
cesSity OF living away from
Hollywood SiN months Of the
year. but she'll probably give in
and marry him His divorce is
final any minute and he arrives
from Dallas m 10 days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
RosaIind Russell
Awaiting Word
HOLLYWOOD. Julv Z.

Word reached RoSalind Rus
sell on the set columbia $
some Call II Love') that
Maj. Fred BrisSon will arrive
any minute i'm Denmark, where
he has 200 relatives. He already
has learned that one uncle was
killed on the first day OF the
Nall invasion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

marines. enlists In the mer-
chant marine after Young
Widow" and a picture for Ed
ward Small. He admits that nc
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

is thinking about il This
town Is starting 10 get fan
tastic again" he says. I'D like
To get away for a while"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
From Marines
To Seafarinq

HOLLYWOOD. July 7.
Don't be surprised If Louis
Hayward. discharged from the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Major Explains One-Word
Reply to Surrender Demand

MAJ. GEN. ANTHONY McAULIFF'E (whose reply to
tf1 German ultimatum surrender at Bastogne made
military history admitted to his arrival at
LaGuarda Field that he did send the famous oneword
answer to Nas But the inside story Of what really
happened is said to be this:
"One word out of yOu," the Nazi commander threat
eued McAufe land weH blast you to bits! So, if YOU
are wise, you will surrender Immediately"
But the American shouted the unexpeced-"Roose-
vet,"
Frau Hess (wife of Rudolf). asked by a London
scribe why her husband flew to Brtan-gave the familiar
reply:
1T independent attempt to Europe
from bOShevsm which is the end of eVerything like
and love, the end of German culture in Europe"
The Nazi Culture" always spelled with capital
&C" Frau Hess, like Concentration Camp Capital Pun
ishment and Crematorium?
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Kaiser, Thomas Talk Autos

HENRY j. KAISER recently held confab with prexy
II r. J. Thomas of the Auto Workers GnonlThe lat
ter pleaded with the shpbuder to turn his hand to the
manufacture of low priced to the public
purse and taste Kaiser hestant feeling that OBJ
staces many, though he's been experimenting
with gasbuggies But Thomas persisted-pointing out
that workers would be avaiabehundreds having been
laid off at arplane plants
But how about the engineers asked Kaiser I'VE
need 6rstclass men. Where going to get them"
Don't worry" urged Thomas "DetrOit's full Of
them. You believe in 60,0O00O0 postwar jobs, and
do we. Wen get you the manpOwer. YOU just give
the horsepower and hOrse-senSe!"
That recalls similar story of the historic Tehran
conference
Hitler can't win," said Stain to FDR "if YOU fur
ni>h the hOrSepOwer-because have the manpOwer."
More Respect for Writings
OVER at the Zanuck Zoo the other luncheon-time Col
W Zanuck set forth of those incidents indicating
that not all of Hollywood is devoid of charm and good
taste Somerset Maugham in Hollywood to help super
wise Twentieths version of his best seller The Razors
Edge reviewed the script of Lamar Trotti who adapted
1t The studio and Trotti extremely deerental to
Mr.. MaughamS views. After Maugham- Trotti story
conference, Zanuck asked Vaughan:
How do y9u. think it is gOing?"
=" All right" said the soft-spoken Vaughan except
Mr. Trott has more respect for Somerset Maughams
writings than haVe!"
At the same luncheon Gene Fowler who is bril-
liant conversatonalst as he is writer. told by
Mr.. Zanuck that Mr.. Vaughan accepting
pensaton for the supervisonother than the $500
fee for the story.
by gad!" Fowler cowned "the mans traitor"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-09
cop Head AssaiIs FOR
 In Address
Dewey Pledges Republi. cans 10 Aid, But Con-
 demns Policies

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 - Gov. Thomas E. Dewey declared here last night that the rare meetings of the Big Three" are not enough and that the United States must be dealt in every day on the con- ferences re-shaping the world.
 The New York State Governor, in his first out-of-state appearance since he was defeated in the Presi- dential election of November, pledged Republican support to President Roosevelt and his aiGes in every step they take which advances the cause of a just and lasting peace"
 Dewey, however, voiced sharp criticism of what he called false liberalism in postwar domestic plans.
 In an address before the Republi- can Party's Lincoln Day Banquet here, Dewey asserted the decisions of the future world cannot be left to rare meetings between the heads of nations"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-09
YANk5CR0S5 pASlC RIVER
 AT MANILA
Wire EntirtIing Movement Underwdy-Coregidor
 Is Being Blasted
By c. YATES MCDANIEL

Associate Press War Correspondent
 MANILA, Feb. 9.-Riding am phibious vehicles. the Thirty Seven tn Division Tanks crossed the deep Pasig River Thursday near the Nal aganan Palace to root out Japanese who wrecked the river bridges and kindled fires in the closely congested Intramuros district
 The point of crossing into the last sector of Manila, in which Japanese suicide squads are extensively ac- tive, was nearly two miles east of the docks.
 This action suggested wide cir cling movement around the Intra- muros and dock sections toward the Eleventh Airborne Division trying to break into Manila from the south by way of suburban Pasay.
 As the Yanks moved to secure the prized dock area of Manila, bomb CTS kept blasting away at Corregidor which guards the hay entrance.
 In north and central Luzon, Mac Arthur's men have captured the towns of Munoz, Rizal and Lupac. pushing the Japanese into the fcot- hills.
 Gen. Douglas Macarthur reports enemy losses have been very heavy both in personnel and materiel in this stubbornly held sector.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-09
Conditions in France
 Appalling; No Work for
 Thousands Unemployed
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, Feb. g. Maury Maverick, chief of the Smaller War Plants Corporation, is back in the capital after a tour of England and the Western Front. Maverick has only one word for conditions in France: Appalling
 Mavericks objective was a study of production conditions, with a view to what effect present and future production over there might have on the smaller war plants in this country.
 In spite of the fact that retreat ing Nazis in France and Belgium have wrecked scores of plants Maverick found there were hun dreds that easily could be put back into production of vital war sup plies if raw materials could be supplied. The answer of course is lack of shipping.
 The result, Maverick says, IS the worst unemployment he has ever seen and idle manpower by the hundreds of thousands at the same time that manpower shortage is the No. production problem in the United States.
 For my money, Mavericks most startling statement was Tn spite of bitter cold, there wasn't one ton of coal in the whole af Paris" He estimated Paris unemployment alone at more than 600,000
 Harry Hopkins is the man who has charge of allocating shipping to relieve conditions in all Europe like those existing in France. He has been working directly with Richard Law of Great Britain on the problem and some shipping is being earmarked for relief sup plies and even raw materials. But it will be months at best before this can make any appreciable difference in France, Belgium, Holland or Italy
 Americans have been known for years as a most provincial people With distances as great as they are in the United States, there was never any great desire to go out side it's borders for new sights and sounds. Those days are gone. Not only will millions of men and women have seen foreign ser vice from New Zealand to India be- fore this war is over, but the move move already is under way to see ! that Gold Star mothers and fathers have an opportunity to visit the graves of their children when peace comes again
 ] Rep. Edwin Arthur Hall Bing- hampton, N. Y, Republican. vir- tually greeted the new Congress with bill authorizing appropria- tions for pilgrimages for Gold Star mothers, fathers. or next of kin. Following World War I, the Vet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-09
WALk0UT, 7 PLANTS,
 SEA I II :
Nine Hundred and Fifty WeIders, Cutters, Help
 CTS, Nof Working


 SEATTLE, Feb. 9.--Nine hundred and fifty members of the United Brotherhood of Welders, Cutters and helpers refused to report to work in plants of the Todd Pacific Ship yard and the Todd Drydock Con- pany on Harbor Island this morning in response to a call by Henry Doty President of the Independent Un- ion.
 At the union office, J. E. Barr organizer, said 700 men are out al the shipyards, only about 20 remain ing on the job and the entire 25C members of the union are out at the dryGock plant
 There are no picket lines up at either plant.
 Most of the welders are off the job, spokesman for the company said
 The walkout arose over jurisdic- tional dispute between the Brother hood and AFL s3oilermakers Union who hold bargaining contract. The Walkout, Doty said, came after the discharge of four Brotherhood weld CTS for what he called union activ- ities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-09
0kLAH0MAN QUESTIONS
 CAN0L. OIL
War Department Asked 10 Lay Out Figures on
 Total Cost

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-Charac- terizing the Governments Canol Oil pipeline project in Alaska and Canada as "a failure from the start" Senator C. H. Moore of Oklahoma, Republican, called on the War Department for detailed information as to it's cost of opera ton.
 Said Moore: The Canol project is one of the most fantastic and assinine undertakings the Govern ment has ever engaged in. It is not based upon any judgement whatever"
 The Senator, an oil operator himself, told a reporter that in a letter to Gen. Somervell, he had asserted that several Congressional committees are interested in the development and success of the Canol Project.
 Moore asked the War Depart ment, which constructed Canol, to furnish him a month-to- month statement on crude oil runs from the Norman Wells field to the Whitehorse refinery for 1944. The Senator also asks the statement show the quality and grades of gas produced by the refinery, how many wells have been completed in the Norman Wells field, the acre. age and spacing of the wells, Whe- ther or not there is any water intrusion and to what extent, and also total cost of the field develop ment, pipeline and refinery con- struction.
 The War Department said this information is being prepared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-09
AROUND THE CLOCK RAID
 ON GERMANY
Heavy Bombers Hit Syn. theiiC Plants and Other
 Industrial Targets

LONDON, Feb. 9.-ApproximatelJ 1900 American heavy bombers es- corted by more than $50 fighters today attacked the German oil supplies and railways adding weight to what may be a record 24-houi assault.
 The main force attacked the syn thetic oil plant at Lutzkendorf, 8 few miles northeast of Leipiz.
 Other Flying Forts and Libera- tors hit armament and motor trans port factories at Weimar, Centra Germany, switching yards at Mag deburg and several other undisclos' ed communicating targets.