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NAMED FOR HILDECARD E—Li Raymond G. Phil
lips of Newton, Iowa, stands beside his P-47 Thunderbolt, named
•‘Hiidegarde” after the night club singer, at a base in England.
Dark patch on cockpit denotes his first victim, an ME 110.
AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Whaley made several
trips into Pilgrim Springs and
Ruby Creek Saturday for the U.
S. C. & G. S.
Sunday Pilot Whaley went into
Shishmaref via Lost River with
Tom Christianson for Lost River
and Mr and Mrs. O. C. Connelly
and son Billy for Shishmaref
Whaley made ‘he following
flights for the U. S. C. & G S
Sunday: Nome to Teller to Bun
ker Hill to Nome to Bunker Hill
to Nome to Bunker Hill to Teller
to Pilgrim Springs and then to
Nome.
Saturday afternoon Pilot Peter
son made a round trip to Teller
with Mrs. Barney Vogan and two
children and re'urned with a pas
senger for Lomen Commercial
Co. Peterson also made several
trips into Teller and Pilgrim
Springs for the U. S. C. & G S
Sunday Pilot Peterson made the
following flights for the U. S C.
& G. S.: Nome to Teller to Wales
to Teller to Lost River to Teller
to Pilgrim Springs to Teller and
Nome.
Ala ski Airlines
Sunday £itot Weaver flew to
Kotzebue with A1 Root of the
weather bureau, and returned
with Bess and Sally Moto, John
Komis and Louis Hadley.
Saturday »he Lodestar came in
with Mickey Moore, Harold Mc
Lean, V. F Webb, Carl Code, Eli
nora Thomas, Mary Hart, Gladys
Gothenberg and Katherine Uhl.
The Lodestar left with W, J.1
Robertson of White Mountain, P.
J. McCar‘on and Pete Knutsen
for Juneau, Darrell Triggs for
Anchorage and Miss Sorrell for
McGrath
Pan American Airways
Arriving Saturday with Capt.
John Olsen and First Officer Bill
Reed from Fairbanks were Mrs.
Leo Linder, Mrs. Dorothy Fisher
and infant, Frank. From Galena,
were Chas. E. Rogers and Howard
Bayless, of Sommers Construction
Co.: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fank
hauser of CAA: Mr. Cannon,
Boadford Long, Vic*or Bennett,
Claude Wood, Henry Boysen,
Harry Keil, Clarence Zaize. and
Oscar Gudbranson, of Sommers
Const. Co., ar.d from Moses Point,
Arthur Lappy, of CAA.
Departing Saturday evening
for Fairbanks were Don Lillie of
Sommers’, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Shively of Fairbanks, Mrs. Lha
mon and daughter, Donna Lou
and Mrs. Keith Hedreen.
Arriving Sunday morning w'ith
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Capt. McLennan and First Offi
cer Bill Reed were four passen
gers. Departing were Mrs. Irma
Taylor, Francis R. McReynolds,
Ben Davis, J. O. Boyer and J.
D. Harrow.
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British Forces
Strike Severe Blow
Eastward of Caen
SUPREME ALLIED HEAD
QUARTERS OF THE EXPEDI
TIONARY FORCES IN ENG
LAND, July 10.—(AP)—British
forces s'ruck a severe blow east
ward on a three-mile front south
of newly-occupied Caen and cap
tured Eterville, and advanced to
within a mile of the river Orde.
The new attack was made fol
lowing a thunderous artillery bar
rage at 5:00 a. m. today, just 15
hours after British and Canadian
forces had taken Caen.
American forces matched the
British offensive with a drive
which made progress in all sec
tors, following the capture of La
Haye du Puits, a bit'erly defend
ed German stronghold.
The Germans have suffered
serious reverses, the supreme
command said, but added, "They
have not yet suffered a major de
feat in the field."
Red Army Now
In Lithuania
LONDON. July 10.—<AP>—-The
Red Army is fighting less than
100 miles from East Prussia and
on both sides of Wilno, and have
cut the rail line between Dvinsk
and Kaunas, the pre-war capital
of Lithuania, a German broadcast
said today.
Northest of Wilno, the troops of
the Baltic have captured Druja,
one mile from the Latvian border,
and Braslaw, sou‘heast of Druja,
and only 25 miles from Dvinsk,
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was seized.
Moscow announced fighting for
the second day in the streets of
Wilno, the former Polish-ruled
city.
At the present time, Wilno ap
pears ‘o be on the verge of cap
itulation.
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ROME, July 10.—<AP>—Ameri
can doughboys have knifed for
ward today and have driven a
wedge four miles deep into the
so-called German “Gothic Line”,
beyond captured Volterra, enroute
to the Arne river, and the cities
of Florence and Pisa.
Aside from the American gains
other par's of the line progressed
slowly.
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Nugget.
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