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which I was in before the war but can't say anything until I talk to my husband, Leslie.
 PVT CHARLES GULF, Section C; home, Buffalo, N. Y.; The ink
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Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology when I am once again civilian.
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CPL. FRANCIS A. BORIS. Sec ton G; home, Milton, Mass: The
Bradley beam., 1944-09-30

to the latter. When 1 am mustered out, I desire to further my educa- ton with a BBA as my ultimate goal.
Bradley beam., 1944-09-30

The stork has a rich sense ot humor-always kidding.
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PVT. MARGARET MORRIS, Section A; home, Boston, Mass:
 I'm married to
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advantage of the loans offered by the Bill to build home for my wife and me.
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PVT. THOMAS HICKMAN, Section G; home, Brooklyn, N. Y.:
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eous Bill has certainly come at a propitious time for me.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-19
0te aQergr6fte Mrmut
(SortleBung bon 5eite 81

genbeit bon Sliidtlingen empfono
man Die Nottpenoieteit> fid an @ott
5u menoen. &ur5erban6 tpuroe Elm
Ueitglieo Ser @ruppe gum u2aplon"
ernannt> nur oesbalb, tpeiI man bon
ibm als 3eitungsldreiber i'm 3ibil,
beruf es als lelbltberl ltdnoli9 ertpor.
tete, oaB er mebr bon religioIen Oin-
gen berItebe als Die onoeren, Die ou9
nur ,,&riimel' bon Geligion botten.
9teier ,@aplon" mar aber ielbIt in
elmer peinliden Gage, 6a er betennen
muBte, oaB er felt elmer Meibe bon
Sabren tpeoer cine Stride beiu9t nod
it6 irgen6tpie Inn &eligion befiin1mert
babe. &ber er fii6te idlieBli9 aus
ieinem @eoddtnis nod Elm boar
Stiide oes 8ateruniers 5uiammen,
uno fano irgen6pie Elm Stiid 8ibel,
aus Der ct oen einen o5er onoeren
8ialm oorlos.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-19

8irtItd, eine eana entieslt4e VT
NUT in Dem oIlernotDenoieiten Gle
mer1te fir Elm meni9enmIroieeS DO
Setu als Rino @ottes. es iibertommt
einem NIT tiefiten NeitIeio uno ntht
min6er nit 8eiorgnis, tuenn man fi@
1oqt, oaB bon unieren 135.0OO.OOO
Qmerifonern oielleht TO- ODER 9O,'
100000 iino, De in gana genou oerIeI'
ben Gage tparen tuie oieie Ndnner tn
Der fSlu9t bon bem betonii4en Se1no.
Qnoererleits aber peld elm @liid,
tpeld Elm tpabrbaftiger &ei9tum titr
Die bon uns, oenen Jamilie, S4ule
uno Stride cine redte Renntnis tbrer
NeIigion uno in einem prattii4 ee"
iibten @louben Elm redtes uno inniges
BrbGltnis gu @ott neribafft bobenI
8el9 cine Beranttportung fir @l"
tern, bic idulo iein tperoen, ooB ibre
Rinoer ni9t in oieien tpertpouIten ol'
Ter 8e1ise fommen fonnen!
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ssn mebr als elmer SinItdt oiirfte
0ie 8edei6nung .brenneno" bere4'
tigt fein. Das BrobIem, oas bier BE-
riibrt miro, lit niat nlr brenneno IN
Dem Gimme, baB es pie elm Jeuer
i6neui items aus ser 8elt gei9affen
mer6en muB, IonOern aud in oem
Gimme, 0oB es 5u einem ri6tigen ber'
beerenoen Seuer peroen miro in mebr
als einem Gimme, menn es ni9t belo
in 5ufrie6en1teuenoer 8eiie geloit
tpiro. 9ie1es Broblem lit Die 3ulai'
iung bon iungen Negern beioerlet
@efdledts in totbolilden boberen
|Sdulen.
@s lit i6on felt Sabren Elm Rro'
blem getpeIen, oas man in ben betref'
fenoen fatboliiden &reiien oaourd gu
erleoieen iollen eegloubt bot, oab
man es einfa6 nidt bea9tete. 9os
mar natiirli9 feline 20lung, iouoern
bat 6iele nur oufgeldoben. gun 1oBt
| itd oieie enteiiltige 20iung ou9 nidt
mebr aufidieben; Die Berbaltniiie for
bern tdgli9 mebr cine befrieoigen0e
grleoigung. Dieie 2oiung fann, tpenn
mir als &atboliten toniequent iein
mollen, MIR oarin be1teben, ooB un'
iere tatbolil6en 4nitalten fir bobere
8tl0ung befdbigte uno Ion1t 0uoerlai'
iige iunge Reger ni6t erunblGblid
ausidlieBen, ionoern als 5tuoenten
aufnebmen.
@iner ser @riinoe bierfiir lit Dor
alem ser fatboliicber @runoidBli9.
felt. Die 3eligion gbriltt, Der anau"
baneen uno oie ous3ufiibren mir ga"
tboliten bod als uniere Bfli9t aner'
fennen uno als un1ere beionoere Wfi'
iion in unierem 2eben tpiiroigen, lit
grunoiaBlid gegen Die slusldlieBuug
|auf @runo bon Halienunteridieo. Ser
FL. Baulus bat es fur5 uno biinoig
uno flar feitgelegt, 6oB es bel Gbri'
itus feinen iol6en llnterI6ieo gibt;
me6er Die NationalitGt als Su6e nod
als @rie6e, tpe6er Der Stan6 ols
|5flabe nod als Sreier fon1nt in 8e'
tra6t, menn es ltd oarum banoelt,
tper 5u @briitus geboren un6 als fol-
der bebanoelt tper6en ion. Inn 10
unberl ltdnoli6er uno beoouerli9er 1T
|es, tpenn mir tpabrnebmen n1ii1Ien,
Dab geraoe in oen Mni italten, in oenen
Oroensleute nit Dem beionoeren 8e-
rufe Der geadfolge gbrilti un6 Der
ausfiibrung ieines 8iaens un6 Guf'
TRACES Der un6riitli6e l1nterIdie6
inbe5ug auf Die Raiien5ugeb0rieteit
bartnadig burdgefiibrt miro. Inn 70
mebr unberit0no1i9, als in oieien an-
itolten meiitens unter Goroerung Der
Obern Miiiionsbereinisuneen Der
5tu6ierenoen beiteben, bic ielbft tpte-
(5ortiesung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-19

fniif ain6er, oie TN Naittelpuntt Der
GreigniiIe iteben, ftnS Dolltommen
normal. =. Die ernite 8eoba9tn1tg
Der ganaen grf9einungen geitattet .es
nns 4eraten, ieoe annabme bon Sn'
iterie, follettiper Sallin5inotion ODER
Sppnoie ausauidolten, ebenio bic
Mogli9teit elmer Simulation. @s
1ieet uns niat, an iibernatiirlide @r'
idetnuneen gu glauben, aber mir mill
len augeben, oaB mir feline befrieoi'
genoe natiirltbe grfldrung ftnoen."
- rs. 6. g., Sotua -
neutrality-suspicious. fam mon
nit einem nit geibabter &reioe on
gena6ten 9rei abreiben uno Damn
polieren. SeiBes 8oiier ooer Seife
oiirfen nid)t oo5u bertpenoet peroen.
oo ionlt Berlmutter ieinen @lan3 ber'
ltert.
- Nrs. 9. 3d., Mid. -
8ei Berbrennungen iol1te ieoe
Sausfrau i6nea etpas an Sano b.
ben, I'M ben Sdmer3 5u itillen uno
8laIen ooer 8unoen oor5ubeugen. @s
gibt 8ronotpunoen beri9ieoener 9lrt.
Durd Seuer, belize @egenitanoe ooer
tpie &o6topfe, 8iigeleiien II. bgl., bei-
BE Sliiiiigfeiten, DGmpfe, 'ferner Ser
dbuneen our6 @intpirtung gemii9ter
5ublton5en, tpie 2augen, Salt, 59Des
felldure, SalpeterIGure, S6eioewaier
(geitric Ncio) uitp. entItonoene
8ranopunoen ber1angen beri9ieoen'
artige 8ebonolung. Sci gepobnliden
8erbrennungen geniigt Die in ieoem
9ausbalt borbanoene 5ooa. Wan
ma6t cine itarfe 2olung SODA 11no
bdlt 3. 8. Die berbrannten Singer bin.
Elm. Das lin6ert ben S9mera unb
miro cine 8laienbiloung perbinoern.
8ei Berbrennungen ourd Seuer BE-
ltreue man Die 8anotpunoen 70 fort
NIT Nebl uno binoet bonn nit 8atte
uno reiner 2einuono luftoi6t gu. an'
oere Sausmitte1 1tno 5alatol. Scar
itrei6t 6as OeI auf Die Bun6e uni
itreut feines Sal3 oarauf. 8reiauf'
idlGge bon iaurem &abm, 2ein0I uni
@ttpeiB gut berriibrt, ebenfous mil
lpei6en Eudern luft6i9t 5ugebun6en,
bilft foit augenblidli@. 8on 3eit 3,1
3eit ioHte Die 4uflaee erneuert &pers
Den. 9u6 friides, robes Sauerfraut
ODER frii6er weiBer &Gie (gottaee
gbeeie) uno naiier 2ebm iino aus'
ge5eidnet.
8ei 8erbriibungen NIT beiBem 8oi'
Ter itrei9t man Sonig auf. 8ei Ser
abungen our9 Gauge 6ient beroiinn.
ter @iiig ODER 3itroneniaft (2emon
Suice). Pei innern @erbuennrngen
(oes Salies ooer Der 3unge) trinte
man tii@tig 5al5tpaiier uno oaraui
Salat0l ooer Sliben01, ODER man eiie
longfom EopfenfGie (oiinnen Got
tage @beeie).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-19

sSylAbbuCS CGb%SIStb ItsI zDs~. ~.96~~DSss#SS~'s@@
tpirfungen Der Rrd,,ter. l1niere Glt.
borfabren tan,ten ols Seifmittel nur
Ole arGuter, beilten oatnit ote idltnn1'
iten arantbeiten, tpuroen geftsno lt1o
erreidten elm bel boberes sitter ols
bic beutiee MenI6beit, &pelde tpeeen
ior flinen nnpGBli9feit gum 9oftor
IGuft uno potentierte 2inoerungsmit'
tel eebrau9t, pdbreno iie bic tpirtltd
beilenoen &rduter oerna6laiitgen.
6. g., Ore. -
Sober 8lutbrud iollte nt9t unbe'
a6tet bleiben, oa er ni9t nur ben
8lutumlauf beeintrdbtigt, ionoern
audi at onoern 2eiben fiibren fonn,
nanentlid Ser5leioen. Sn einm nor
molen &orper befinoen it6 ettpa 1000
Neeilen GROCER uno fleiner abern,
ourd tpel9e Elm eefunoes, 1ei6t fliii'
| liges 8lut airfulieren muB. 0omit
elm onboltenoer bober 8lutorud ni9t
5u Moernbertaltung ,&rterioiclerolts)
fibre, io1lte man oas an oieler Steue
mieoerbo1t ongeratene einfa6e Sous
mitteI &noblau9 (@arlic) ontpenoen,
Mon eiie reidlid oaDon, beionoers
trinfe man 6en Saft ooer gebrau6e
Garlic 8ills.
- ST. M., Wu. -
11eber Die Dor ettpo einem Sabr'
aebnt in bem belgii9en 0orfe 8eal1'
raing itottgefunoenen ouffanenoer'
Muttere eotteseri6einungen lit iettoem
nidts NGberes mebr betanntgeworoen
Die @ei9i9te mar tur5 oieie: Stint
Rinoer i'm Mlter bon II big Is Sab
rem bebaupteten, beim Soritbergeben
Dor Der 2ouroesgrotte, Die lt6 i'm
|Sdulgarten befinoet, geieben gu ba'
ben, tpie it9 bic Statue Der ieltglten
Sungfrau bepegte. Den &inoern pur'
oe ooroufbin Der 8eiub oes S6ul'
gortens berboten, bic @ri6einungen
Der @ottesn1utter aber mieoerbolter
IIt6 an neri9ieoenen anoern 5teaen-
uno atpar Bis gum a. Sanuar insge'
Ion1t 3Omal. Man ftellte nun genauere
@rbebungen an, bic cine bollfommen
ubereinItimmen6e Gusiage Der &tn'
Der ergoben: 9ie beilige Sungfrou lei
peiB getleioet getpeien, babe eine
b1aue 566rpe getrugen uno uuf Dem
Saupte einen tSrablentron5; tie babe
oen &inoern einige 8orte geiagt unb
| lt6 beim 80. Weal enogiiltig perob'
|idieoet.
Oie Bariier ,,Groir' bra9te nun
fiir5li9 einige l1rteile aus meot5ini'
i9en &reiien, aus oenen beroorgebt,
oaB cine natiir1i6e @rtldrung oieier
8ortommniiie eiultpeilen nidt gege'
ben tper6en tann. Ser 8e5irtsar5t Dr
Woi ltriour bon 8eouraing duBerte
ii9: ,,@ir mogen uns 6reben nno
penoen, tpie mir mollen, INNER tpie'
Der toBen mir auf gintpdnoe iegli9er
Mrt. -. Sd muB ieoo6 nit Nad'
orud feltitenen, 6aB Die abIolute 5tep'
lis un6 Dor aIlem Die Spottereien i'm
gegentpdrtigen Ausenblid ni6t mebr
am Blabe itno. 8enn es ii9 I'M Die
Seelen bon 1olden &in6ern ban6elt, 10
muB man ibnen obiolute I6tune
entgegenbringen. Bir n1iiiien ober
n,tf, Ans 1phpimniS nfhter. 6ds iiber
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sisipD ben 10. Npril 1914
M6ettutatis slei6eube

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&5enmatismnslei6eub
MAIDEN mir onfmerfiom a,1f ben anf
Der IL. 5eite oneeaeieten 9euri.See.
9erielbe miro bon Der ,niern alten
2eiern befannten 2optoar|Go. IN
Chino, Galif., bergeftellt, tpelde ieit
einem Bierteliabrb1,n6ert ben beriibn,.
ten alpenfrdntertee goter 9uensle's
Iiefert. Rabtrdelib 1T oieier See
nod 6urd neuentoedte Seilfrduter
aus Werifo berbehert poroen. Ser
See entb61t audi Ganaoa.Diiteln, Die
fhon bon ben Snbionern bel rbe,una'
tii9en 2eioen gebra,16t tpuroen. 0o
Der bloBe @ebral,9 bon Ganaba.Di.
iteln iddb1i6e Birfungen bat, 10 lit
oieielbe i'm ri6tigen 8erbalnis im
Neuri-Eee entbalten.
IS. g., N. 9. -
Gin betp6brtes MitteI our grbal.
tleng Der 3dbne uno seeen Saulnis
6erielben lit folgen6e Miiduns: Sn
anoertbolb Bint beiBes Baiier miidt
man / l1n5e 8oror un0 einen gBl0f'
fel bon &fergeiit (@ampboroteo
gpirits) uno betpabrt bic Mii9ung
in elmer gut nerIdloiienen Sloide
auf. Man reinigt NIT 6ieier S1iiiiig.
teit mittels elmer peiden 8abnbiirite
etli9e Wale tdgli6 Die 3dbne.
9. g., SQ. -
&rauterfuren iin6 Sabrtaulen6e
alt, tpie alte &rduterbii6er betpeiien.
@6on &onig Salom6n ion Elm &ral1'
terbu9 geldrieben baben. Seoenfous
lit bic &rduterfun6e dlter nls bic de-
mti6e Meoi3tn. Die @elebrten oes
f1aiiii6en slltertuns tpie Disforibis,
&ppotrotes, 8arro, Blintlts, Muila,
Der Araber 3oos, betlten nit 9rau-
tern unb eraielten groBartige @rfolge.
Sbon Die 81. S9rift iagt: ,,@ott bot
bic @eipdbfe beiIiam eenodt." SSm
ittelalter mar oie &rGuterbeilfun0e
cine aufgabe Der meiiten &l0iter, ,no
Die Seiltrauterfenntnis, Die beute
nod BEL ben olten 2euten oes 8auern.
itanoes au fin6en lit, lit ausidlieBlib
bon ben Rloltern oes Neittelalters
iibernommen uno bon @ei91e9t 81
@ei6le9t bererbt poroen. SS11 ser gu.
ten olten Belt mar ie0er Bforrer bell.
funoig. SSeoes &loiter bate feline apo>
tbete fiirs 8olf uno frauterfunotge
Monbe unb gonnen, bon oenen man-
DIE 8ii9er, S9riften un6 @ufaei6nu11-
gen an oas Bolt Ibergingen. 8efannt.
li6 mar Die eelebrte FL. Silbegaro a1f
oieiem @ebiete berborraeen6. Inter
oem getpobnli6en Bolfe tparen es be-
ionoers Die S9afer, Die fait Sag uno
gea6t NIT Der geatur in 8eriibrung
tamen, NIT ben Setlfrdutern befannt.
aus 6ieien Sdriften bat Der groBe
Eriefterar5t, Bralat 9neipp, fem Bii-
fen eeidopft un0 Der Meni6beit 10
4pertboue Bobltaten ertpielen. Weit
'einem 8i1en bat 9neipp unermiio-
li6 Die Seilfrduter gepriift uno er>
probt, bat banit Hielenerfolge er5ielt
uno 0en @runo gelegt al Der beute
Sn hprnnIIfnmmnptpn Nnt1trnhnthip
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
Japanese Are
 Out On Guam Beachheads

PEARL HARBOR, July 26.- tAP>-Al Dopkin, -AP eorrespon- dent, today reported all Japanese forces have been wiped out on the Guam beachheads.
 "The enemy hasn't had a plane over the area since July 9th, and the Nips are abandoning much food and ammunition" he said.
 Battleships, carrier planes and hill-based artillery blanketed the sealed off Orote peninsula.
 Official communiques report the twin operation. of Guam and Tinian in the Marianas, with 2,400 Japanese troops killed on Guam through the 24th, the fifth day of invasion, and 443 Americans dead, 1866 wounded, and 209 missing.
 On Tinian, through Monday 1924 Japanese dead were count ed, with American casualties al Is dead and 225 wounded.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
Investigate EGG Radio Activities

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 26 -(AP)-The House committee or the investigation of the Fedora. Communications Commission, siez- ed the files of foreign broadcastS of two Japanese employed by the government.
 Tn an emergency session the committee questioned Fred Nitti Japanese native, and John Kita- saka, an American-born Jap.
 Nitti was employed in the office of Strategic Services, in highly confidential status, work in which he testified Kitasaka edits the scripts of Radio Tokyo broadcasts for foreign broadcast.
 Intelligence Division of the EGG counsel asserted that both men were loyal to the United States and have taken copies of the script home, only to aid them ii, their work.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
Primaries Change Standings in Senate Races

WASHINGTON, July 26.-(AP) The end of the Senate trail set out on nearly 30 years ago, beck ons vociferous, colorful, Cotton Ed" Smith, the New Deal hating senator from South Carolina, who is within one month of being 80 years old. He was far back in second place in yesterdays demo- cratic primary, behind Governor Olin Johnson, who tried unsuc- cessfully, with President Roose- veltt, to help unseat him six years ago.
 In the Arkansas democratic primary, the senate's only wom- an, quiet Hattie Caraway, Jagged far behind, in the renomination try. She apparently thought it was so safe, that she could af- ford to campaign only leisurely.
 
 The leader in the primary there is Rep. J. w. Fulbright, 39, a first-termer in congress, an Ozark native who grew up to become a Rhodes scholar and a university president. Two others are also ahead of Cafaway, to enter the run-off. August 9th, but if John sons lead stands up, there will be no need to run on in the cleo ton.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
Jesse Barr Loses Life In Tragic
 Accident Monday

One person is dead and another seriously injured in an auto acci- dent which happened Monday night about three miles north of Nome on the Bessie road.
 The stolen truck, in which the two boys, both drinking, were speeding, rolled off the road and smashed, making complete wreck of the vehicle. Jesse Barr, g, of Deering, one of the occu- pants of the truck. was killed in stantly. Teddy Amarok, 2l, driver of the vehicle, suffered minor in juries as the result of the crash.
 Amarok was taken to the hos pital immediately, where his wounds about the head and chst, were dressed. He was allowed to leave the hospital the next day.
 Funeral services for Jesse Barr care expected to be held from the Methodist Mission church tomor- row afternoon.
 A coroner's jury inquiring into the cause of the death of Barr, was in session Tuesday afternoon and evening, but the verdict has not as yet been released.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
.U. s. Task Force penetrates Into palau Island

UNDATED-Tokyo radio said a United States task force, consist ing chiefly of carriers, penetrated into the vicinity of Palau Island, about 500 miles east of Mindanao in the Philippines. Thirty carrier based planes attacked the island, and two were shot down by anti aircraft fire.
 Another broadcast from the Imperial Japanese headquarters, said a large allied task force of cruisers, destroyers and subma- rines yesterday bombarded Sa- bang harbor on the western end of Sumatra, and reported two of the destroyers and a submarine sunk, and a number of carrier based aircraft downed.
 This was the second such strike on Sabang in less than four months, another under Admiral Sommerville hitting the port April 18th.
 American planes were report ed over a Jap island, east of Pa lau.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
Stimson Says Nazi People ] Shaken With Doubts

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 26. -(AP)-"Germany has been shak- en, shot through with doubts, '' Secretary of War Henry Stimson said in broadcast today on a re- port of his trip to the war zones. But" he added: "collapse is not in sight, and there is no excuse for relaxing on the home front"
 For America he went on, "there is only one sure strategy to finish the war with finality and speed, and that for the United States and her allies to gear every resource of men and equipment in a final unremitting assault on land, sea, and in the air with the guiding thought of everyone be- hind the lines, that our men are locked in combat with brutal, resourceful and stubborn enemy"
 He asserted that military power was one thing which Germany and Japan could recognize and "when they see that they are about to be completely overpow- cred, when the fact is carried physically and uhmistakeably to their doorsteps, only then will they collapse"
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
Stalin Announces Capture of Lublin

LONDON, July 26.--dAP)-Sov- jet Premier Stalin announced the capture of Lubliii, in southeastern, Poland today. The city is an i'm poftant German stronghold guard ing the route to Warsaw, the Pc fish capital.
 Stalin ordered a salute of 20 salvos of PA guns to be fired in celebrating the capture.
 The river San, in southern Pc. land, was also reached on a 50- mile front and crossed fin many places.
 More than 1900 populated places were engulfed.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
Russians Reach East Bank of
 Vistula River

MOSCOW, July 26.-tAP)- Hard-riding Russian CossackS reached the east bank of the Wis tula river with other Russian forces, and supported for the first time by U. s. planes in direct tao tical operations to surround the mauled German garrison at Lwow, storning into the great city on the Vistula.
 The Russian forces reached Pu- lawy and are now less than 66 miles southeast of threatened Warsaw. and within 358 miles of Berlin.
 Lightning and Mustang fighters of the U. s. 18th Air Force, flew from U. s. bases in Russia, des- troying 38 German planes in the LWoW area without loss and straf- ed the airdrome.
 Hungary and Czechoslovakia are in the path of yet another Rus sian army group which has vir, tually surrounded StanislwoW and have reached within 28 mile. of the Tarter pass in the Carpa i thians.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
American Forces Control Harbor

PEARL HARBOR, July 28.= tAPy-Anierican forces now hold complete control of all the Apfs harb6f area and shoreline, extepi for the bottled Jap forces in the orote peninsula area, on the east ern shores of Guam.
 Advances point to an early cap- ture of the Ushi point airfield on Tinian, which in importance, is said to be comparable to Hick- man field on Hawaii, and the Orote peninsula field on Guam.
 Both are of vital importance for future bombing operations against Japan and the Philippines.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
Tanks Smash
 Breach Four Miles Deep in Normandy

SHAEF, England, July 26.- GAP)--U. s. tanks, in their first operation in France, smashed a breach four miles deep, in the first German defense line west of St. Lo, and hammered into flaming battle with enemy armored forces in the streets of Marigny.
 The heavy thrust. with infantry men riding the steel tanks, and bombers pacing the way, endan- gered thousands of badly battered German forces along the enemy's S southern defenses, penetrated the outer crust of the Nazi defenses, and within two hours, carried the battle four miles into the lines, on the St. Lo-Perters road, on a front 213 miles wide.
 To the northeast. other Ameri- can infantrymen are hitting along five mile front in an advance of 11a miles to capture the town of La Chapelle En Juger, fighting fierce battle with heavy casual ties on both sides.
 German troops on the east east flank fought with suicidal fury trying to halt the British and Canadian advance below Caen.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
General Lauds Deeds of War Correspondent

NINTH AIR FORCE HEAD. QUARTERS IN NORMANDY July 26.-tAP)-Major General Lewis Brereton today paid tribute to Bede Irwin, an Associated Press photographer, who was killed by q bomb which was dropped by g B-26 Marauder bomber, and fell short of its target In a forward area oa the St. Lo battlefront.
 'Bede Irwin performed excep- tional1y nieritorfous service in pic torial coverage of the personnel and activities of the entire air force," the general stated.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
Chinese Troops Break Into Leiyang

CHUNGKING, China, July 26. -tAP)-Chinese troops have bro ken into the rail city of Leiyang. which was taken by the Japanese troops in their drive several weeks ago, which by-passes and end en- circled Hengyang.
 Street fighting is in progress, the high command said, and bit ter fighting is taking place in Yengyang, 30 miles to the north, where the Japs are apparently holding certain portions of the city.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
YOUTH KILLED IN CRASH
Fairbanksan Charged With Staying ofFriend |''

FAIRBANKS, July 26.---(Spec- ial to The Nugget)-Edward Hess, "A. was arraigned today in court here. on a charge of second de- gree murder, in the shotgun slay- ing of Al Goodwin, 66, last Mon day on Ester Creek, near Fair banks.
 Hess, who has been in this dis trict since 1909, Monday morning instantly killed Goodwin, by shooting him in the neck. The two men had been friends for 30 years. ,.a-44tfs E
 On Sunday evening, Hess had been informed that his claim on Ester Creek had been jumped by Goodwin, who was long time prospector. He went to the claim on Monday morning and found Goodwin in the shaft.
 Hess ordered him out, and off the place, at the point of a gun. He then followed Goodwin to the limits of the claim.
 Then Goodwin asked Hess to walk in front. Hess did so, but soon, on looking back, saw Good win with his pick in perpendic- ular position as if. to- strike
 Hess turned completely around snd shot Goodwin. He then phon- ed the marshal's office and off cers went to the scene, arrested Hess and brought back the body . of Goodwin.
 The coroner's jury verdict said Goodwin came to his death from gunshot wounds inflicted by Hess.
 Neither of the men were mar ried. f5,
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
Col. Strong Cites Changes In NSC

EDMONTON, Alta, July 26.-- (AP)--Col. F. S. Strong, Jr., an nonced the reorganization of the Northwest Service Command to- day, in which headquarters will be moved from the Jusuit College base here, to Whitehorse within the next 50 days, by which time all districts inactivated in the req, echelon office, will be maintained here to provide liaison for Canad- ian authorities. a4
 This will reduce the total strength of the command greatly