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former American airbase of Liu- chow. The fight for the city was in its fourth day. Chungking reported another Chinese column was closing in from six miles northwest of Liu- chow.
 Nowhere were the Japanese safe from air attacks. The targets read like a list of their old conquests. And it was only the beginning. Gen. eral H. H. Arnold, in a press con- ference at Honolulu, repeated his promise that American planes will heap 10000 tons of bombs on the Japanese homeland in the next 12 months.
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the Germans.
 Drawing up voluminous state de- partment files, Clayton described how Axis capital was accumulated abroad and gave specific examples of some efforts to obtain postwar footholds.
 He said the German electrical company. TelefunkeA, bought a plant in a certain neutral country" in the summer of 1943. The plant was immediately modernized and enlarged. It has facilities for test ing the most intricate short wave radio equipment and magnificently equipped radio research laborator- ies.
 "As late as April of this year ne- sotiations were in progress for the
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here. MT. Truman is expected to use the occasion to deliver his first ex- clusively foreign policy address.
 Although the spotlight will be on MT. Truman, many of the tributes to be paid will be for the late Franklyn D. Roosevelt.
 When the conference steering committee held its last session Sat- urday it rose for one minute of silence as tribute to the man who shouldared much of the leadership which resulted in this gathering.
 MT. Roosevelt had planned to come here for the opening session on April 9. But his sudden death on April 12 prevented that. MT. Tru- man was unable to attend the open- ing because of pressing new duties, but he is coming here for the end- ing after a short vacation at Olym- pia, Wash.
 During the next "A hours there will be in progress an invisible race which seems likely to end in photo- finish. The program for the President has been completed and will not be changed. Conference officials thus must arrange for all the final details of printing, sign ing, etc., to avoid a last minute hitch.
 The hopes today were that even- the siging of the document could be completed before MT. Truman de- livers his address. But in any event the signatures will all be af- fixed within a few hours after the final curtain.
 The conference as well as the city was waiting for MT. Truman to ar- rive about 2:30 p. m. PVT.
 Virtually a partial holiday has been declared here and thousands will line the route of the presidential drive which will take him around the north end of the city to the main thoroughfare-Market street. The President will stay at the pent- house apartment atop the Fairmont hotel which Secretary of State Ed ward R. Stettinius, Jr,, has been using.
 Reception
 Settinius, accompanied by high Amreican officials and the chair men of the other delegations here, will meet the President at the air port. A reception for all the dele gates and dinner with the U. S. delegation will complete the Presi- dents schedule for today. He will not attend tonight's plenary ses- sion.
 Today's reception will be a mark ed contrast to the one MT. Truman received here last October. Then he was the Democratic candidate for Vice-President and his only appear ance was at small club luncheon at which less than 1000 persons were present. Today he will be the new President of the United States on public display in one of the large metropolitan cities for the first time since MT. Roosevelt's death elevated him to the highest office.
 MT. Truman will be here only about "A hours. But his schedule may permit informal talks with some United Nations leaders. Cana dian Prime Minister w. L. Macken- zie-King, who returned here for the conference close. is expected to con- fer with Mir. Truman.
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his meeting, but also many un- suspecttng individuals have listened to him, believing that he was speak ing the truth when he claimed to be sponsored by the Committee of California Pastors. and by the Cali fornia Pastors Committee to Fight Nazi- Communism In his meetings he also claimed to have behind him 1000 Southern California pastors Inquiry by this office has revealed that that the organized Protes- tant Churches are unaware of the existence of such organizations-a great many people have been misled into believing Smith enjoys the support he claims. I am sure you will want to let your congregation know that you are not supporter of this man nor his program. It would be heartening to us in this ctfice, if we could receive letters Of reassurance from large num- Der of honored clergy of this city
 CLOS Angeles) disavowing any con- Eection with the Smith inspired pastors associations.-G. Raymond Booth, Exec. Sec'y, Room 32o-2l5 w. Tth St., Los Angeles"
 Remember Mary Nolan (Imogene Wilson)? She completely cured ser self and now serves as a nurse (for similar sufferers) in a sanitarium in the West '. They keep arguing that General Marshall will succeed Stimson as Secretary of War |. And that Eisenhower will get Mar sails post . It's boy at the NBComposer T. Bennetts at Leroy Sanitarium . Mrs. Daryl Zanuck ard Louella Parsons gathered the cream of the Hollywood movie stars (nearly 250 persons) to welcome back Bebe Daniels and Col. Ben Lyon-blit'd in London for six years "Kizmi'' (Mira) Stefan has gzeen signed by Goldwyn for Kid from Brooklyn" starring Danny Kaye Hate-mongers never point out that Judge Sam Rosenman left 8 lifetime job Cat s25 900 per yeaD for the White House job at $120O0. In short, His Honor is one defense worker who took a wage-cut.
 Vera Ray k . bride. Aeb Jay Cook, 8 textile prop Angela White of the Social Register and P. Noonan are an elopemental case ;. :. zan1bar's Cab Galloway (who used to be a pro-fighter) flattened three jerques for making cracks during a scene showing FDR at newsreel theater. Beach clubs this sea- son are getting more coin for ca banas than in the pre-1929 days. :. Is Huntington Hartford, 2d (the mint thta walks) becoming a groom soon? The Langford murder case may be blown sky-high by the tips" that the husband of Mrs. Langford was alive for Is minutes after the shooting" That some ore asked three times: Ills he dead yet?" .. And thatt he person who discovered the body forgot to tell the police that he was the one who found it The tips" are on the way to District Attorney Hogan of New York city.
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'Contlnued from Page D troS.~ which had captured Aparri. north coast port. Then they drove two miles south of their landing Site to Laho, Il miles south of Aparri and 53 miles north of Tu- guegarao.
 The landing was made at Cardi- clan field. bombpocked airstriu abandoned by the Japanese. The task force was commanded by It. Col. Henry A. Burgee, Sheridan, Wyo., and they were carried to their objective by the 3l7th troop carrier group, known as the jungle shippers, and commanded by Col. John H. Lackey, Jr. Norfolk, Va.
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Continued from Page 1) West Coast Agency Corp, and Na- tional Theaters Amusement Co.,, $500, ,000-with $130,O00 from the for mer firm and $170,000 from the lat ter.
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Barmaids at a Slough. England, hstel entertain wounded soldiers each week ct their own expense.
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ThD Council for Civic Unity Oos 1ngeles) sent out a long letter con- eerning Gerald Lucifer Kodfish Smith. It says in part: "Crackpots and Yabble-rousers have flocked to
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importation of skilled German tech- nicians to work in this plant" Clay- ton said.
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-31
LAI VISKA T'AP We.
: DA Xxi GALLO!

tAmerikonQ spauda pripazys.
ia Prez. Trumanui griezto il
zinancio ka daro ir .ko nor
zmogaus ypatybes. Jisai dali.
mai ia irode vidaus politikoje.
Uzsienio politikoje jam dau.
gelyje atveju kelius uzdare jc
pirmtakunas savo slaptais pri-
zadais ir uzsileidimais Stall
nui. Bet pats tapes ivykdyto'
ju to ka Roosevelt nebaige,
Prez. Truman panaudoja visus
galimus atvirus plysius.
stai kaip vienas laikrastis
nuraSo:
Truman prase kad butu leis-
ia atstatyti representatives
vyriausybes islaisvintose ryti-
nes Europos srityse, kaip bu-
vo sutarta Jaltoje ir Potsda-
me. Niekas nesidare. Tuo-
met Rusijos pastatyta valdzia
Bulgarijoje galutinai pasiskel-
be laikysianti rinkimus ir su
vienu kandidatu sarasu-savo
kandidatq. Prez. Truman tuo-
jau isake Valstybes Sekreto-
riui Byrnes pranesti kad Anne
rika nepripazins tokiu klastin-
gu rinkimu pasekmiu, ir tam
pritare Britannia. Bulgarijos
sostineje ir Maskvoje susukta
"Svetimieji kisasi'. Taciau,
kuomet jie pamate kad Prezi-
dentas laikosi savo. tuos ko-
medijiskus rinkimus atsauke.
Panasiu pasekmiu gauta kai
Prezidentas pasidare grieztas
del ilgu atideliojimu is Bulga-
Rios ir Lenkijos puses isileidi-
mui Anlerikos spaudos atsto-
w, ir jie ten jau vyksta.
Britai tikejosf kad lend-lease
bus duodama be paliovos, Pre-
tai nutrauke, ir neat
j Attlee il Churchiilo
atakavima toxic pasielgimo.
Jie dabar skubiai siuncia at
stovus Washingtona sudary-
ii su Amerika taikos meto eko-
nominius santikius, kurie tu-
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ManO draugO huta bailaus

lVaziavus j miska, pasukau j kaire,
kad nepakliutume miske besivalkiojan-
ITEMS Lenkams if kad geriau matyciau vi
sus puolancius is lauko. Greiciau pava-
+ziavus, uzvaziavom uz misko kampo. Ir
kaip tik buvo pats tas laikas, mes nusimo-
We mano vezimo ratas, ir turejom sustoti.
Mano draugas vel name ragino viska pa
ikti If begti. Nesutikau, bet pakeles pc
ciais vezimo kampa liepiau jam uzmauti
rata. Draugas susuko, grasindamas pa
likti name viena, nes jam gyvybe esantl
brangesne negu Sic vezimai.
- Ir bailys is taves, tariau jau
beeinanti kareivi. = Abu beveikdami il
vezimus galesim isgelbeti ir savo kali is
nesti svei<a.
Susigedes sugryzo pas name, uzmo-
We rata, ir leidones toliau. Kelias buvo
nelygus ir ratas buvo nusmukes koki de
simt kartu kol privaziavom lygesne vieta
Net stebejausi is. kur manyje galejo ir jie-
gu atsirasti tick kartu sunl1u vezima xii,
mott. Kilnojant net kaulai braskejo. G
iuk apie dvi paras nebuvau nei valges, ne
miegojes. Matyt, pasiryzimas nepalikt
toxic vertingo turto Lenkams viska nu
galejo.
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ATMINCIAI KUN. VIENAZINDZIO

Margalls - 1904 n.y.
Uzmigo poeta, ant amziu uzmigo,
Tevynes dainele nauja nebelanko;
Kekviena krutines zinojusi styga
Ant amzinu amziu numiro jo ranka.. -.
Nuns nlire poeta.... Nuvyto prizes laika,
Tik-tik ka prazydes NUNS dainius
garbingas;
Tiktai atmintyje tautos uzsilaiko
10 dainos, kaip Sirdys sesutiq, jausmli1ngos.
Ar JUS j pazinot?. -. Oh, jis negeidavo
Pas zemes didziunus garbe uzspindeti:
Dainuodamas jis su tamsybe kariavo,
Dainose jis trosko su vargSu kenteti.
Dalis jam uznuodyjo sirdi ir jausma,
Karsta jo krutine anksti sudrebejo;
Neapkanta, vargas aukleno jam skausma,
Jis kente SUI vargsu ir vargSa mylejo.
Jausmu veidmainingu jis NUNS nemelavo,
II regime lyroje sirdi jo gryna:
Kaip jaute jo siela jis taip NUNS dainavo,
10 DANA Lietuvis sava pavadino.
: Ilgejima kartais uzeiname skaudu
Ir rodos tai plaukia sirdi ir spaudzia;
II nemelagingai ten dainius mus rauda-
Tikrai jo krutine ilgejimu griaudzia.
Apalpsta jo siela lig nusiminime,
Ir, regis, nuodais jo dainele rasyta
Ir nemelagingas jis tad ikvepime,
Mes nuodijo kancios gyvato jo ryta.
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rejo butt padaryti daug anks-


rejo butt padaryti daug anks-
ciau.
sitaip Prez. Trumana iver-
tinant, reikia kad jis ir toliau
paziuretu: reikia kad jis ispil-
dytu Prez. Roosevelto duotus
Lietuvil delegacijai pazadus
grazinti Lietuvai laisve. Lie
tuva ir siadien tebera verguve.
je to paties kuri Prezidento
Roosevelto administracija 1910
metals smerke ir neprjpazino
jo grobisisku zygiu.
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kotu verciama Letuva "prsijunge" prie vsos TarybQ
saungos Ir stai po siu suruostu komunistniq kome-
diu Sovetai sauka pasauui ir dar Siadien pries kr
demokratni pasauli nerausdam tvirtna kad Paoaltl-
jo tautos prisijunge noru" !....
Ca as daViau jums ne kokius grdetus nupasakoJl-
mus bet ka as pats maciau kapo dalyvs tu "demokra-
tiskiausu pasauyje" rnkimu. zodzu, kap turees a!-
mes butt sovetines scenos robotu Ir ta pat patVt-
ma pasauliui puse mono Letuvu pabegelu r visi Pa
baltijieciai.
Svediia Liepos 15
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Kaip Lietuviai savo Laisvq gyn6 Is metal atga|

lSVaZlaVOm ] graZla lyguma, Kurl eJO
pacia pamiske. Pirmas vaziuoju as. To-
liau kelias vel pasisuko j toki tanku mis-
ka kad po susipynusiomis sakomis atrode
lyg po stogu. Staiga priesakyje pamaciau
ateinant Lenku burr kaip tik tue keliu
kuriuo NUNS reikejo vaziuoti.
- ziurek kas pas mus ateina, - suk-
telejau draugui. -
Jis net zado neteko panates, ir pri-
beges prize names eme prikaisioti kodel as
jo nepaklausiau ir nepameciau vezimo.
Dabar, girdi, abu zusim.
Lenkai, mus pamate, tuojau issipyle
grandinen. Mes taip pat, pasislepe uz We
zimu, pasiruosem ginklus. Lenkai gull
prizes mus, sautuvus pasideje ir taiko. All
skiai matyt kaip vienas sautuvas nutaiky-
tas tiesiai j name. Draugas vel ragina
begti, bet as guliu kaip prikaltas prie ze-
mes ir tik galvoju: stai kur mano tevyne
ir kapas. Draugas patare man pasiduoti
Lenkams. Bet as atsakiau, jeigu begsim
tai Lenkai, pamate kad mes tik du esam,
kaip recius mus susaudys, pasidave ne
laisven taip pat vargu ar gyvi paliksim.
- Po viena gyslele NUNS istampys,-
tariau as jam. - Kersys kan mes ju daik-
tus buvom pagrobe.
Dyiese paemem keturiolila Lenku
Prisimines kad mano draugas turi ke-
turias granatas, tuojau ciupau uz ju. Jis
noredamas name sukliudyti griebe man
uz rankos, sakydamas jog mes tik du,
paaiskinau kad Lenkai, jeigu musu iksiol
nepuole, matyt mano kad musu daug il
bio pirmieji pradeti.
- Tu ink viena granata, as antra,
- sakau as draugui. - Tu mesk kaire,
o as desine, ir muSkim Lenkus
Tx visas vargas tame jog as budamas
nerikiuotes puskarininkis, nemokejau SUI
ia apsieiti, net rankoje ia pirma karta tu-
rejau. Laimei mano draugas buvo gran
dinis il gerai- mokejo su. granatomis ap-
sieiti, ir jis, kick pagalvojes ir pritares
mano sumanymui, issitrauke is uz dirzo
granata ir tik paklauses kur mesti, mete
mano nurodymu ia Lenka kuris name
take. AS, juo sekdamas, istraukes gta-
natos kapsuli, norejau sviesti, bet uzsizio-
psojau. Gerai kad tai pastebejo mano
draugas ir liepe man tuojau granata mes
ii. Bet mano granata Lenkams nieko bio
go nepadare, tik dar labiau juos isgasdino.
- Panowie! Me strzelajcie! Wszys-
cy oddajamy sic do niewoli (Ponai Ne
Saudykit! Visi pasiduodam j nelaisve), -
pasigirdo Lenku sauksmas.
AS, isikarsciaves, uzuot griebes revol-
veri griehiau is draugo antra granata ir
ia iskeles Sokau is po vezimo pirmyn. Pri-
beges prie Lenko, uzsimojau jam j galva,
Lenkas numete sautuva ant zemes. Me-
tes granata zemen, pagriebes Lenko nu-
mesta Sautuva. ziuriu - jau ir kiti Len
kai numete savo sautuvus ir dirzus Ap-
sizvalges, pamaciau mano draugas stovejo
uzpakalyje names prize jo granatos sudras-
kyto Lenko, kurio mesos buvo istaskytos
per kelis metrus aplinkui. Ilgai negais-
damas, isakiau Lenkams eiti prie vezimu.
Lenkai pazino kad tai ju kuopos vezimai.
(Bus daugau)
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PAVOJINGI DVY-
NUKAI

Europoje, kaip zurnalistas
Karl H. Won Wiegand pranesa,
isivyrauja komunistu socialis-
tu galybe, kuri reiskia pavoju
vakaru demokratijai.
Komunizmas ir socializmas
yra dvynai, sake Wiegand.
Ir tie ir tie turf ta patti teva
- karoi Marksa.
Skirtumas tarp tu dvynuku
yra tik tas kad socialistai kali
ba, komunistai veikia. Tarp
vienu ir kiju ju skirtumas tik
paziurose tam tikrus dalykus
ir veikimo buduose.
Europoje, kur socialistai ISL
gall, ten liks komunizmas uz-
viespatauti. Vieni ir kit jie
visus kitus vadina ir smerkia
"fasistais". Bet bendras kry-
pimas socializmo komunizmo
yra j komunistu valdyma po
Sovietu Rusijos vadovybe.
Musu katalikai pasisako ne
va nesutinka su komunizmo
programu, taciau susidedaml
SUI socialistais neva Lietuvos
vadavimo darbams, sustiprino
socializma Lietuviu tarpe Xxi
to kad socialistai dabar gall zy-
miai daugiau pagelbeti komu-
nistams plesti "demokratiJa"
Lietuviu tarpe. 1r katalikai If
socialistai kitus Lietuvius va
dina komunistu parinktu pa
smerkimo zodziu, "fasistai".
Kada musu rimtesni katall-
kai permatys kan jie pasitar-
nauja? Il.
FEE
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VALGIV
GAMINIMAS
ir Nanny Priizziurejimas
kama SUI prisiuntimu S1.25

Kama Su prisiuntimu Sl.25
Didele, ITO puslapiu knyga nurodanti kaip
gaminti vsokius valgius: sudeta daugybe
receptu If paaiskinimu kaip paruosti valgius
nuo paprasciausiu Xxi puosniausiu pokiliu.
Visoki kepsniai, pyragai, Writ ir kept val,
giai, mesos, ir tt. Kuri seimininke turi ru-
pesnio ir vargo SUI gaminimu valgiu, priva-
10 isigyti sia naudinga knyga.
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

Vos tik man uzvaziavus ant kalno
staiga is kitos puses pradejo name saudy-
tt. Ispradziu maniau jog tai musiskiai
saudo per apsirikima. Istraukiau balta
skepetaite ir mosuoju. Jie nekreipia
mano zenkla jokio demesio ir dar labiau
saudo. Pavaziaves dar auksciau kalna,
pamaciau name apsaudancius. Jie guile
jo toje pakalneje. Tx ir girdejosi kulip-
ky zvimbimas auksciau mano galvos. Me
ko neziureta, vaziuoju, ragindamas ark
Illus.
Nusileidus j pakalne pavojus' man jsu
nebegrese. Bet uzvaziavus ant kito kali
nelio, springdamas sutratejo kulkosvaidis.
Mano arklys suklupo, bet atsikeles ir vel
eina. ziuriu - jo desine slaunis pasriu-
vo krauju, pats eina lyg akmenis krims-
damas. Nusileides antra pakalne kur
nebuvo pavojaus, nulipau nuo vezimo il
apziurejau arklio zaizda. Suzeistas ene
per kaula, Uztepiau jodu suzeista vieta
ir skubiai leidausi toliau, mes norejau kuo
greiciausia privaziuoti prie misko ir ten
pasislepti.
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sPATYRIMAI parode kad
virtuveje naudojalnas astrus
peilis yra saugesnis negu atsl-
pes.
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Sutinku drauga

Sutlnku Qfauga
IS tos vietos is kur j name saude, pa
maciau beganti j miSka viena kareivi. Nu-
jauciau jog tai musisEis. Apsidziaugiau
pamanes jog busiu ne vienas. Bego jisai
kick tik galedamas, saudantieji j name
taip pat saudo ir j. Kareivis, pabeges
kuri gala, krito ant zemes ir enne atsisau-
dyti. Tx tuomet supratau jog name sau-
de ne Lietuviai bet Lenkai, il kad visai
gerai padariau nepasukes ju puse.. Va
ziuodamas toliau panaciau priesais atbe-
CAN'T antra kareivi, rodos, Lietuvi, mes is
tolo neatskirsi
- Eiks cia, ir vaziuojam drauge! -
saukiu as j. ....
Isgirdes name saukiant Lietuviskai,
kareivis pasisuko il bega tiesiog name.
Jam pribegus pamaciau jog jis buvo sep
tintojo, taigi mano pulko. Paspaude vie
mas antram ranka, leidomes skubiausia
vaziuoti toliau, .kad nebutume uzklupti
Lenku.
Miskas jau cia pat. Pasukus kick j
kaire, jau galesim jaustis saugesneje nuo
kulipku vietoje Bet kur tau! Pravazia-
vus dar kelis zingsnius, staiga uzkapaly-
je sutratejo kulkosvaidis, ir mus pasipyle
kulipku lietus.
- Bus blogai! - sake man draugas.
- Va, ziurek, Lenkai mus apsukdami ir-
gi bega j miska.
ziuriu, taip tikrai. Jeigu jie pirmie-
il miska pasieks, uzkirs NUNS kelia, mes
jie, miske pasislepe, matys kaip ant delno,
mes ju nematysim. IS misko jie gall
mus savo ugnimi sunaikinti. Nutariau
siaip ar taip pirmas miska pasiekti ir gro
bio jiems neatiduoti. Draugas ragina pa
mesti vezima ir gebetis, mes itaip CALM
pakliuti Lenkams nagus. AS jam at
kirtau kad geriau zllsiu bet toxic turto
prieSui nepaliksiu. II nepastebejom kaip
besigincydami atsidurem misko prieglob-
style.
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Spencer Tracy, Irene :.
 Dunne AtLyric

Pick any poll you vish-Col- Hers, Dr. Gallup's, Box Office, Motion Picture Hearld-"A Guy Named Joe" starring Spencer Tracy comes out a top ten hit for the Motion Picture Industry Red Cross War Fund Weeks en- tertainment.
 "A Guy Named Joe" is the story of our airmen, their loves and cares and brings to the screen one of the most heartwarmlng romances ever filmed. Pete San didge, played by Spencer Tracy, is reckless and daredevil pilot. His work is characterized by a disregard for hls own safety, much to the despair of his super for officers and to Dorinda Durs- ton, played by Miss Dunne. a Ferry Command pilot, who loves him desperately. He goes to his death bombing an enemy trans port.
 He awakens to find himself in a strange place, the "heaven" of dead airmen. Here he learns from "The General" played by Lionel Barrymore; that he has new job. that of aiding young student pilots to become pro6ci- ent airmen. Pete's charge specIf- ically is young Van Johnson. When Van is assigned to combat duty in New Guinea, Pete fol- lows. There he finds Dorinda a. gain, still grieving for him until she falls in love with Van. After thrilling climax, during which Dorinda carries out a dangerous mission, she returns safely to Van and Pete returns to the General" for another assign ment content with what he has done.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA
 THIRD DIVISION KODIAK PRECINCT In the matter of the estate s. OSCAR FREEDMAN,
 Deceased
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV EN by the undersigned, of his appointment and qualification as administrator of the Estate of s. Oscar Freedman, deceased, and all creditors of the deceased and all persons having claims against the deceased, or his estate, are required within six (6) months after the date of the first public ation of this notice to present and exhibit them, with the nec- essary vouchers, papers, or docu- ments to the sad administrator at the office of Taylor & Seltzer, Attorneys at Law, Brooklyn Avenue, Kodiak, Alaska, that being the place for the trans action of the business in connec- tion with the said estate.
 Date of First Publication March l7, 1945
 R. H. CHADWICK
 Administrator of the Estate of IS. Oscar Freedman, deceased
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

John V. Rockne (right), IS, of South Bend, Ind, son of the late Knute Rockne, who coached Notre Dame U., has enlisted in the Marines and was sworn in by WO Anthony Morello at In- dianopolis.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17
S.S. Lakiina
INCOMING

lNCOMlNG Frieda Bent, Walter Bent, Chlora L. Clymer, Leonard B. Erickson, Alfred Erickson, Helen Flory, Don Foley, Dunia Hart man, Hazel Hartman, Sivard Ja- cobsen, David H 'Kline, Carl Lagerberg, EleanoIe Nekeferoff, :, Edith Smith, Milton Smith, Re- becca Smith, Jean Smith, Joan Smith, Jacqueline Smith, Doro- thea Wilkins.
 OUTGOING
 To Seldovia; Virginia Yuth.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

The Hospital Auxiliary will meet at 2 pm Thursday, March P, at the hospital. All women are welcome to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

The E B. Bell Dairy received 10 COWS and 2 calves on the last Denali. The calves were born en route.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17
S.S. Denali OUTGOING

To Chignik: Elva Skonberg, William Osbekoff, John Wallin.
 To Squaw Harbor: Alec Will son.