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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-24

of other Federal projects since 1882 you gentlemen wouldn't even have the home to build so that you can put bathrooms into them"
 The housing-loan lobbyists will have a hard time staging another dinner in the future.
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 'fDre1U Pearson IS going to San Francisco tGllere he tUiI cOUer the United Nations Conference Copyright, 1915, by Bell Syndicate, Incl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-24
LOOK and LEARN sy q GORDON

O. original Indian tribes and left?
 9. prepared breakfast foods introduced? 8 originally prepared? 4.
 5. Is linguae"?
 ANSWERS
 originally 330 tribes,  organized tribes April 1940 credited the chief introducing such foods in 1897 8. especially of calves lambs kids. 4. whiskers.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-19

hribu. Hitro pogleda Sc Roza-
mario in odhiti ven.
Tri zakrinkane .postave: Go.
spod professor :. =.
"Gospod kolega, poeakajte, da
MAIDEN syoje noge. ,Zvezo z nil.
mi sem izgubil. To je bila voz-
MIA! Ali Sc zivi?"
3 'Da, gospod professor, toda
rnudi se!'' <.
Potem zagleda Harro skozi
rdeco meglo pred ocmi tuj
obraz. Ozek, ,neprespan, gore.
cimi solznimi ocni, skoraj ka.
kor njegov.
Nato zakrije svoje oei. Ne mo.
re gledati, kako premikata diva
tuja cloveka ljubljeno telo, XII je
brez moci. Sc zmerom so straSne
SAME njegovi zavesti, nocna
mora -. Zdaj je ze cisto svetlo
in drozgi pojejo skozi dez.
In gospoda Sc posvetujeta. --
Knez potrka ma vrata, ker ne
more vec vzdrzati. "Gospod pro.
fesor, moi edini otrok :" Sko.
raj otrocje prosijo njegove tenn.
ne oci.
"Visokost, kar bo mogoce, Sc
DO zgodilo. Toda oba Sc bojiva
moznosti, da gospa grofica ope.
racije ne bi prestala -
Professor molci.
"Moj sin mora odlociti."
In mozu morata razloziti stra
sni polozaj. Gospod professor ga
poskusa pregovoriti. Upanja mu
ne more prav mnogo dati. Seve
da, ma drugi strani je tenna noe
In vendar, da bi jo pustil umret
pod nozem tujih ljudi Pc
kel je v njegovi dusi.
"Oce, odloci til"
Knez rec preprosto: "Obrnit
Sc moramo tia, kjer je kaj upa
MIA"
In potem nastane divje zivlje
ME v hisi. Tvoja slavnostna dvo
rama, ubogi Harro! Tvoja leps
| slavnostna dvorana z mnogim
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okni v zeleno prirodo. Kako vse
Lett in bezi! Minute ginevajo.
Redke minute, ko sme Sc sedeti
oh postelji z bledo roko v svoji.
"Rozamarija!' =.
Samo sepeta Sc. Ona je cula
njegov glas. Njena dusa Sc vr-
ne 2 drhtecimi krili. Pred ME
MIN leziseem kleci in njegove
oci pocivajo v njenih. ''Ne pojdi
cd meme, dusa, moja dusa, mole
sinje nebo."
Potem Sc neka roka dotakne
njegove rane. Gospod dvorni
svetnik, zelo resen in bled:
"Odidite zdaj, gospod grof!"
Divji obup Sc ga poloti. ''Kaj
boste z MO storili Ne mo-
rem, ne morem >"
'Gospod grof, mudi se."
Tedaj zacuti kolo, XII Sc vail
cez njegovo srce. z nerodnimi
koraki odide liz spalnice.
S knezom gre v delavnico. Ne
vidi nosilnice, XII sta jo Mart in
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(NadaHevanJe)

Proti veeeru, ko je otrok ze
legel in sedi Liza pri MEM, da
nj cisto sam v gozdu, odidejo po
sopek "a Rozomarijo. Rozamari-
ia 81 je ovila tencico okoli las.
Vecerni vetrie Sc igra z njo. AL
fred skace "a cveticami in 81 v
vlazni travi zmoci lepo zlikane
robove hlac. Nabira spomincice,
opece Sc OBJ koprivah in je vessel
kakor vrabec ma strehi. Harro
hodi sem in tia in njegove oci Sc
pasejo ma lepotah vecera. Roza-
maria nosi svoj sopek, XII posta-
ia cedalje vecji, molei in Sc
smehlja. In Harro hodi nepre-
stano "a njo, da uziva Sc njeno
hojo, nezadovoljnez. Sal hodi
Dusica Sc zmerom kakor kralji-
ca. Kakor glasba je njena hoja.
Drozg pole, kakor hi hotel IL
peti svoje srce. In nebo, ma ka-
terem so Sc nabirali grozeci, de-
bell oblaki, Sc je pomirilo. Obla'
XII so Sc razdelili v mehke ov.
cice, XII postajajo cedalje boil
zlate. Nazadnje zazare v skrlatu.
Il jezikov gozda, XII segajo ma
Rimski travnik, vstajajo ze Wis
njeve sence. Tam med jelsami
Sc ze predejo prve meglice.
''Dragi, poglej tamle nebeska
polja roz," reee Rozannarija. So
pek, XII ga mora drzati Re ODE
ma rokama, dvigne kvisku. In
sol, XII lei mad vrhovi! In kake
skrivnosten je postal gozd!"
Mimo pridivja preplasen sr
MAX. Hkratu pretrga tisino re
EEK pok.
sOh, ali ne p.orejo Sc nirova
til" vzklikne Harro yes jezen
Rozamarija obrne svoj lep
obraz proti njemu in njen sopei
Sc zamaie. Sc nekaj korakov ma
pravi, potem klecne ma kolena
omahne naprej in polozi CLAW
ma cyetje.
'Rozanarija, kaj ii je? Ali $
Sc prestrasila? Ali 81 Sc spotal
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Du$ica ROzan,arija
lSVETNICA IN NJEN NoREc1
Agnes Gunthsr
Poslovenil Boris RihtersE
Agnes Gunahsr
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersif

nila?" z obena rokama jo prime
in jo hoce dvigniti. Alfred je
,prebledel kakor zid in mrrnra:
20 bog, o bog!'
"Alfredn' vzklikne Harro.
NE bodite taksen zajec. Sal vi
dite, da il je slabo. Skocite nitro
po vodo!"
Toda Alfred Sc ne zgane. Vrze
Sc ma tia craven ME.
20 bog, o bog!"
Harro je wei Rozamarijo ma
kolena. Zelo bleda je, toda nitro
odpre oci. Velike, temne, cisto
izpremenjene oei. <Potem opazi,
kako Sc cipke ma njenih prsih
rdece barvajo. In razume.
"Harro," sepne Alfred, '.kam?
Domov? V lovski hisi nimamo
nicesar, nikogar. cakaj, nekaj
drogov." Vstane in zbezi cez
travnik proti skritemu streliseu'
Nesreenega strelca nj mixer vec.
Use mora sluziti, suknjic, robec,
mo6no vrbovo protje. cez nekaj
casa Sc yrne in vlece "a seboj
"a silo narejena nosiia.
Harro je poskusn vzeti zeno
v narocje, toda zastokala ,je. -
Tudi toliko moci ne bi vec incl.
da bi 10 nesel. Kakor o1namlje11
je, in IL gozda lezejo sence. Zdi
Sc mu, kakor bi ga cd vseh stra.
nj opazovale femme oci. Tudj
Harro mora dati vse, kar lahke
poorest, potem pa polozita tr
pece bite kolikor mogoee memo
ma nosila. Harro hodi kakor :
naegli. Naprej. Pc ylazni, porasl
gozdni stezi, kjer Sc med drew
jem vlecejo BE belle megle. Bre
| me je tezko "a oba rnoza, sal il
eden izned njiiu Sc skoraj bre;
moei, drugemu pa je groza ohro
1rnila vse ude. III
Tedaj Sc zacuje pok bicenn
"Nosila ma tla," ukaze Alfree
in odhiti skozi grmovje narav
most "a zvokom. Zapoznel voz
Dve kravi vleceta tovor deteNe
/ .lKmet Sc prestrasi napol golsg'
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tENAKoPRAVNosT

bi bill moral It'll, samo 'korak. 2
"Ubogi moi Harro. Ne, ne mo-
re biti bozja VOLTA. Pojdi, lezi!
Sal lahko JAZZ sedina pri svoji
hceri."
Dusa, Rozamarije pa vendar
ne more biti prav .dalec. Ma ME.
nth oceh Sc vidi, da ga pozna.
Govoriti ne more vec. Samo 70.
ko lahko Sc dvigne in jo spusti
potem nazaj ma edejo. Zunaj su.
mi dez, XII Lie v potokih. De5
kakor hudournik, in voz Thor.
steina 81 tezavo ultra pot k
specenu otroku in moleci Lii
po razmehcani in poplavljeni
poti. Brandensteinu sklepetajo
zobje cd mrzlice in Cash mora
glasno zaihteti. Ma kozlu stoji
in poganja. Naposled Rrivede
svoja konja srecino ma grajsko
dvorisce. Zunaj je pravi vesolj-
nj potop. V spalnici je velika
stiska. Rozamarija hoce nekaj
povedati. Oh, kako moledujejo
njene uboge oci.
Henrik DO takoj tu. Alfred je
Sci ponj.''
Ali je on? Ne.
"Oce?'
Harro Sc skloni cez MO in ona
mu sepne tezavo: 'sOroznik... -
in gleda ga strahom. Potem
utone spet njena dusa v sanjsko
dezelo.
Kaj hoee? Vsi skupaj ne mo-
rejo uganiti. In nicesar vec ne
rece. Toda vsi vidijo razlocno,
da Sc zacenja boj. Kakor teak
kamen il mora nekaj lezati ma
prsih. Zmerom iznova poskusa
zvaliti to breme stran. Naposled
Sc zasveti bledo jutro skozi go.
sti plasc megle. Gospod dvorni
svetnik stopica z uro v rokah
po stopnicah navzdol in navzgor
&c Sc nj vrazje vozilo kje po.
kvarilo! Stokrat Sc mu zazdi, da
slisi skozi pljuskanje dezja ro
potanje avtomobila. In zdaj >.
Ne mott Sc. Dve solnci vidi na
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asistent prinesla v slavnostno
dvorano.
Knez stoii craven MEGA. Ali
znas se moliti, Harro moj?"
Moliti, zdaj moliti -. ko ne
sejo njegovo lepo sreco ma ope-
racijsko mizo? Odkima.
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THERESA 0ERzEI. Ave, Anqsppa,
HORZEN Al Princeton, Ill.
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imoza. Naposied razume vse. Te-
lie mai do najblnje telefonske
4 lpostaje in 'telefonira ma Brau-
| neck, IA se be primerila nesreca.
4 Novi avto mai pride cinnprej 8.
\ Klnall nato sta ze polozila Rozo-
| mario ma zeleno deteljo in, hva-
la bogu, zaveda Sc menda, kajti
udobno Sc de vleknila. Alfred
prime kravi pri glavah, Harro
| pa koraka oh vozu in drzi drhte-
20 roko ma Dusicini bledi roli.
\ Dobra roka, - svoje lice pritis-
ne K njej. Pocasi Sc ziblje voz po
4 gozdni cesti. Temna noe prihaja
| in prve zvezde Sc ze lesketaio
mad kalostnim sprevodom. -
4 Naposled !, Thorstein.
Mart" zastoka gospodar. -
Tedaj spozna Mart, da je veil
ka senca lie prisla. Rozomarijo
$50 pravkar polozii ma posteljo,
tedaj Sc pa zacuje ma dvoriscu
nekaksno tuljenje in dive solnci
--zarometa-osvetlita grajska
| vrata. Avto je priSel. Gospod
dvorni svetnik in bolniska stree
MICA sta Sc pripeljala v MEM.
Use je kakor morece SAME, il
katerih SIC clovek Sc lahko zbu-
di. Otrpel in zravnan stoji Harro
oh znozju postelje, zdravnik in
streznica pa opravljata svoje de-
10. Niti najmanj Sc ne izpremeni
obraz dvornega svetnika, ko raz-
iskuje neznatno rano. Rozamari-
ia odpre cash "a trenutek oci
in njene roke Sc nekoliko dvig-
nejo. Harro stoji in eaka. Kaj
bo rekel moz, XII ina zdaj v ro-
kah zivljenje njegove zene? Te-
daj mu zdravnik pomigne, mai
gre "a MIN. v zlati dvorani OBJ
staneta OBJ otroskem vodnjaku.
Alfred stoji pri telefonu. V ro-
kah ina slusalo in imenik.
"Gospod grof, bojim Sc, da tici
krogla pod srcem. Rad hi pokli-
cal ma pomoe nekega svojega to-
varisa il Wurzburga."
| "Wurburg," rece Alfred Bran
denstein v telefon. Niti sekunde
ne zamudi. Dvorni svetnik mare.
kuje ime in naslov. Ayto Sc mo;
ra peljati k brzemu vlaku, &c be
lie mogoce.
IS tenn vrazjim vozom je vse
mogoee. Ne, vsega upanja ne bo.
mo izgubili. Noe DO pa huda
Professor je ze incl nekaj tax.
snih .primerov. Bolnico moramo
samo ohraniti pri moceh :"
In potem stole spet v lepi spal.
nici, kjer Sc euti zdaj tako tuj
vonj. Avto oddrvi skozi noe. -
Mladi gospod bi rad z grofom
govoril. -
''Harro," reee Alfred drge
tajocimi ustnicami, 'Edekle v low
ski hisi in otrok. Ali ne bi bile
dobro, &c bi Sc peljal tia in ju
privedel?"
Otrok! Pri tel besedi Sc mt
zdi, kakor bi Sc bilo nekaj v
MEM utrgalo.
! 'Pojdem, Harro!'
Voz oddrdra skozi vrata ir
spet umolkne vse ma Thorsteinu
Harro sede k postelji, kjer lez
bleda roka, XII Sc Sc zmerom dvi
ga in omahuje. v lepem obrazu
lie neka tuja poteza, XII postajs
I cedalje izrazitejsa. Zdi Sc mu
kakor hi lezel droben copic pt
crtah nosa, da SO vse jasnejse II
): doloenejse. Strasece plemenit j.
obraz, XII ga Sc zmerom zagrinj;
nezen pajcolan. Ustnice so dobi
le cudno sivkasto rdeco barvt
in VISA okolica oci je temna. Ii
Harro mora to opazovati s. svo
:;,,o; h<o1no; cliIa,io More T11i:
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the Rising Sun had enough of the Coming
RettO
destitute
brushes photographs clothing
their
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-24
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Jean Marlene Ray, 6, was worried because her dollie's shoes were coming apart. Unable to get repair job in Kansas City. June's mother mailed the shoes to Pfc. Harold Ray, June's shoe maker father with the army in Europe. The repaired shoes re- turned 3 weeks later. Here June shows the renovated footwear.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-24
NOTICE Referendum No. 1

To the Voters of the City of Kodiak, Third Division, Terri tory of Alaska:
 NOTICE is hereby given that at the general election to be held in the City Hall on the 3rd day of April, 1945, between the hours of 8 am and 7 pm, qualified vot els will cast ballots for the pur. pose of ratifying or rejecting the provisions of Referendum No. l., the same being an Ordinance granting franchise to Martha Kostrometinoff. for a period of 20 years, to construct, operate and maintain an electric tele- phone system and lines over and upon the streets, alleys and other public places within the City of Kodiak, Alaska.
 An elector desiring to vote at said election must be a citizen of the United States, over the age of 2l years, and must have re- sided ill the Territory of Alaska for one CD year next preceding the election and six (6) months next preceding the election with in the limits of the City of Kod iak, and must have the quali6ca- tions prescribed by the Act of Congress of March 3, 1927, en- titled: "An Act to Prescribe Ger tain of the Qualifications of Vot- CTS in the Territory of Alaska, and for other Purposes.
 Dated this 2Sth day of Febru- ary, 1945.
 c. Blankenburg
 City Clerk
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-24
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A little repatriate girl, Eleanor Ruth Austen, being brought to St. Louis, Mo-, on troop trans port, from India where her mother died, grins up at Chief Boatswaln's mate Joseph Henger who makes her a pair of shoes. The girl, being brought back by her father, Sgt. James F. Austen. IT,, learned to walk aboard the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Crosse lie
Fe+e Fixed
CROSSE LIE. Jar. q

CROSSE lie, Jan y
VNHE spotlight IN this weeks
Il news is held by the rising
generation invited by Mrs. Ed
mund r. Shurly 10 celebrate,
Monday. the second birthday ef
her son, Edmund Jf The party
will be at the home of Mrs.
Shurly's parents.- Mr., and Mrs,
Robert Pinkerton, with whom
she is living while her husband
is overseas. Invited are Mrs.
Robert Burns and Scotty, Mrs.
Richard Arms and Hickey. Mrs.
John Stone and John Jr.,
Mrs. John c. Clee and Johnny
III, Mrs. ClarkSon Wormser OF
Detroit and Clarkson " Mrs.
George Pinkerton and Robert
and George Jr., Mrs. Robert
Gillian and Bobbie and Linda.
Mrs. Charles Peltz and Charles
Jr., Mrs. David Finley and
David Jr., Mrs. Rutherford Met
calf and Tommy, Mrs. Storm
Vanderzee and Anne.
Arriving Feb. 3 10 be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Melish
A. Thompson, for the wedding
of Mrs. Thompson'S sister, Janet
Alexander, 10 Donald Anderson,
will be Mrs. William p. Drake,
formerly of the Island but now
of Bryn Mawr, Pa. Other
guests who will come later are
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Theodore An
derSon of Windsor Conn. par
ents of the bridcgroom-elect;
William p. Drake. Yellott F.
Hardcastle and Mrs Y Fitz-
hugh Hardcastle Jr. of Broom
all. Pa.
Miss Elnora Goring. Tuesday
evening, will entertain a group
Of Miss AleXander'S friends at
her home in w. River road and
on Feb. 3 the members of st.
James Choir. which Mr. An
derson directs, will give a buffet
dinner for Miss Alexander and
Mr.. Anderson at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jackson
in Colonial Court.
Residents of Crosse fic So
iourning at Miami Beach in
Clude Mrs. Harold B. William
son, Mrs. Ray Jacox with her
son, David. and Mrs Ralph
Sanders with her daughter,
Sharon.
Born 10 Chief Pharmacist
Mate Norman StuTlaugson and
Mrs. Sturlaugson CRuth Nc
Crackenl daughter, Mary
Irene, on Jan. 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Sat. and Bride
Reside =inaGHHiEf port

s SGT. AND MRS. NAL
COLIN HESS, who were mar
ried Jan. 6 in the chapel of the
Romulus Army Air Base. are
making their home IN Gulfport.
Miss. where he is stationed.
The bride is the former Con-
stance T. Burgan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Burgan OF
Southwestern avenue, and lhe
mother of the bridegroom IS
Mrs. d. d. Hess of Hillsdale.
Sgt Hess recently returned
from the European theater OF
operations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Miss sOeOrQ
Navy Bride

MISS ELIZABETH LOUISE
vi GEORGI. daughter az Mir.
and Mrs Franz n Geoggl. az
( o'clock on Saturday afternoon
IN The Bethany Evangelical
Church. became the hrldc ot
Frs IN Roberi Kenneth tfXc.
ltSAC. son of Mr. and Mrs r.
W. Frye OF Lansing formerly OF
Crosse PCinte.
The Rev Edwin Mayer o'fi-
Cisted
The bride wore a white satin
gown and r Juliet cap of SATIN
embroidered with seeG pearls,
Her triple.tiercd bridal veil fell
thu length of heT costume and
she carried q large cascade bou-
ouet of white roses CcntcIod
with white orchids
Mas. Maurice Robinson was
nAtron Of honor and Miss Nancy
Hewitt and Mrs. Charles +.
GeorCi SlSter.In-laV OF the bride,
were bridesmaids,
They wore gowns Of aqua
marine taffeta and head bands
OF matching material. Their
flowers were pale yellow chrys-
anthemums in arm bouquets.
Miss Nancy GeorCi. cousin Of
thC bride. was a Junior brides
maid. and her gown was of
%elieu- -taffeta she we're match
inc ribbon rosCtteS IN her curls
and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS with aquamarine satin
strcamcrS.
Maurice Robinson was best
man and the uSherS were Fred
HalzAauor and s John Georgi.
Mrs Geergi chose black
crepe dinner dress with touches
Of dusty blue, a feather hat IN
dusty blue and a pale yellow
gladioli corsage bouquet.
Mrs. Frye wore a purple
dress and a fluffy matching
feather IN her Colffurc, Her
flowers were white gardenias.
A reception -waS held IN the
Adams room of the Whittier.
Ensign and Mrs. Frye have
left for Melbourne, Fla where
Ensign Frye is stationed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
New Century Club
Will Hear Hedqes

DETROIT NEW CENTURY
CLUB will meet Monday in the
auditorium of the Ingleside
Club to hear Henry NJ. Hedges
of Chicago discuss natural color
photography.
Mr.. Hedges was until very
recently the senior civil engi-
neer with the First Construction
Battalion of the Seabees on the
island of Bora Bora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedges were the
only white people on the island
until the navy came TO build
a base there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
CAR Executives
Meet TUESDAY,

MICHIGAN SOCIETY. Chill
dren of the American Revofu-
ton, on Tuesday, will hold its
first senior executive board
meeting of 1915 at the Women S
CITY Cas-
Mrs. Kenneth a, Kitchen VIII
a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
lPreslon swccIL

Announcement is being
made of the engagement Of
Kathleen Toole to PO Rob-
ert Lachner, USN, bN Mr..
and Mrs. John P. Toole OF
Collingwood avenue, par
ents of the bride-elect.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-25
Japs Planes Attack Okinawa To Stop U. $. Field Plans

GUAM, June 25-tP)-Japan's best airmen in their newest planes apparently entered to forestall American development of Okina- wa as base of operations.
 Nippon, having lost the island 325 miles from Japan's southern shores to the American Tenth Army and being short of suffi- cient navy power to oppose the plans to make the island one huge air base.
 The Nipponese struck through air which was the best that has been had for some time, on Thurs day and Friday. American pilots, anti-aircraft, and artillery downed fifty nine enemy planes Pacific headquarters announced Sunday.
 Yank airmen said that the Jap anese tactics are much more skill full than in previous raids. The enemy planes included new types of army and navy fighter craft as well as bombers carrying the re- gently developed one man baka rocket suicide bombs.
 Fleet Admiral Nimitz said the Japanese suffered nearly hum dred ten thousand casualties on Okinawa.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-25
C.I.s Trap Twenty Thousand Japs In Cagayan Valley

MANILA, June 25-P Hun dreds of veterans of the United States Eleventh Airborne Division joined the gliders for the first time in the southwest Pacific and descended on rice paddles near the north Luzon port of Aparri Saturday and swung south to join in the final battle of Cagayan val ley, where it is estimated twenty thousand Japanese are trapped.
 Airborne troops landed in bright sunlight without opposition.
 The town of Aparri, the Japan csc escape port from Luzon was captured earlier by guerrillas and units of the United States Sixth Army chutists, who fought in the bloody Manila campaign and brought formidable pack howit- gers, while gliders disgorged jeeps and mobile radio equipment for the rapid push up the Cagayan river were commanded by Maj Gen. Swing.
 Troopers contacted the guerril- las already in the area and com bined the force quickly and cap tured the town of Lallo eleven miles south of Aparri, only fifty air miles north of Tuguecacao, the Cagayan province capital, which is still held by another guerrilla force despite three days of des- perate Japanese countrattacks.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-25
l2 Soldiers Killed When Bus Overturned

JOPLIN, June 25-P-Twelve persons were killed and 28 injured when a bus loaded with soldiers struck cow and swerved off the highway, plunging down ten-foot embankment and overturned.
 The soldiers were returning to Camp Crowder twenty-five miles south of here after a weekend in Joplin. There were forty-one pas sngers aboard. The top of the bus collapsed as it overturned, pin ming the passengers inside. The rescuers worked two hours remov- ing the dead and injured.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-25
TOkiO Admits Air Raids Destroyed FOrmOsan Cities

MANILA June 25-{P-Radio Tokyo admitted that in six months of systematic American air raids they have demolished most of the cities on Formosa, Guardian is- land, and the East China coast and sent residents fleeing to the hills, with the cities reduced to cin- ders."
 The enemy broadcast said the city dwellers had dispersed and organized themselves into various formations to meet any possible emergency" New fire raids and bombing of the island were re- ported by Macarthur conducted during the week by Mitchell bombers. More than fifteen hun dred junks and other small craft have been strafed in the waters between Kongkong and Canton, and at last forty junks wrecked.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-25
TRAP 10000 LAPS
Truman Says Vets Will Run This
 Country After War

PORTLAND, June 25-R - President Truman told wounded soldiers and veterans of this war "in the next generation the veter- ans of this war are going to run this country" They fought to save it and now they want to fight to maintain it, that is their duty"
 The President left at 11:49 am. for the United Nations conference in San Francisco after an enthus- iastic greeting from the people of Portland. He left McChord Field near Tacoma, at 9:07 and arrived in Portland at $40, accompanied by Governor Wallgren and Sen ator Magnuson.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-25
Lend-Lease To Russia Is Now Being Sent To Siberia

actually stopped and all commit ments which were not then en- route to Russia or being loaded on ships.
 The Russians were given the choice of paying cash if they want the previously promised lendlease supplies to finish uncompleted plants. Crowley testified that the highest military strategists regard Siberian lend-lease as a military advantage to United States" He explained "the possibility of Rus sia's enry into the war against Japan acts to pin down in north ern Manchuria large numbers of Jap troops which otherwise might be diverted against Allied forces in the Asiatic theatre"