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Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
Totals ........4 6
MILFORD CARDETTES
Totals
IN ME MORIAM

In loving memory of our father.
Chos. X. Wilson. 81. who died Feb
ruarH II. 1915:
Peacefully sleeping. resting at last.
Th" worlds weary troubles and trials
are past.
In silence he suffered. in patience he
bore.
TIL God called him home to suffer ne
more.
Sadly missed hy Elizabeth and
Harry. It'll
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
MILFORD HIGH GIRLS
DEFEAT THE CARDETTES

The Milford High girls basketball
team defeated the Cardettes on
Tuesday night. February >, by a
very close score of 10 to II. Hunt
for Milford High. was high scorer
with 9 points. while Long for the
Cardettes. was right behind with
six points Long is the girls Mil
ford High coach.
The box scores:
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08

Why not drive in
today. Our careful
attention can help
h cad off battery
failure and nui-
sance. Well cheer
fully give your
battery a check-up
a TO cost.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08

During the past year there were
1,6l9 accidents on highways outside
Wilmington. resulting in 63 persons
being killed and 763 injured. ac-
cordin2 to a report released by COL.
Paul W HaIi Iiland of the Delaware
State Police.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
Totals ......6 4
MILFORD CARDETTES
Totals

The Milford Cardettes dOwned j.
NJ. Clayton on Wednesday night.
January 20, by score OF - to IA.
Harrington, a Cardette. was high
scorer with Is points Rust, also a
Cardette. ran a close second with
Is points.
The box scores:
j. NJ CLAYTON
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22
AiF Excursion This Sunday

The Pacific Northern Airlines ar excursion that was not held last Sunday because of weather, is planned to be made next Sum- day (tomorrow), Ray Martin, agent announced today,
 Enough passengers have sign ed for a first flight and names are being taken for a second one tentatively planned for the same day. It is also hoped to have a similar sightseeing tour made sometime around the 4th of July also.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22


 Following the outbreak of smallpox in the State of Wash ington during March, 222 people in Kodiak were vaccinated against the disease, according to information from the Depart. ment of Health at Juneau. Other cities were as follows: Juneau, 337O; Ketchikan, All; Peters burg, 527; Metlakatla, All; Cor dova, BIZ; Wrangell Institute, 312; Palmer, 360.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

l;;ANew York (R)-Joe Louis re- tained his worlds heavyweight championship Wednesday night with an 8th round knockout of Billy Conn. Aggressor all the way, Louis nailed Conn midway through the l5 round fight with
 a smashing left. Two vicious
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

MT. and Mrs. Howard Wake field and son, and Ed Roe, of Iron Creek, visited in Kodiak this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

rights started the challenger down and a failing hook by Lou IS sealed the outcome. Conn was knocked unconscious.
 He barely started to stir when referee Eddie Joseph completed the count. The crowd was esti- mated at 65 thousand.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-22

Mrs. Robert Dawson is em- ployed as part time clerk at the postoffice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11
SAMO $500

Krasna farma ma Dock R.,
obsegajoca 5 akrov; tlakovana
costa. Prva farma ma desni stra-
nj ma Dock Rd. cd Rt. 20 v Madi-
son, O. Velika hisa 10 sobami;
vse skozi prebarvana in prenov-
ljena! Weather-Seal okna; ko-
palnica, tekoca vroca in mrzla
voda in pralnica S pralnimi ko-
riti ma prvemu nadstropju. Lepa
klet, velik hlev z novo streho,
it'd. Zemlja je pescena. in izvrst-
ma. Skozi sredino farme tece po-
tok ter je izvrsten prostor "a
piknike in turiste. Pikniski pro-
stori Sc prav lahko dajo V ma
jem. Sc lahko takoj vselite. 2
minuti hoje cd busa. Oglejte 81
farmo, potem pa poklicite KE
OO34.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11
IGRA eDESETI BRAT"
v KOCEVJU

Igralska druzina donna ljud-
ske prosvete v Kocevju je 3. av-
gusta vprizorila pod milim ne
bonn Jurcicevega "Desetega bra
ta". Igre ma prostem zahtevajo
mnogo sodelujocih in igra "De-
seti brat' Sc prav posebno. S
podporo MOOF v Kocevju je
bio to vprasanje zadovoljivo
reseno in vprizoritev igre ONO
goeena. Prostor "a igro je bill
posreceno izbran. Razsvetljava
je bila v splosnem dobra, lie Kr-
javljeva koca je bila proved v te-
mi in cato PRIOR, ko Martin
Spak pripoveduje Kvasu povest
svojega zivljenja. nj ma gledal'
ce ucinkoval tako, kakor bi bi
sicer. Scenerija je bila okusns
in tedanji dobi primerna.
1gralsko je bila igra ma do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11

ma svet, eseji Filipa Kalana q
naslovom Pesem o veselem ve-I
tru, zapiski 0 kulturnem delu v
partizanih, zapiski o partizan-
skem gledaliscu in pa tri' knjige
DIR. Kruifa Borba "a, zivljenje,
Lovci ma mikrobe in Borci proti
srnrti.
Izsla pa bo tudi vista poljub-
no znanstvenih knjig, tako o
zgradnji vesoljstva, nastanku
nebesnih teles, o izvoru in raz-
voju cloveka (dr. Bozo skrlj)
energija, delo in gmota in pa
Veliki in mali svet it'd.
Nova Presernova knjiznica
ina namen, kot pravi knjizno
naznanilo, odpreti dobri progre-
sivni knjigi pot najsirse ljud-
ske sloje. v prvi seriji DO Ko-
ledar Osvobodilne fronte "a leto
1947, ponatis Samorastnikov
Prezihovega Voranca in pa knji'
ga spominov ma partizanska le'
ia.
Med pomembnimi izdajam
Slovenskega knjiznega zavoda '
novem letu DO tudi J. Pretnar
jew Rusko slovenski slovar
prirocna izdaja v zepnem for
matu ma 600 straneh. Poleg Sa
morastnikov DO izsla med pona
tisi razprodanih knjig tudi nov;
, izdaja Pozganice, romano Pre-
: zihovega Voranca in pa Koza
kov roman Sentpeter.
To je v grobih crtah program
i Slovenskega knjizevnega zavc
) da "a prihodnje leto. Poleg ma
: vedenih knjig bodo izsla p
!. moznosti Sc druga della domaci
: pisateljev, XII jih bodo avtor,
= predlozili pred letom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11
NOVA TOVARNA IA
ELEKTRICNE IZDELKE

Srbsko drzavno elektricno in
dustrijsko podjetje gradi maj
veejo belgrajsko tovarno "a
elektricne izdelke. Zavzemala DO
II, 400 kvadratnih metrov pro-
stora. Opremljena DO vsemi
pridobitvami socialne hygiene.
K tovarni DO spadal lep Dom
kulture in velik stadion. Dogra-
jena bo v dveh letih. Vse po-
druznice sindikata kovinarjev jo
pomagajo graditi prostovolj-
MIN delom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11
NOV VODOVOD PRI
DOBREM POLJU

v Ponikvah pri Dobrem polju
je dom onemoglih in tudi Mia
dinski dom, kamor posilja ljud-|
ska vlada Slovenije ma okreva-
ME otroke liz vseh delov Slove-
niie. Vedno je bila v Ponikvah
boleca tocka pomanjkanje pit
RE vode in noben cd bivsih ju-
goslovanskih rezimov nj bill nj
ii sposoben, niti voljen resiti to
perece vprasanje.
Letosnjo pomlad pa je Mini
strstvo "a socialno skrbstvo da-
10 pobudo "a napeljavo vodovo-
da, XII bo koristil istocasno Mia
dinskemu domu, Domu onemo-
glib in prebivalstvu. ceprav nj
bio ma razpolago dovolj sred-
stew, je danes vodovod Re ma
peljan. Prostovoljno SO Sc della
lotile sindikalne podruznice mi
nistrstva "a socialno skrbstvo,
ministrstva "a ljudsko zdravje,
ministrstva "a delo, prebivalci
terena Prule ter mladinci tere-
ma Vic il Ljubljane in domaci-
nj sami. 49,
Izkopali so $50 metrov dolg
jarek, docim so specialna della
kot razstreljevanje skal in po'
laganje vodovodnih cevi opravi
Ii strokovnjaki, jarek pa so "a
sipale zopet prostovoljne delov
ne skupine IL Ljubljane.
v nedeljo 4. augusta, sta sin
dikalna podruznica ministrstvs
"a socialno skrbstvo in terer
Prule il Ljubljane organizirals
delovno akcijo. Lepo jutro je bi
10, ko SO pojoe in dobre wolfe
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11

tovne knjizevnosti bodo prevedli
A. Vinogradova Tri barve sve-
Ia, roman D znamenitem fran
coskem pisatelju Stendhalu, XII
Sc dogaja v Rusiji, Franciji in
Italiji, dalje socialni roman ces-
ke pisateljice Marie Piljmano-
We Ljudje ma razpotju in pa Ego
'dovinski roman Romaina Rol-
landa, Colas Breugnon.
Poleg izdaj te redne zbirke
pripravlja Slovenski knjizni "a
vod vrsto novih izvirnih del.
Med temi bodo pesniske zbirke
Franceta Kosmaca, Jozeta Udo-
vica in Ceneta Vipotnika, IL
med pripovednih del pa novele
Lojza Kraigherja, slodnjakov
roman O. Levstiku naslovom
Pogine maj pes, Ingolicev ro-
man Vinski vrh in Seliskarjevo
Trzasko cesto.
v novi zbirki Ljudski izbor
slovenskih klasikov bodo med
prvimi zvezki izbrane pesmi ST.
mona Gregorcica, izbrane pove.
sti Ivana Tavcarja, humoreske
Frana Milcinskega in izbrane
novele Milana Puglja.
| v drugi seriji Knjiznice slo
venskega gledalisca bo izsla Po
trceva Kreftova domacija, Kref
tove Kreature, drama Ivans
Brncica Med stirimi stenami
Ogrinceva igra Kje je meja
Levstikov Juntez v Kreftov
predelavi, Drabosnjakova Igr;
o izgubljenem sinu, med tuji
mi deli pa Wolfovi Kotorsk
mornarji, Schurkova Pesem
ceste, Acharda zivljenje je lie
po, Katajeva Million tezav it'd
Kot naslednji zvezek Doku
mentov il osvobodilne borbe bo
do izsle reportaze K. Simonov
Med jugoslovanskimi partizan
=: spomini sovjetskega pisatelja, /
1 je prebil nekaj casa kot vojr
dopisnik v Jugoslaviji.
Slovenski knjizni zavod b
nadaljeval tudi knjizne izda:jt
XII jih je uvedla pred vojno Aka
demska zalozba z zbirkami Pr
- gledi in Miniaturne izdaje sic
venskih pisateljev. v prvi zbirl
;, DO izsla najprej razprava Mi
'; ka Rosa Topografije srednj'
y veske Ljubljane, v drugi pa p'
smi Valentino Vodnika, Fran
Levstika in Dragotina Kettej;
Med poucnimi knjigami, kt
=; je ime eni novih zbirk, DO izs1
~ =, nova, predelana izdaja knjig
. =; DIR. Milana Vidmarja Moi pogle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11

GEO. PANCHUR & SINOVI
lsso3 WATERLOO RID. KE 2l46
Trgovina s stenskim papirjem.
NU-Enamel barvami. Gopiei. potreb-
sSinami "a papiranje. Siseenje po-
dov. it'd. Papiramo in barvamo So
be znotraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11
GRADITEL.U PROGE
DOBILI POMOC

Sredi augusta je postal CLAW
nj odbor Rdeeega kriza "a Bos-
no in Herzegovina 5 vagonov
raznega blaga graditeljem MIA
dinske proge in sicer obleke,
obutve, perila, odej, hrane, raz-
mega sanitetnega m a teriala
zdravil in drugih predmetov
Vecji del je bill poslan po zelez-
nici do Tuzle, ostalo pa so po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11
MOVE SLOVENSKE KNJIGE
Sc PRIPRAVLJAJO

Slovenski knjizni zavod je q
novim Kranjcicevim romanom
"Pesem CORA" zakljucil svojo
prvo delovno leto. v tenn casu
je bilo izdanih vrsto dobrih do
mach del, predvsem Prezihov
roman Jamnica, Godinove Belle
tulpike, novele Miska Kranjca
Tihozitja in pejsazi in Antona
Ingolica Pred solncnim who
dom, poleg rednih izdaj pa Sc
pesmi Mateja Bora, Grudnovo
Pesnikovo srce, Potrceve nove-
lie Kocarji in druge povesti, no.
vele Vladimira Nazora, Seliskar-
jeve reportaze Zmagali bono,
ljudske izdaje dramatskih del
v Knjiznici slovenskega gleda-
lisea, prvi zvezek Puskinovih
Izbranih pesmi, nekaj zvezkov
Dokumentov liz osvobodilne bor-
be, de Kruifovo delo Borba "a
zivljenje, koledar Osvobodilne
fronte it'd.
! Ia prihodnje de1ovno leto je
Slovenski knjizni zavod ze ma
povedal svoje redne izdaje in
pa Sc vrsto posebnih zbirk, Xxi
bodo deloma nadaljevanje Ian
skin, deloma pa tudi move.
| Med rednimi knjigami bo IL.
sla Antalogija slovenske poezi.
je liz let narodno osvobodilne
borbe, izbor najboljsega ir
najznacilnejsega, kar so dali slo
venski pesniki v tenn casu. KnI
60 pripravlja Josip Vidmar. Mec
deli v vezani besedi DO Sc drug
: zvezek Puskinovih izbranih pc
smi, spet v prevodi Mileta Klop
7 cica, med izvirnimi pripovedni
> mi deli pa bodo evropski poto
pisi Prezihovega Voranca, k
bodo izsli v knjigi naslovon
, Borba ma tujih tleh in pa nov
roman Miska Kranjca Pisarna
Tu nam kaze prekmursko vas ,
predaprilski Jugosiaviji, m {
domovinsko vojno in v nov
lliudski drzavi. Izmed del liz sve
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11
NARODNO GLEDALIsCE JE
PRISPEVALO IA OBNOVO

clani Narodnega gledalisca v
Beogradu so prispevali "a OBJ
novo 19 predstav. v juliju SO
obisk ali graditelje mladinske
proge in jim prirejali predsta-
We, vcasih tudi po dive dnevno,
katere je obiskalo 21, 800 MIA
din graditeljev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11
eIRAN J

stojni visini in jo more igralska
drnzina steti med najbolj uspe-
lie nastope svojega oderskega
ustvarjanja. Obisk je bill zelo
lep in gledalci SO zadovoljni od-
ha jail prireditve, dasi Sc je
ia zavlekla eez polnoc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11
TRzASKI HARMONIKARJI
LJUBLJANI

v petek 9. augusta je prispel
>Ljubljano mladinski zbor
harmonikarjev, XII ga sestavlja-
jo otroci delavcev il najvecje tr-
zaske ladjedelnice Sv. Marka.
Zbor je ustanovil tovarniski od-
Dor Enotnih sindikatov ladjedel-
nice. Sestavljen je il 20 otrok,
6 do 16 let starih. Zbor vodi to-
varniski ,delavec GIOVANNI Ales-
sandro. Zbor je izredno delaven
in je do tega casa ze priredil
mad 40 koncertov. Nastopal je
po vsej Julijski krajini, tako v
Trstu, Tolminu, 1driji, Ajdovsci-
| nj, Postojni, Ilirski Bistrici, Pa
zinu in drugih krajih, v korist
brezposelnih delavcev in zrtev
fasistienega terorja.
Mladinski zbor harmonikar-
jew priredi nekaj koncertov po
Sloveniji in S svojimi nastopi
Sc tesneje poveze trzasko delov-
no ljudstvo z delovnimi mnozi-
cami Slovenije. Mladinski zbor
je nastopil Ljubljani II. avg.
v letnem gledaliscu v Tivoliju
oh II uri dopoldne, v ponedeljek
pa oh 8 uri zvecer. Vstop je bil
brezplacen, zbiralo Sc je lie pro.
stovoljne prispevke "a brezpo
seine delavce in zrtve fasistic
mega terorja v conf A.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11

slali s kamioni do Sarajeva.
Spremljevalci te h kamionov SO
razdeliti vse posiljke gradite-
ljem Mladinske proge ma tere-
nu samem. #s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-11
NOvfCEIz JUGOSLAvIJE


kamioni vozili v Ponikve. Ta-
koj SO prijeli "a delo. Cevi v
jarku so bile ze polozene, tre-
ba jih je bilo samo Sc zasuti.
Ker je bill jarek dolg, so Sc de-
lavci razdelili v skupine in so
med seboj tekmovali, da so do
segli najveeje uspehe. Delo je
bilo dovrseno. Vsak udelezenec
je povprecno zasul 6 m jarka,
XII je bill mestoma zelo sirok in
globok skoraj poldrugi meter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
CityNomed Defendant

Two Waterbury women filed civil actions in Superior Court against the City of Waterbury today as the result of sidewalk fails last winter.
 Barbara Toniinson claimed eiO.. 900 damages as the result of a fall Jan. % near B36 Watertown Avenue. She lists a fracture of the right ankle and injuries to her knee and back. She claims the injuries forced her to remain away from her work as an uphoisterer.
 The other plaintiff, Margaret Call win seek 5000 damages for I1- juries allegedly sustained in fail near % William Street Feb. !. She lists 6 concussion of the brain, and scalp and back injuries. An employe of the US. Time Corporation, she claims she stayed out Of work seven weeks as a result of the fall
 Both plaintiffs claim there were defect in the walks, and also un- curnulatiOis of snow and ice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
Lote TeOeher Honored By Associates
 Delegations
 Attend Rites
 For Miss Ryle

The funeral Of Miss Kathryn Ryle of 70 NAse Main eereee wAs held thla morning ae o,lb from the Mulvllle FNnera Home, go West Main Street
 Q @t' MargArets Church where Q solemn high Mass Of requiem was ielebrased at 3 o'clock hy the Rev, iohn conlAn, asslsted bg the Rev. James Mclaughlin, deacon and the Rev. Clement Shea, Sabdeacon. Seat. d ln the sanctuary were the Rev, john nyrnea os Bloomfield, The Rev, James Reilly, Q. 8. p,, oe Porto Rico and the Rev. Lawrence skelly, John Bonn was orgAnlst and Mrs. Robert MckieSnan, was soloist,
 A delegation representing the WN. terbuFy School Department, headed by John c, Qilmartin, included Thomas Nolan and John M. Drophy, The Waterbury Teachers' Associa. ton headed by Miss Margaret I, pll- lon, president included; Miss Rose Foley, Miss Anna B, N, Dwyer, Miss Julia Mc0ill, Mrs, Annie O'Hara, and Miss Mary 0arrity, The Epsilon Delta Sorority was represented by Mrs William Gallagher, Mrs. Thomas Kiernan, Mrs. Alfred Kenny, Mrs, Drew Connelly, Mrs. Bart Kingsbury, Mrs, John Sansone, Mrs. Patrick Wallace, Mrs. William Foe gArty, Mrs. John Nilson, Mrs. Benita Dalfe and the Misses Anne Mulhern, RenorA Barber and Helen Conlon. A delegation from the Rosary Con. fraternity of St. Margaret's Church included Mrs. William Deadly, Mrs. Harold Brennan, Mrs, James Ooyle, Mrs. Thomas Flanagan and Mrs. Adolnhus Bedore.
 Bearers were; Eugene Doherty, William F. Sheehy, William J. Sheehy, George LeDotte, J. II. Lesot- te and John ooogan, Burial was in new st, Joseph's Cemetery with committal services conducted by Father Mclaughlin and Father Byrnes,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
MoyorJoins  In Greetings
 His Honor Co Give
 Messose 10 City
 This Evening

Mayor John Q. Monagan will dee liver . Christmas message to the city tonight at ' from the lobby of The Elton. His message may be heard from the Green where loud speakers viii be set up.
 Included on the program will De the Scovill CarolateerS under the direction Of Carl Copeland and vin- cent Manzolll The 22 singers will feature Q selection of Christmas carols.
 During the past week the Caro!a- teeFs have been visiting local indus trial organizations, department stores, churches schools, the City Hali and Post office presenting their special Christmas program.
 The 0rieve, Bisset and Holland Trumpeters will offer their final Christmas Carol program from the balcony of the U s. rAmy Recruit ing station at 36 North Main Street this evening. The Truin- peters played Friday and Saturday evenings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23

ploye of the Chase Manufacturing Company for many years,
 Besides his wife, Mrs. Hester Lee Harrison, he is survived by Q daughter, Mrs, Juanita H, Knight; his mother, Mrs. Harriet Harrison; c sister, Mrs Thomas Cobb; three brothers, Thomas and Peter, all of Waterbury, and Sam uei of Bennetsville, s, 0, and several nieces and nephews,
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow from the Reyes Funeral Home, 60 Pearl Street to Mt. Olive A.M.E. Zion Church with Elder L. w. J. Marshall, Philadelphia, off, ciatlng. Burial will be in new Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 10 A. N, to ?. M. and tomorrow morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23
Tex AppeOIs WithdFoWn From Court
 Ten coseS RemoIn
 On Docket For
 HeaElnas Letter

Two more actions based on the recent city property fevalualloh we're withdrawn from court today,
 The Superior Court Locker c0ifis pAny Of Boston withdrew c0iils mon Pleas Court appeal based 0ii . valuation Of t2OO on 10 lockers ~ the railroad station. The annual tAH bill involved was t0lJ2
 The Aineflean Locker Company Of Boston withdrew ils Common Pleas Court appeal from ( valuas ton of t7b0 on 10 lockers at the Dls terminal at 94 Bank Street The biil annually amounted tO Ni4, .
 Both property owners claimed the valuations were "inanIiestiy eAs ceAslve, disprop0ftlOhate, and uh' lawful"
 Saturday the international ijtsls ness Machines Corporation Wlths drew itA two appeals based on valuation of mechanical and elees tficAi tabuiating machines, Earlier, The Waterbury Republican Ainefis can had withdrawn tts suit,
 About 10 cases based on the new aaeeAAmeiits suil remain on the court docket, Among them Is the action of the Council of Com. fntifilty Ciubs, and also the suit 0f Attorney John fl. Cassidy and 2J oosplalntiffs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-23

The wslsFs swept away oE wrecked a,iee ships,
 10 AmsEieans MnFt
 All reports agreed thht thsfs were apparently no easuAltles among American occupation forces,
 United press Correspondent petef kalisoheF, covering the devastated shu, reported thAt MAj,soen, charles if,iillns and ali American 2bth Division personnel were be. "ty cSi' D {. 5. vandsrpoui, ws.umhA, OklA,, made | fDFeed landing % AhIngu when hb reconnaissance plane ran 0ut Of gas, Ee exported that hs hAd found four Army eOsifis teFsliltsiiieenee men safe, D
 The four men were believed to Do those previously reported mss fO0ned and tiliheard fFOn in the stricken peninsula city
 Ail Bpeedsl To Stricken Areas
 Two Ar Corps men who were sighted from the aiF at KAshimoto, oil the southern tip Of wakAyatna Peninsula, were not found when c crash boat arrived to evaeuate thsm, They weFe believed t0 have made theiF way to safety,
 Eighth Army HeadquAfteFe e Yokohama reported thAt f3 basic medical units, each sufficient 10 care for iO00OO persons for A month, had been sent t0 aid disaster vics tins if the T'Akamatsu and Avail Bhifna areas, Another eix units were being rushed to the WAkayAf1A Vis cinity, Ali were to be held in re serve in case Japanese supplies be- come exhausted,
 KaiLschsT said an kAT manned by . JapafAese crew left NagOya to- day loaded with 5000 u, 6, Army blankets for victims in Dea AIld flges swept Dhlngu, He reported aieo that c JApahese Red Gross ship bearing American Red Gross Representative Richard Day had not been heard from since sailing from osAka yees terday, but added inst no iinnedi. ste anxiety was felt over the ships safety in view Of communications difficulties,
 United Press Correspondent Les- Ile Nakashiina reported from Takas fnassu, worst hit city Of Bhikoku Island, that the islands death toll was believed to have reached T2e,' with 074 injured and 70 missing.
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 1fe said Japanese authorities on shikoku expected their toii to mount even higher when communications gre restored to southeastsrn KocM prefecture.
 The correspondent said joint Brit bh and American relief was being arranged for residents Of the city of Kochi who reported having less than five days food supply remain. ing,
 The nationally famous Dogo Hot Springs, i0-century-old resort in Northwestern ghlkoku, had stopped flowing as . result Of the quake, Nakashima said.
 At Yokohama, L..0en. Robert L. Eichelberger, Eighth Army com FnandeT, confirmed that no Amer Ican personnel had been injured or xiii In the quake or accompanying tidal wave.