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CUAM NATIVES LIVE IN TOMB —These natives of Guam have taken up temporary
residence in a shattered tomb in a cemetery at Anigua since their liberation from Japanese concen
tration camps by U. S. forces. About 7,000 persons are living in this cemetery. ^
JAMES DEXTER
GRADUATED
James Stanley Dexter of Gol
ovin, who enlisted in the Naval
Air Technical Training center at
Norman, Oklahoma, last December
was graduated as the fourth high
est in his class on October 14th.
He had attended high school in
PUortland, Ore. and at the out
break of the war entered the Boe
ing factory as a mechanic. When
he became om age he enlisted. He
has the ratinug of a petty officer in
the navy, and will either be trans
ferred to a naval unit afloator to
another shore station for further
instruction and work.
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NEWLYWEDS CONGRATULATED — Mr. and
Mrs. Jamfcs Milne Charnley receive congratulations of Bidu Sayao
(center), Metropolitan Opera soprano, following their marrr c.
The bride, the former Maria Palonia Osmena, is daughter of i le
Philippine president. Mr. Charnley is Miss Sayao s accompanist.
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