They’ll Fight No More!
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! ANZIO—(Official U. S. Army Signal Corps Photo)— A line Of
German prisoners, captured in the latest Allied push which joined
L beachhead forces here, is marched from the Prisoner of War enclosure
* as the docks in the Ansio area to the L.C.T. which will taketthem to
Naples. The guard is a member of the M.P. Escort Guard Company* 1
RUD- LONG
NUPTIALS HELD
FRIDAY EVE
Miss Margaret Beatrice Rud and
Robert Long were united in mar
riage at the Post chapel, in a very
beautiful ceremony performed by
Rev, Paul Carlson on Friday eve
ning.
The bride was given away by
the past commander, General Ed
win W. Jones. Ray Westby was
best man, and Miss Frances Chis
holm was the bridesmaid.
The “Wedding March” and “In
terlude" were piayed on the pia
no by Frank Parten, who also
accompanied Miss Florence Price
who sang, “I Love You Truly,”
as the bride came down the aisle.
The bride was dressed in a
beautiful white satin gown and
carried fresh daisies and sweet'
peas recently arrived from Fair-,
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banks, while the bridesmaid wore
a lovely pink formal and carried;
pink sweet peas.
I After the weddilng a reception
was held in the Officers’ Club j
for the many friends of the bride
and groom, who both are employ
ed by the U. S. E. D. Thy will
make their home in one of the
Wallace cottages.
FREAK ACCIDENT
SATURDAY EVE
Saturday evening a car acci-;
dentally ran into the home of
.John MacUmber, which is direct
ly north of the Catholic Church
on Stedman Avenue, and com
pletely tore off the storm shed.
The car, which is owned by Mr.
Schenck, was driven by his son,
Leonard Schenck, and was not,
damaged. No one was injured in
the accident.
Straight pins were banned for1
use by the War Department to
save steel.
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B-29’s STRIKE |
JAP HOMELAND
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WASHINGTON, D. C„ Aug. 21. j
—(AP)—B-29’s, in two waves,)
again struck the Japanese home-!
land Sunday, on industrial, targets
at Kyushu, , . «• • [
Four bobbers were lost,..' over
Yawata it was reported. Fifteen j
enemy fighters and probably 13
more were destroyed. , ,.,. . .
The Japanese claimed downing
23 Super-Fortresses out of flight
pi 80. and claimed the capture
pf 20 parachuting American air
men.
ROBINSON
IN CHARGE AT
RICHARDSON
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HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN
DEPARTMENA, Aug. 21.—(AP)
— Brigadier General John N.;
Robinson, veteran of nearly three
years’ service in Alaska was
today named post cammander of
Fort Richardson, succeeding
Brigadier General S. B. Downs,
Jr.
In tlhe fall of 1941 Robinson,
then a colonel, commanded the
201st Infantry regiment when it
came to "Alaska. His* outfit' was
quartered in tents the first win
ter on Kodiak Island, and later
was stationed at Amchitka.
When the allied forces occupied
Kiska he became commander of
the U. S. troops stationed there.
FRED HYDE TAKES
FIRST SOLO FLIGHT
.Fred Hyde, Nomeitp, took to the
air 'last week It) his.'first shJo
hop. After successfully! passing ah
the necessary requirements he
was checked out and made two
very successful take-offs and
landings, much to his own enjoy
ment and amazement. Fred is fly- j
mg solo now regularly and build- j
ing up his time in the Piper
Cruiser of Rainbow Skyways.
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{ ARRIVES TO VISIT
MOTHER IN NOME
i Mrs. Lois Ost Mclvor and
| daughter, arrived recently en- j
route to visit her mother and
family for ; a few days.
mrs. McCarthy temporary
U. S. COMMISSIONER
Mrs. Omie McCarthy is the
temporary U. S. commissioner,
pending appointment of a suc
cessor to F. C. Bingham, who is
now United States Attorney for '
this Division. ■
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FAIRBANKS ATTORNEY
HER EON BUSINESS
E. B. Collins, Fairbanks attor
ney, and his secretary,. Mrs.
Brown, are in Nome on business. '
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NOTICEJ
Just received on the lIJS.
Warrior, from Uncdakleei, a '
large shipment of cabbage,
head lettuce, green onions,
Swiss Chard, rhubarb. Special
prices for large consumers and
dealers.—Poiei'z Store.
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SOVIET TROOPS
SMASH THREE
NAZI DIVISIONS
MOSCOW, Aug. 21.—< API—
Soviet forces smashed three Nazi
divisions in the San Domierz sec
tor below Warsaw, while the Ger
mans north of Warsaw made cost
ly attempts to liberate 200,000
Nazis trapped in the Baltic
states.
Other troops of the Red Army
made further gains in their drive
on Warsaw.
Wake Island was discovered by
the British in 1796.
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