HOME ARTS
CLUB MEETS
OP A DIRECTOR
Friday evening the Home Arts
Club met at the home of the
president, Mrs. Thomas Morcom,
for the special purpose of meet
ing with Mrs. Mildred Hermann.
Mrs. Herman, a past president
of the Alaska Federation of
Women’s Clubs, was the delegate
this spring to the triennial meet
ing of the General Federation of
Women’s Clubs, which met in St.
Louis. She gave a very interest
ing account of the trip and the
activities and plans for the com
ing three years.
Among the things which were
of interest to this group, were
the post-war plans and juvenile
delinquency programs suggested
Mrs. Herman displayed the
beautiful pin which was awarded
to her by all the Women’s Clubs
in Alaska for her fine years of
service.
AMERICANS ARE
FREED OF NAZIS
THIRD ARMY HEADQUAR
TERS IN FRANCE, Sept. 18.
<AP>—500 Americans, mostly
women, were freed from the Ger
man internment camp at Vittel,
wh ch is IS miles southeast of
Neufchateau.
Some men in the group were
of other Rationalities, including
British.
ARCTIC CLUB MEMBERS
ATTENTION!
Badminton will be resumed
at the School Gym Tuesday
ereninj at 3:30 o'clock foT
members and foficers of the
Post.
AGNES GALVIN, Sec.
Indi3 has one-fifth of the
worlds’ population
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ARMIES MAKE
LITTLE GAINS
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ROME, Sept. 18.—<AP>—Pow
erful assaults by both the Fifth
and Eighth armies against heav
ily fortified German lines in
northern Italy, made scant prog
ress yesterday, and fierce fight
ing continued to rage along the
broad front.
On the Adriatic coast Canadian
and Greek troops fought their
way forward a few hundred
yards and l’eached the northwest
I ern corner of the Rimini airfield.
I which is scarcely more than two
■ miles from the southern limits of
Rimini itself.
On their left a bloody battle
was being waged for the village of
San Marino on Monte LaBate.
German parachutists strongly
supported by Tiger tanks, contest
ed every British attempt to gain
; ground.
1 The Eighth Ai-my bridgehead
over the Marano river, widened
1 from to eight miles.
Allied headquarters gave warm
praise to the Brazilian Expedi
tionary Forces, which have gone
into action with the Fifth army.
DESTROYER
LOST AT SEA
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—
| (AP>—A 50-ton destroyer, the
I Warrington, and two small Coast
1 Guard patrol boats, went to th,e
bottom of the sea last week in the
hurricane, the navy reported to
day.
Casualties of the sinking of the
destroyer were heavy as the War
! rington carried a normal crew of
| 230 officers and men.
The 125-foot Coast Guard erf at
I Jackson and Bedloe, each carried
a complement of 35 men.
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COMPANY
STANDINGS
(Including gamei of Sept. 1”
American Leagu-j
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Detroit 78 62
St. Louis .78 63 .7 7:
New York . 76 6^ 5
Boston . 76 68 ,T2
Philadelphia .67 ~j AA'l
Cleveland .66 75 ’
Chicago *. 64 7" .43-4
I Washington . 60 81 .428
National League
W L Pet.
St. Lou's . 96 45 .631
Pittsburgh .... ... 82 53 £ *’
Cincinnati .76 60 .368
Chicago .66 73 .4" 5
New York 63 77 .450
Brooklyn .58 82 ,4Ji
Philadelphia 57 81 ,4'3
Boston .57 82 .410
Pacific Coast League
W L Pet.
Los Angeles ... 99 70 .576
Portland .87 82 /? 15
Oakland 86 £3 .5A9
San Francisco 86 63
Seattle .84 C3 A'<
Hollywood .V..83 ■ 86 * A'"'
Sacramento 86 93 .4t’0
San Diego .85 94 .444
A CORRECTION!
The meteorite which was dis
played in the window of the Alas
ka Airlines recently, was not
from Annette Creek, but from
Aggie Creek, a tributary of the
Fish river, 15 miles east of Coun
cil. It was recovered during the
1942 dr.edging season o,f the In
land. Dredging Co., and donated
to the University, of Alaska by F
K. Dent of that company. We ere
; grateful to Eskil Anderson, of the (
\ Department of Mines for’this cor- !
rection.
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NOTICE!
Please call The Nugget office ‘
if you fail to rceeive your pa
per regularly. This is the only
way we can find out when you
have been overlooked by the
delivery boy. The number is
Main 125.
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Experience unnecessary.
LONELY7WRITE BOX 26, VAN
COUVER, WASH.
BUSINESS TRlF"— Plan going~
Chicago, New York, Washing
ton D C., and points between.
Can represent additional Alas
ka merchants, lawyers and
others on share-expense basis.
Thoroughly familiar with mer
cantile, financial, legal and
epuipment businesses. Large
personal acquaintances in De
partments and bureaus in
Washington D. C., and in the
States. Alaska references
Want to go in October and re
turn to Alaska in November.
Dan Hightower, Fairbanks,
(Last Date Sept., 27th. Pub
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