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The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
King George VI. Inspects Fronts

HEADQUARTERS OF THE AL. LIED ARMIES IN ITALY, July 26.--tAP>-Changing quickly from the dress uniform of the admiral of the fleet, to field marshal's uniform, King George VT. of Eng land flew to this behihd-the-lines camp for an inspection of the al- lied troops.
 The king was notably careful to try to see everyone and every thing, stopping to chat with news men and photographers, and in- specting the Naples waterfront be- fore flying to the front lines, where he spent the night in Gen. eral Alexander's trailer camp.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
FORMER NoMEIrE RETURNS FOR VISIT

Mrs. R. B. Julian Of Candle, is in Nome this week, visiting with old friends and also having a ses- sion with our local dentist. Dr, Kennedy. Mrs. Julian is a we'll known former Nomeite, and is often heard on the kilocycles, keeping her various schedules on the radio. MT. Julian was outside for a while this spring.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
|Liberators Sink
 Jap Vessel

ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD. QUARTERS ON NEW GUINEA July 26.-(AP)-In the second mention of the Philippines this week, Liberators sunk a Jap ves- sel 200 miles off Mindanao, and another Liberator beached a 1,0o0- ton merchantmen south of Ealma- hera.
 The Japanese are making new attempts in the Aitape sector.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
CONSTANCE BENSToN MAHRIES IN MONTEREY

It was learned from Mrs. s. David Mazen, that her daughter Constance was married last Fri day, to Sgt. Marvin Wilson, in the beautiful Army and Navy Chapel at Monterey, California, by the army chaplain. Tn the letter the couple stated that they might pos sibly be stationed in Monterey.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

July 20th marriage license was issued to Spencer H. Hamil- ton and Marian Hinde.
 On July 24th, license was is- sued to Clarence Richter and Frances ". waldheim.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26
ATC EVENTS

Non Commissioned Officers meet Friday night af 1890 hours.
 Trophy shoot Sunday night. Transportation leaves headquaf- fers at i730 hours. sharp.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-26

Advertise 1t in The Nugget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
British Check
Jdps al CATE
To |nnpha|

NEW DELHI, April 13
(INS)-British and Indian
troops dashed out with a
counter-assault against Japa-
nese invasion columns in
the foothills before Imphal,
in eastern India. today and
in hand to- hand com b a
hurle d the enemy from
strategic positions northwest
Of the nearby plains.
japanese pressure eased in the
Kohima area. 10 the. north. and
Lord Mountbatten, supreme Allied
commander. announced that "the
situation shows Improvement"
(The British radio reported
that the battle for Kohima had
reached its climax and pointed
out that for the last few days
the enemy had been unable to
make progress in that drive.
ION an eight-mile arc before
ImphaI." the announcer added.
"the roar of mortars and ma
chine guns is audible night and
day. Our air borne troops are
continuously marrying Jap COM
municatiOn lines.")
In Burma, the Allies pushed
ahead and developed their attacks
on shal<y enemy supply lines for
the invasion columns operating in
India.
Veteran American infantrynen
fighting across the difficult ter
rain OF the Kumon range. east
of the Mogaung Valley on the
way 10 Myitkyina. drove the Jap
enese from the village Of Opium
and inflicted heavy casualties on
the enemy.
To the west OF that valley Chi
neSe units diSlodged the japanese
from strong positions in the hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Bongs credit of u planes, dis
closed in an official announcement,
broke the record of 26 set by Capt,
Eddie Rickenbacker in the first
world war and since equalled in
this war by two marine majors,
Joe Foss Of Sioux Falls. S. D.,
and Gregory Boyington Of Okano-
gan, Wash.
-Boyington, who has been miss
ing since he downed his 26th
plane. was awarded the Congress
sional Medal of Honor yesterday.
Details OF Wednesdays dog
fights. over New Guinea were not
disclosed Bong has received 20
medals for his previous air VIC
tories against the Japanese in the
southwest Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Reds Clean Up Kerch Peninsula

German and Romanan resistance at the end of
the Crmea also cracked under the impact of the Russian
offensive with Gen Yeremenkos Independent Coastal
Army clearing the Kerch Peninsula smashing intervening
defense line and advancing within II miles of the south
port of Feodosiya.
Front dispatches said that the Russians were reaching
the outskirts of both Simeropo and Feodosya pncers
drive toward Sevastopol
Russian tankmen captured several German and Ro-
manian commanders fleeing south by automobile A
Romanan division forced fee foot dispersed in the
Crimean plains
From Simferopol railway and highway run through
foothills to Sevastopo maximum altitude Of 200 400
feet With neither air nor naval support little prospect
that the Axis garrison could attempt to duplicate
the Russian feat Of withstanding eghmonth siege
Sevastopol in 1871 and 1912
Other Russian armies the southern front wiped out
the enemys 5OO-square mile Traspo bridgehead on the
east bank of the Dnesr and drove the river to within
40 miles of the Galat gateway to Bucharest and the
Ploesti oil fields
These forces also neared the ferry terminus of
Ovdiopo the Dnestr Lagoon southwest Of Odessa and
advanced deeper into Ronana's Carpathan mountains
nearly Is miles northwest of Iasi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Fire ROutS
A Families

James Bell. 90. a fireman at
tached to Engine Co. 20, was over
come by smoke in q fire that
swept a four-family apartment at
1856 Buena Vista early today.
At Harper Hospital it was said
his condition was fair"
All four families were driven
from their apartments by, the
dense smoke from the fire that,
fire officials said. orfeinated in a
rubbish heap in the basement. The
structure is brick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
RUSSIANS RACE
FOR PL0EST
Fastest Drive
In History.

MOSCOW. April 13 (UP)-Russian cavalry
and motorized infantry rolled over the approaches
to Simferopol, capital of the Grimea, today at a
record pace Of nearly two miles an hour and threat
ened to engulf that city within matter of hours
and gave promise of early liberation Of the naval
base of SevastopoL
43-mile advance in slightly more than "a hours
believed TO be the speedest made by Russian army
brought elements of Gen. Tolbukhns Fourth Ukrainian
army within IL miles of Smeropo and 43 miles of Sevasto
pol. at the southwestern corner Of the Crlmea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Crash Report.
Anglers DSR

Dissatisfaction was general to-
day throughout the DSR manage.
ment over progress of a survey
of bus and streetcar accidents
being conducted by Transit AS
sociateS at a cost to the cityNA
$4,000. survey is designed
to cut down the high accident
rate.
The dissatisfaction which has
been growing slowly, crystalized
with the first of four monthly
reports submitted by the survey
ing firm.
The two-page communication
said in effect that there was MOTH
ing definite to report, since the
firm had been transferring acci-
dent data from the DSR. files 70
its own analysis cards.
80 DSR commission member Frank
Rising was loudest in his disap-
proyal, declaring heatedly that hs
would demand a full explanation
at the next commission meeting.
Denouncing the vague verbi-
age of the report, Rising Jsaid:l
at Is my understanding that
we made an agreement with
Hawley Simpson and Merwyn
Kraft for definite interim re-
ports on their study. L don't
see how they can turn In a re-
port which says they have Moth
ing TO report. II Is matter OF
contract and I will demand an
explanation"
William S. Bullock, DSR gem.
ersl manager. defending the firm
stating that the entire first month
was devoted to gathering data.
II did not expect anything In
the way Of a recommendation In
this first report" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

port area was left in flames and
smoke.
In ROmania. Marshal KonevS
Second Ukrainian Army captured
Falticeni 65 miles northwest. of
the outflanked railway junction OF
iaSi and terminus Of a spur line
from the Bucharest-Cernauto
railway.
Nine miles northwest of Falti-
cenl, the fall OF BrazheSty brought
the Russians within So miles Of
the Bargau Pass through the Car
pathianS. Baya. four miles west
OF Falticeni and 80 miles northeast
Of Pennsylvania. also was cap
tured.
konev'S forces wiped out the
last stable German foothold I'M
The Ukraine with the capture of
TiraSpol and all other enemy held
territory on the east bank of the
DneStT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
$4,000 Nazis Killed in 10 DAYS

The Russians announced that % Germans had been
Hled IN the Skaa salient, northeast of Cernau between
April and TO- Nearly 1000 others were captured along
with 1S7 tanks III guns and 1888 trucks OF IS divisions
encrced April l. only 10000 men and so tanks remained
when relief column broke through the Russian ring
Tuesday
The two Russian armies squeezing an estimated
100000 to 10000 German and Romanian troops into the
southern Cmea captured nearly 300 villages in convergng
advances from the north and east yesterday
one column OF Tolbukhn's army crmbled the enemys
snun ne at the base OF the Perekop sthmu and Joined
forces that had foded the Svash Sea with the capture of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Army Captain
Bags - Japs
I'm Air Battles

ALLIED HQ, S.,W. PACIFIC, April 10 UP)-
Capt. Richard l. Bong of Poplar, Wis, was pro-
claimed Americas "ace of aces" today in COM
munique from Gen MacArthur's headquarters for
shooting down his 26th and 9th planes in aerial
combat.
The PISS Lightning pilot, who won his wings only
little than years ago, broke the record for planes
destroyed the air by baggng two Japanese planes in
raid Hollandia New Guinea yesterday
Capt. Don Gentle of Piqua, o., awarded the
title of Americas No. by the Eighth Air Force in
Britain earlier this week. but of the 80 planes he
destroyed demolished the ground. All u OF
those DESTROYED by Bong were shot down in combat)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
roo MODEST TO TALK

Bong was reported back in ac-
ton with theeFifth Air Force last
Mapch l.
While home. Bong was too
modest 10 talk much about his
war experiences.
ITS all just luck" he said.
Sometimes you ruin into a
mess Of laps and sometimes you
don't. They put on a good show
with fancy maneuvers, hut when
II comes 10 downright flying our
boys have them beaten"
Bong'S high school hobby was
building model planes and when
the CAA inaugurated pilot train
ing coE1'SeS he was one Of the
hrst 70 iOiue
81 hope TO keep on fssiag=
afterythe ,ssr," he said Flying
and hunting arc the two best
things In life.
1T know that I'm = better
markSman because. ~ my hunt
Ing experiences on the farm"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

indy British and Indian troops Jap
columns near Impha page IL '.a. .
PACIFTC-U 81 bombers walop Jap bases 4OOOme front
from northern Japan to New Guinea. Page L.
RUSSA-Surging Through Crmea clip troops
close in on Simferopo. the capital. Page l.
IL-lLY-Aied artillery shells foe all sectors. Page B.
AIR WAR--Alies bomb Budapest Page IL Fleets or
planes stream from England Europe page D.
Does Woodwork CIeve-
average kitchen for 81 95 Besu land
fuI and durable.-Adv. ADV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Indy in Florida,
=
Mission Secret

EGLIN FIELD. Fla. April Il
(INS)-Charles A. Lindbergh a
technical adviser for the Ford
Motor Co, is at the air force
proving ground here on an undis-
closed mission, 1t was learned
today,
Lindbergh declined 70 talk with
newsmen visiting fhe field.
Last week Lindbergh received
yellow fever immunization injec-
tons at Marine Hospital in New
York. but military officials re-
fused TO comment on his plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Bombs Rain
On Budapest

NAPLES, April 10 (INS)-Squadrons of Nedi-
terranean-based Raj Wellington bombers blasted
railroad yards in Budapest capital of Hungary last
night, official spokesman announced today. Good
results" we're obtained
Crews reported that many two-ton bockbusers landed
squarely the main yards ripping UP the rghtofway and
starting fires visible 40 miles away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
AIR>vETERAN AT 80

POPLAR, Wis. April Is tUP)
Capt. Richard Ira Bong, Amer
icas new Aces of Aces" is o.
year-old veteran of Is months
service in the Southwest Pacific.
He left Superior CWisD State
Teachers College in Sept, 1871.
to enlist ia the Army Air Corps
after completion of a CA.A train
ing course. g.
He returned home on leave Nov.
II. 1913, after IA months, during
which he few 365 hours in opera
.tioinal combat on 146 missions
over Milne Bay, Huon Gulf, Bis
parck Sea. Orc Bay Wewak. Lac
and Rabaul. At that time he had
tagged q Jap planes. including
II, fighters and four bombers. lie
also was credited with six prob
ahleS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Churchill 10 Echo
Warning 10 NeutraIs

LONDON. April 10 up
Prime Minister Churchill intends
soon 10 echo u S. Secretary of
State Hull'S warning to neutrals
TO cease aid 70 the Axis If they
want supplies from the Allies,
the London Daily Telegraph said
today.
Churchill will speak bluntly.re-
garding enemy agents in neAtral
countries and the export of steel
alloys and other war materials 10
Ghrmanvs the Telegraph said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Another Fourth Army column
drove southeast from captured
Dzhankoi and took Settler. 43
miles northwest OF Feodosiya and
AZ miles from a junction with
Yeremenko's Independent Army.
Several thousand prisoners we're
taken.
Planes from the Black Sea fleet.
maintaining a tight blockade OF
Crimean ports 10 prevent an
evacuation. sank four self-pro-
PEELED bargeS. four cutters and a
torpedo cutter in a raid on Feodo-
Slya Harbor.
Russian land-based bombers at
tackled the Romanian port OF Con-
.stanta.- 240 miles southwest Of
SeVsStopol Large fires we're
touched off among railway lines
and oil depots and most of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Vets Tax Free One Year

LANSING, April 13-The state
attorney generals department.
ruled today that veterans are. en-
titled 10 tax exemptions on prop
erty during their period Of service
and UP TO one year after their dis
charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
U. S. Ship Torpedoed

WASHINGTON, April II CUP)
The navy announced today that
a medium-sized u. S. merchant
ship was torpedoed and sunk dur
ing mld-March in the Arabian
Sea. Survivors we're landed at
San Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Noise Abatement Week

LANSING, April 13-Gov. Kelly
today issued a proclamation urg-
ing American citizens 10 observe
noise abatement week" from
April. 30 to May 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

HONOLULU. April Il GNS)--
Prime Minister Fraser Of New
Zealand arrived here Monday en-
route 10 the United States, Homo
lulu sources disclosed today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

HanneganS visit may produce
a candidate for governor. The
party leaders hope their national
chairman can produce. by magic
perhaps. a standard-bearer who
can lead them to victory in the
November election.
Newest possibilities are Mayor
George Welsh of Grand Rapids
and Wendell Lund, Law partner
OF former Senator Prentiss NJ.
Brown.
Mrs. Charles w. Tillet OF
Washington, d. C.. assistant ma
tional chairman. was TO address
members of the State Federation
of Democratic Women'S Clubs
this afternoon al the Book
Cadillac.
The state convention will get
under way at 10 a. m. tomorrow
with congressional district eau
cuseS where each of the II dis
trictS will name two delegates
and two alternates 10 the ma
tional convention. Also TO be
named are eight delegates-at-
large.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
MEETING AT SAvARINE

Selection Of a gubernatorial
candidate was 10 be the chief
topic at meeting of the Demo
cratic county chairman today at
the Hotel Savarine. II Is being
sponsored by the leaders Of the
Fourteenth District.
Al caucus last might the
Fourteenth District endorsed Mrs.
Clara NanAuken, national COM
mitteewoman for reelection and
named her for delegate-at large
10 the national convention.
Delegates from the district 10 be
recommended to the state caucus
Friday are r. J. Thomas. preSi-
dent of the UAW-CIO; Joseph l.
Bannigana Robert Seibert and
Mrs. Amelia Carroll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
3 RAIDS ON PoNAPE

Ponape. 400 miles east Of Truk.
was hit three times IN two days
by navy Liberators and army
Mltchells 10 complete the eight
zenith attack in II days.
MacArthurs LiberatorS struck
Nomoi atoll, $50 miles southeast
of Truk, on Monday. dropping eX-
ploSiveS on Satawan airdrome,
while Liberators from the central
Continued on Page ?. Col. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
In The Times TO-DAY

DON'T RISK Loss OF YOUR
War Bonds. Deposit them for safe
keeping with Industrial National
Bank. Safe. convenient, inexpensive
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Denns Gather
From State

Michigan Democrats gathered
here today 10 send their almost
routine message TO the party's
national convention-that Mich
igan is for the denomination of
President Roosevelt.
More than 1000 OF the faithful
partisans Will pay SIS each to
attend banquet tonight at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel and hear a
victory theme by national Ghair-
man Robert Hannegan. Tomorrow
at the Book they will elect their
delegates to the natioqal conven-
ton at Chicago in July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Jdps Bombed
On 4,OO0-Ni.
Pacific Front

PEARL HARBOR, April
- (UP)-U. S. bombers,
demonstrating the growing
Allied power in the Pacific,
swept Japanese air and naval
bases on a 4,000-mile front
from northern Japan to New
Guinea in a two-day offensive
that carried within LOO
miles of Tokyo, it was re-
vealed today.
Attacking from three sides of
the Pacific. l.. s. airmen struck
the kurile Islands, at the north
ern end Of the japanese empire.
the CarolineS and the MarShallS in
the central Pacific. and New
Guinea and New Britain in the
southwest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Ruptured-Ingrams are specialists

in selection. fitting 1trusSeS and
surgical supports i444 Woodward.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
KURHE ISLES HIT

On Monday and Tuesday Liber-
atQr bomberS from Aleutlan bases
mt Matsuwa Island 1853 miles
north Of Tokyo. Onnekntaa- Is
land. 100 miles south OF Japan's
big naval base Al Paramushiro,
and Shumushu Island. between
ParamuShiro and the Kamchatka
peninsula Of Siberia.
LiberatorS from forces under
Adm. NimitZ and Gen Mac
Arthur combined in attacks on
the CarOllncS.
Central Pacific bomberS raided
Moen and Dublon islands. in the
Truk atoll. Monday, in the seven
teenth attack in a month on the
CarolineS baStion. starting large
fires in the town Of Dublon and
cratering Moen airStrip. One
enemy plane attempted No. inter
Cept but caused no damage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

The RAID was another blow
against German supply lines eX
tending toward the -eastern from
and was a tactical aid TO the
Russian armies.
PLANTS SMASHED
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hs re.
vealed that considerable" de,
struction was caused and good
results obtained in yesterday
daylight raids on luftwaffe plants
al Wiener Neustadt. Austria.
Fires we're still burning at the
main Wiener Neustadt factory
while many shops were wrecked
and several enemy aircraft de-
stroyed at the nearby Wellersdorf
airdrome.
Al Fischamend, warehouses and
workshops were wrecked The
Bad Voslau plant was bombed and
adjacent hangers were smashed.
20 NAILS DOWNED
At least % enemy planes were
shot down in combat. The Allies
lost IL bombers and two fighters.
In addition TO the Wiener Neu-
Stadt targets. railroad yards al
Zagreb and a factory at Split,
were attacked.
All told. the enemy lost 81
planes during the days operations
in the Mediterranean theaters The
Allied overall loss was ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

haracha-kangiI, II m IT e s
north Of Simferopol. More
than 5000 of the enemy were
kilIaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Premier Fraser u. S.-Bound

Continued on Page ?. Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-12
IN THE
SERVICE
COMPLETES BASIC TRAINING

Aviation Cadet Harold Fulton
Dixon has just completed his basic
training at the MERGED Army Air
field, Calf. from this station he
will proceed to an Army advanced
flying school. where he will take
the final steps toward attainment
of his silver pilot wings He is the
son of Mrs. Letha z. Dixon, of 302
Castle St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-12
COURT WILL RULE
ON MANN STATUTE

WASHINGTON. Dec. II. .-P)-
The Supreme Court agreed today
to rule on whether the Mann Act
applies to a 1-2-block taxicab
ride taken by a girl in the District
of Columbia for immoral pur.
poses.
Miss Carmen Beach. accused Of
having thus transported the girl
from the Beach apartment to a
hotel. was convicted in Federal
District Court and sentenced to
one to three years Imprisonment.
Her counsel commended the Mann
Act applied only to transportation
across State lines.
The circuit Court Of Appeals for
the District of Columbia reversed
the District Court by deciding the
law does not apply to transporta.
ton solely within the District.
Solicitor General Charles Fahy
asked the Supreme Court review.
He said the Appeals Court deci-
sion cast doubt upon applicable
ity of the Mann Act in the terri-
tories of the United States and
already has raised difficulties In
enforcement.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-12
business Opportunities

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car,oa equipped to ripen bananas ir
bananas eso j., ,ots, and has not been withou1
nn IN TWO years. Has 2 cold storss.
rooms brand new equipment ss s.olase
VINE and beer and novelty anneW
e et side line of groceries
store That needs no bally-hoo AsL .n1
one VINO knows this business. This stors
VIII support two partners. Reason -.
If interested. S"ieeoy
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