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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
2O4 N. Y. Arrests
Laid 10 CurfeW

NEW YORK. March 10 up
New York was alive with mem
ories q! prohibition and the roar
Ing '20S today a 204 persons were
hauled into court in less than "A
hours I'm speakeasX gambling and
"curfCw party raids.
Four Speakoases were raided
and police chopped one of them 10
pieces with axes m their best old
Nolstead Act form
Nincteen- -n1ESnnS were arrested
on charges Of dtsorderly conduct
~ sfter-m. .dniCht parties in TWO
Brooklyn homes. -Four, charged
with drinking, dancing and maxi
ing q racket, paid s. fines. Eff
teen other pleaded guilty and were
given suspended sentences.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Notice of Strike
Upheld by NLRB
Coal Operators Plea
Is Turned Down

WASHINGTON. March IN
CINS)- The National Labor Rela-
tons Board voted unanimously
today 10 deny the petition of
southern coal operators 10 SET
aside tho 5U-taN strike notice OF
tire TIRE ;riftr-rii Ai1r1r h F'E-0ri5rrS Union.
No Official NLRB announce
mcnt is expected until Monday,
however. after the formal notl-
Gratnn has reached Edward r.
Burke, president ot the Southern
Coal Producers Association. who
filed tho u1Ltlon.
NLRB Chairman Harry A. Nil
lis Sal .n response TO d query
on the boards action
There l. nothing In report
until tho petitioner has been
notified
The NIRB acted after consult
inc the War Labor Board and
Secretary oi Labor Perkins and
receiving the Information that the
strike Helca served bv UNIV
President Geisa l.. Lewis was
valid.
The board course IN turning
dnun- E-t4--l,-- FL ttt-t-i4 -t-i4 without n
hearing Was NOT regarded as of
any particular Importance mas
much As the SW,th-Connally Act
provides no procedure IN such
matters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Help IS Miles OF Kidney Tubes
Flush Out Poisonous Waste
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheum otic
Poin Quickly

" you suffer from rheumatic brthrtls ol
neurits pain try tlls simple inexpensive home
recipe thBt thousands are uslHg Get a pack
age of Ru-EK Compound a tWo-wcek supply
today Mix u with o quart of water add the
Juice of 4 lemons. It's easy No trouble a.
all and pleasant. You need only 3 Tablespoon.
fua Two Uucs q day often within - hour
-- sometimes overnight - splendid results are
obtained. II tie pains DO not quickly leave
and II you do not icel better return Tho
empty package and Ru-IH vii cost you noth.
ing TO try as it is sold by your druggist under
an absolute MONEY back guarantee Ru-Ex
COMPOUND Is fof sale and recommended b.
drug stores eyeryVherc
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Ditch Digger Buried
By CdVein; Rescued

Stanley Sitsock Of 5127 Harold.
Hazel Park. has been buried
alive-and he lived 10 tell the
story. He's reported in good con-
dition at Mt. Carmel Mercy
Hospital
An employe of the Watts &
McCardell Co.. Sitsock was work
ing in a Six-ioot ditch which caved
in on him. Police dug him out
and revived him with a pulmotor
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
u. 5. Jewish Leaders
To Talk al Meeting

DR.. Ira Eisenstein. associate
rabbi of the Society for the Ad-
vancement Of Judaism, and Harry
l.. Lurie, executive director Of the
National Council OF Jewish Fed
erHtfons and Charities, will speak
al 1880 p. IN. this Sunday in the
Community Center, Woodward at
Holbrook.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

searched for him.
He had been Kidnapped by the
King nurSemaId, Mrs. Eleanor
Smith.
Now, weighing % pounds, twice
what he weighed when the police,
through q tip TO The Detroit
Times, found the baby at the
Smith home.
He's Just learned 10 stand up If
he hangs onto d chair hard
enough.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
DIET CHIEF PROBLEM

Chief problem for the mother
now is trying 30 diet Bobby.
He dOesn like the idea
His father thinks that the baby
may be a prize fighter. He's get
ting his first training wrestling
with Kala, the family pup, who
adores the child
Recorders Court committed
Mrs. Smith 30 the stale hospital
Tor the criminal insane al lonia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Macarthur Honored

MANILA, March 10 CUP)-Gen.
Macarthur received the Philippine
Commonwealth'S highest decora-
tion-the Medal for Nalor-from
President Osmena today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

i'll but, even yet, I'm afraid 10
leave him. / never have, except
with his grandparents or his
aunt. It's just that I'm not
comfortable away from him"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
VERA BROWN
Times Photo

Here Robert James King the most talked about
baby in Detroit.
five months ago this Sunday Chief Of Detectives Paul
Wence put Bobby back in the of his mother at police
headquarters. lie had been missing for 10 days while city
county and federal officers and of the ctys cEenry
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
SET YOUR WATCH
FOR
X s s : 7

Zero hour7 No! KS Il for Kate Smith.
The figures for the time The Kate
Smith Hours on the air today. And
what a Ehowl You'll hear Tom
Howard with his uproariously funny
quizishow 1T Pays To BE lgnorantw
Screen star Fredric March in a
thrilling dramatic sketch! And, far
from least. Kate Smith herself with
grand songs-both sweet and swing
Keep the whole family happy. Tune
IN The Kate Smith Hour todayl
WIR-7P. M.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

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Al Good Drug Stores Including
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
SHAMPOO
Before and After
Permanent Wave

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a more lastinn ard iOVsiisr
wAIt with kaldtH rTeatsd
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sulnh0Raied 0ils--ns aioahnl
or aikaii "a dry out hair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
WOMEN USE KALBiN

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

Gerry v-hsii EnVs-LstisvI ell
sismpsd snd sddrsISsd. Then
when you have a few moments--any
timt or place iot down the news
Nhhs it's fresh, before you forget
Those lit1s cheer notes" III m the
chinkI between The long letters YOU
VTite when you have plenty Of ums.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
Louis Vaughn Jones
PLAYS With II. OF
M. Symphony

AN> ,RBOR, Mich ,NPj
Louis 'anAn Jones. wcil
kuonn ,ioiini>t who j. head
oi the violin department az
Howard uunsr>iiN j. study
ilr dnrinr The year OF sab
haihi,al ira,c he * irkine
ln The >rhoul oi nln>ir rdu.
calieu ut the lnl,er>in ol
Ni'l.ican. In lat week, >iu
dent recital series, lone,
PLAYED nr>t violin 10 ihc syn.
phenl orchestra apd 81 week.
Hier When Inc university ron.
ccri baud gaze ii> ptrsprm-
an'c. be- played >ecpnj alto
snNai'hnnc
Ne>t 81 Nr. jones nrl,icd
TRIMMING va, RECEIVED in Paris.
II, ha, ions hceu recognu Ell
a, one Of me premiere ,io-
lini>is Of the race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES
william 7. Patrick. Sr- ATTY.
1871 II. Antoine II.

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
rireuii Court for The County Of
Wayre IN Chancerv
RElB EN u SMITH rlainui
ys Lucy SMITH Defendant.
No. 3si56i
ORDER To APPEAR
A. 4 session 81 the above entiii-
cd court held IN me County Rniid-
Ing IN the cry Of Detroit Cnun'y
" wayne and state ~ Michlgan
this 2is. day OF January An 49,,
preSfnt Honorable ADplpH r.
MARScHNER Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof appearius by
AFFIDAVIT 'llai The Defendant Lncv
smith Is not resident NJ ne State
~ michigan hu, thar her last
known place OF residenre WIS az
40 ~. p,rry street DAYTON ONO
ON NOTION Of William T ia
trtk ST. Attorney Tor the Plain
tiff
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED THAT
me Defendant enter her appcar-
ance either I'm person or hy At
'orncy within Three 60 months
from the date hereof or the Rill Of
Complaint will be taken as con-
fessed against her
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that true COPY Of this order 70
appear be sent 70 tho last known
address OF the Defendant. by re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
LIONAL HERE
AGAIN WITH
HOT TUNES

TIE heat Uase Of rvthm Is on
fA wees az IN, Paradise Ihea
tN' llamwo SANK Hta-
s NsN % rfsw ana Dts Fly
hano orhcpIs i.ion
lfpn 50. ~ Nrn "a, n,at on NJ
n. para,se ihooier
fsiurea afiisf- Win llmp
inciAe Anor tNfD >N nla
in S'nr Wit rafMal kms 81
~ noo-i, Nop4r aid sunni
~iae az ihe suect"
7'n, soral department ftaia
isrps l'laesl. iae Ft,pi rrmai
%, rnor 81 ils siase toa aa
iir iofeN pnah Weslnng'oi ~
lad st hose iWo tsNail
'taliss e rAica q ihe lop so-
calisi> in SHOW ta Ne~s intn
Lonr hampton ann hs is-
mon orchestra has been voted
as ae nump"r unr haoa ~ 'hf
sfsr NHd has sprsatca Beg ihe-
sitcs tlHoaetop' ~ country
TIM ul fevie teainfes q
complete nov STAGE rtVe nAly
and Fseler Nir'H.oea seasa.
fionai aaneln- stars and lee TWO
Ierhyfs comedy iaNofiivs
Tho screen fare sies Charles
Sfarf,tf ruew klrs Of INC cows
hoys in hi- latest thriier Sy-
clone Praire Rangers
PAN 70 attend me Paradise
Theaie early maiipess daily
Mondst thru saturday III s pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
EAcETlME DRAFT URGED:

Adoption once Of program of compulsory peace
fs training bong urged by heads Of Ia colleges and
eriies ,tter to the President, il was learned
sgeeS The ,fer was informed said sound plan
4 universal larry training al this time would let
ySA spear H greater authority for internation-
peace On at the peace table and would show
4 PEI cations We sincerely intend to outlaw war.
How NEWS
Hear that loe tZggy) Johnson is producing at a
phla Wien the Durham troup leaves Detroit
VIII head vft Katherine said that She would like
ase rer com aet to Mexico, but her managers have
ETred on j Mss Dunhams tropical revue IS cliking
fe Sraberi-la.ayette Detroiters like her.
|RTHDAY
Srce this Abraham lincoln's birthday week we
4 IKE % quote from his speech delivered at his
4 W Inaugural Just four score years ago.
NNh male, toward none with charity for all win
Mess - me right as God gives TO see the righi icy
ant On 70 iirsh the work are in: TO bind up the
wounds to care for him who shall have borne
1 a'e and for his widow. and his orphan--to do all
may achieve and cherish just and lasting peace
Y ourselves and with all nations
os"e'e Or not the problem of achieving p Just and
E..s peace with all nations will soon face us again,
l1.ed Us ir 1860 and in 1918.
,ty Opa tmodeD Hamilton celebrated mel
pp Monday Whatta you know ....
,nvri1- Joe Cole, the politician. is back in De
hre '''"' nc oa0A io' ''s 0'S '"'' Po''''
hsH Williams likes our new column. -.
0N' h-y War Bonds. A NEGRO JUDGE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17

IT PAYS 10 tnliGti>L
THrRI'S 4 1OOD Jon NaIf.
ING FOR ini Fnd IL in our
HELP WANTED COiI-nNS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
Bulletin Boord
\, ULYSSES ". BOfkiN

600 and the boys Of the 99th Pursuit
Ford Loea' an praise for their part in taking
usdron oes''' 1900. ,....'
|, Tribune Ao cause Of inter-racial goodwill.
* toward av''s and girls of the press were invited
I Friday me bere they we're ushered into spacious
@ Ssr Truman < Sss Gibson 4, 1r handsome Gamna
rdng sent crart president of Local 600. Gibson and
w. {. J'"'' ioint statement announcing the estat-
l'. ',,'s" fund for an annual award to the person or
rsni Of .',,nc the most toward racial goodwill
sons eol ff was a contribution OF $1,000 sent
ring ns ser. If the 99th Pursuit Squadron, now
ne m''I HI, The airmen were presented with the
e'a ~, sumner by the Ford Local members as gift
~ a" ~ ,hroich Major George S. Roberts, former
pe w 4on made It known that the establish
q o ~ ~ o1,ard would be the best thing and would
q feln rac, relations, but would improve civilian
.ass toward them in the postwar world. A third
'.o s - ,bs award committee will be selected. Other
.r.,,ors should Join in and swell the fund to some
!. worfhvt h.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17

gisfe'ed mail postage prepaid REL
tlrn receipt requested and iar-
iner that a irHe cory ~ said order
90 arp,af be published acg1rdng
10 Law
ApOtPH b MARScHNER
Cireul' Judge
"a True Copy)
CASrAR j LfNGEMAN clerk
ny A. SHkDp.
Deputy Clerk 2-l- 3-2l, 1913.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
Film Stars Paw
Tribute To
Ex-TenIliis Star
BY yrRxA ARyrY

HOLLYWOOD Co. When
Bailinger Kemp who would have
heen iifty.one years old on Fob
ruary 4 Of This year died IN
Los Angeles last week from
brain ,umor they had TO hire
truck to(aecomodal, tho floral
tributes that were sent 10 the
chapel OF an Faslside funeral
parior hy film stars Bette Davis
and Clark Gable and by many
other friends In the community
High Mason
Tho Chapel was filled with
friends az tho hour OF the funeral.
and the service was highhghied
hv tho singing Of Fl Walk Alone
With God bs Harold Browning.
noted tenor Mr. Kemp. con-
tractor hv profession ana iorm-
ei indicated tennis champion %
tho state OF California was also
33rd degree Mason During his
ANAL lllness his lods, re-cleetea
him iof the eighth consecutive
year ~ one ~ US hiehesi olfIe
IS because he had worked deNo
edly fei no Masons ever since
coming " kemn Was horn IN
Los ANGELES whore Ne graduated
from Mammal Arts Hieh s,honl
SHOWING atc 4 son Raiiing
Jr who Is active IN NMCA work
.snd widow who IS llo'M
wood nersonase ia her own risht
having hccn mentioned rron'iy
IN Late Naea7iu, IS knapf.
Bette Davis personal maid
Vile 4 Film star
Nj, ktmY H. iNm, Eay'h
Thompson Is "a Wilhcriorocan
WHO has been empie.ed hy HHf
film sfars for wears 81 finie
and whose sharp vii has earned
her the title OF ihe nlos t'm-
pcfamenlal maid in Ho.lfvood T
% She has aiwaTs hecn senie.
ons and sympathetic but ncyc
seryille She has fousr for ner
right 20 la digniNee anu Veh
When tietiy Hopper made fil'
mistake OF pfintiuc an aneeaete
concefning kenny ia broad Ne-
gro dialect (which she utser
spcaksf, kenny WAS nv firsi
rs issue slronglf- wooded pros
test and no writer ever yied
that again
So NE flowers a. nanlneor
kcnr funeral were themselves
q trihnie go ihc esteem n which
no nni his wife are hold hy 10"
lywood s'ars and DIS the colord
community IN which they lived.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
Negro Leaders Support
PAUL E.
KRAUSE

~"s GOOD As Recorders Court Judge" They Say
|r adp. over the long list Of Candidates for Recorders
te =" coming spring election many Negro Pollhca
kq i% M nave decided that Paul f. incumbent IL
s Office gro leaders recently interviewed Judge krause
Partial '"ng his views and found them to be sound ana
p 'ous times for all minority groups aud when We
'e,, ~ Initial VINO viii grant you yonr Democratic hgh's
Fable creed or color accept him a. qualified
n@ VIVA are supporting Judge Paul y. krAuse an"
\, Nora. 'ueir many friends TO do likewise arei
met tnn,i.,e Emma Adams
|n Nm. "k""m Mrs. Ernesne Bullock
luge We, Atty Charles Jones
4. l'r Hardin y. X. Owens
ued Nevws, Mrs. Beulah Whlthy
Ina to,hr.. ATTY Cecil Rowletie
4 tN Nml,h GIN Moore
4 YIN iha,is Mrs. Rosa Gragg
n " lam Atty. Lloyd LOOMS
n hpan Joseph &. Coles
tdeard A 81 Dr. =. X. wheat
:. Ianer luminous Mr.. Aiherta campbell
se luhn.on Atty Judson Powell
n Nm inder.a. Ernest &. Johnson
.ans RIedso. Lester Bassengae
ae>-a-As-..>..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-17
n CROSS WORKERS


Thomas we'll known gent who seems 20
''S s,o n ufh some nice top plum, has issued
|a - ~ 80 men and women to serve AS Red Cross
Tbon,as assistant administrator OF general
of no Arercan Red Cross. Salaries for RC posi-
s..afss rarqe from Sl5O TO 1925 per month Plus
[ssesrre TIE money should not matter The BOYS
4 II need your heip
r1srs Az 800 Negroes serving overseas in the Red
\ program
IL SERVICE
Arthur Thomas son of Dr. and Mrs lhoma.
m... .le IA, IN the city last weekend He and
~ mere hororod with reception Sunday after
S,,- Nerz re- kins of the army air forces Is IN
~ Werz SAID il certainly feels good TO be back
|Dv's
ri. fk are rMng to throw one Of those real big
H.. mkt saturday night His party will be compe-
r. tr ne annual NACIREMA BACHELORS dinner
II 4, n, ca raHsc. Ray Rogers the very popular
Ensto.,oVn chairman az the bachelors and will
Ne POSTMASTER Provisions have been made for the
h. and there vill be lots Of fun.
Il ELECTION Folks in the know predicting that
4 vote On Nonssg viii be light They feel that folks
i ne -ierest,a who will be nominated candidates
Ne Common Pleas bench or the Recorders court
B sacy OF ,ne nty Auditors office. Let's show them
J. We are Interested and that one Of the candidates
We az, vofr p nominate will be Wynne Garyn fot
4 rm'r Pea, dge We like the spirit Of Andy smith
4 Eli head VINO came to the Rescue of Wynne. Fine
Eri Andg
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-20
Nome Eskimo Receives Death Penalty

SEATTLE, June 19-R-De- liberating less than four hours, a jury of six women and six men yesterday found Joe Bill, B, Nome Eskimo, guilty of first de- gree murder in the sex-slaying of 5-year-old Irma Irene McGough, April 2.
 The jury recommended the death penalty. Under Washington state law, Superior Judge Clay Allen must follow the recommen- dation. Bill, who has remained impassive throughout the trial, showed no emotion at the verdict.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-20
Russ Prosecutor Not To Ask For
 Death Sentence

MOSCOW June 20-(P)-Maj.- Gen. Nikolai Afanasiev, chief prosecutor of the sixteen Poles on trial for subversive activities be- hind the Russian lines has asked the court for no death sentences, but only imprisonment.
 He told the military collegium Soviet supreme court in his sum- nation that death is not needed, 'because we are living through the days of joyous victory and the Soviet nation is mightier than it ever was"
 The final evidence indicated that Stanislaw Mikolajaczyk who resigned as head of the Polish ex- fled government in London when it failed to accept his recommen- dations of accord to the Lublin- Warsaw regime had been kept in the dark concerning alleged anti Russian activities of the Polish underground.
 Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-20
S.S. Baranof
 Arrives In Nome

The SS. Baranof, first passenger vessel of the 1945 season arrived last evening about 10:30 pm. Ac- cording to the Navy we can't say anything else about iO. Following is the list of passengers who ar- rived:
 Vera Angarok, Salom Abraham, Steffene Anderson, Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mary A. Anderson, Edith Arnold, Raymond Arnold and Infant, Robert F. Black, Mrs. H. Black, John Campbell, c. J. Carlson, Joseph Christian, Mrs. Mary Cogswell, o. P. Davis, Miss C. L. Ebert, Mrs. H. Engstrom, Joan Engstrom, Ronald Engstrom, June Engstrom, Colman Griffin, Mrs. Della Goshaw, H. B. Gault.
 Mary L. Calvin, Mrs. Hilda Hansen, Smiley Hansen and In- fant, Selmer Johnson, Mrs. Doro- thea Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Milton Johnson, Pemberton Killeen, Magdalene Klippen, I. Leonard, James Moto, Paul Moneymaker, Hazel Moneymaker, John Money maker, Helen Nashaloak, Richard Ordway, Wallace Porter, J. A. Pans, Jenne M. Poison, Donatta Roberts, Joanna Seiffert, Nels Swanberg, Charlotte Swanberg, Mrs. Grace Edman, Joseph Saub, Juanita Sharp, Tolbert Scott, Mrs. T. Scott, Jane and the Burnett in- fant, J. Yavorsky, and J. B. Wing field.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-20
Aleutian Based
 Planes Play Havoc With Jap Shipping

ELEVENTH AIRFORCE HEAD QUARTERS, June 20-@- In sweeps off the Kuriles by the Eleventh Airforce Liberators and Mitchells Sunday and Monday they sank three small cargo ships and left another in flames and damaged three others.
 Two Liberators broke off from the formation bombing Suribachi
 Continued on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-20

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20-tR Conference leaders are striving to resolve the last issues between the great and small powers so that President Truman can keep his date to close the meeting next Sat urday.
 With the President already on the West Coast at Olympia, and with the time growing short to prepare the projected Big Three meeting in Berlin next month the American delegates are especially hopeful it will not be necessary to delay the closing session until early next week; but much de- pends on the remaining issue over the extent of discussion to be al- lowed in the United Nations Gen. eral Assembly.
 It is supposed to have been set
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-20
EVA. Official
 Here On Survey

Mir. L. R. Durkey of the En- gineers Division of the Federal Works Agency is in Nome. He has been busy in other cities of the Territory assisting them with their EVA projects. His most re- cent work has been in Anchorage in connection with the improve
 Continued on Page Eight)
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-20
Conference Closing Saturday Doubtful Officials Hope For Compromise

tied, but yesterday the officials said there seemed no question that the timetable would be thrown off if it is not settled finally today.
 Russia is asking for stricter limitation in assembly debates than Australia's, as leader of the small nations group considers &C., ceptabIe. Several efforts at compromise have failed to pro duce an agreement
 Other conference work is speed ing toward a conclusion. The prin- ciples for the projected security league were voted on last night by the conference commission. This commission also agreed unani- mously in separate declaration that the Franco government of Spain, because of Axis support in
 Continued on Page Eight
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-20
Allies Sign Agreement On YugOslavia

ROME, June 20 20-B-Allied headquarters has announced a program for implementing the AL lied Yugoslav agreement on the occupation of Venezia Giulia signed and said "the discussion covered the detailed delineation of the boundary, and an agree ment upon Belgrade to use the ports of Trieste and Pola; and the western area to be occupied by he western area to be occupied by Anglo-American troops, and the eastern area by Yugoslav troops. The whole area of venezia Giulia is to be held in trust by the re- spective countries pending final settlement at the peace confer ence-"
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-20
Allies Advance Thirteen Miles In Cagayan Valley
By SPENCER DAVIS

MANILA, June 20-(P)-Under cover of a furious artillery bar rage Maj. Gen. Beightler's Thirty Seventh Division spanned the Ca gayan river in norhern Luzon in assault boats Monday and sped northward in a total gain of thir- teen miles, liberating the town of Naguilian.
 The advance placed the Buck eyes within three miles of the city of Ilagan, with a population of thirty-thousand, capital of Isabella Province.
 Japanese casualties continued heavy as the Tanks drove up the valley and totaled more than six teen hundred dead and nearly five hundred prisoners during the past week.
 Australian forces on northwest ern Borneo meanwhile advanced on all sectors, driving closer to the Seria oil fields.