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NAZI PLANE
STOCKHOLM, Sweeden, «AP»—
A new type of high climbing Nazi
fighter plane, equipped with a
gliding bomb, was used against
the United States bombers for the
first time Tuesday.
German spokesman told Sweed
ish correspondents in Berlin, that
the Germans were forced to use
the secret weapons before they
were intended because the Amer
icans had especially important tar
gets, Tuesday when the 1200
planes attacked Central Europe.
The gliding bombs can be dir
ected against mass formations,
s The spokesman also said the
Americans had surprised the Ger
mans with the new heavy gun and
large long range fighters with
heavy fuel tanks under the wings
which can be dropped in battle
or if hit
German transocean radio also
revealed the new trailing balloon
bombs which are towed through
attacking squadrons and released
at the most suitable moment. The
effect is most devastating.
NEWSPAPERS NOT
TO BE DENIED
WASHINGTON, DC. . IAP)—The
Federil Communications Com
mission voted unanimously against
any prohibition, against future
acquisition of radio stations by
newspapers. Without a dissent
ing vote the Commission 'closed
the records, and dismissed pro
ceedings’, thus ending the long in
vestigation to determine what bar
riers if any to be placed in the
way of newspapers acquiring tsa
tions.
Newspapers will not be denied
radio ownership merely because
they are newspepers the FCC de
should be encouraged. The FCC
cided, but diversification control
decided against adopting a gener
al rule that newspapers should
own broadcasting outlets, saying
that control in the hands of a few
at the exclusion of many who
would be equally well qualified j
would not be permitted.
SOVIET SIEGE
ON RAIL CENTER
MOSCOW, Jan. 15. (AP»—Soviet
siege guns pounded the outflank
ed defenses of Mozyr and Klain
Koviehi the imporiant rail center
on the northern edge of the Pri
pet Marshes. General Rokoss
ovsky's White Russian Army
gained momentum in its drive to
ward Pinsk. 140 miles to the
west on the Moscow Warsaw rail
way.
On the lower side of the frozen
Pripet Marshes 160 miles to the
southwest General Vatutin’s first
Ukrainian Army stormed the rail
junction of Tutovichi, 11 miles
west of Sarny on the Kiev-War
saw railway. His troops also
captured Korets, 20 miles west of
Novograd, and Volyski and Brykov
9 miles farther west. Vatutin’s
Central force also penetrated an
other important area of Nazi com
munications as the pressure was
increased on Rovno, 50 miles
south of Sarny. Luck is 65 miles
to the southwest and Kovel 80
miles west.
ICKES' ARM
IN SLING
Secretary Harold L. ICKES show
ed up at the Interior Department
office with his arm in a sling, say
ing he tripped and fell, breaking
his collar-bone at home Wednes
day night.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE!
Pursuant to an order of court
entered on this 31st day of De
cember, 1943, notice is hereby
given that a general term of the
restrict Court. Second Division,
Territory of Alaska, will be held
in the courthouse at Nome in said
division and territory, commenc
ing at the hour of ten-fifteen
f 10:15' o’clock a m., on Monday,
February 7th. 1944. and to con
tinue thereafter according to fur
ther orders of the court.
Given under my hand and with
the court’s seal affixed this 31st
dav of December. A. D., 1943.
<SEAL> ALMER RYDEEN,
Clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Territory of
Alaska. Second Division. • ,
Jan. 14-21-28:. Feb. 4. 1944.
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PUSH THROUGH
APPENINES
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
ALGIERS, Jan. 15 iAP>—Gen
eral Juin's French forces pushed
through Italy’s rugged Appenines
for a two mile gain from the east.
The Americans advanced slight
ly from the south yesterday in an
encircling asault on the natural
and artificial defenses of Cassino
which the Germans call “Gustav
Line”.
Allied Headquarters communi
que reports the fanning out in
great strength of American Fort
resses, Liberators, and Mediurh
bombers which turned three Ger
man airfields near Rome and to
the north into flaming ruins with
showers of bombs.
The airports included the ex
perimental airport at Guindonia,
where Mussolini’s scientists devel
oped the ,iet propulsion plane.
Americans repulsed heavy Ger*
man counter-attacks at Cervaro,
then consolidated their gains
which threatened the Nazi foot
hold on the northern slopes of Mt.
Trocchio, just south of the road to
Home, and less than three miles
from Carino.
REJECT
PROPOSALS
WASHINGTON, D. C. 'AP>—The
House Elections Committee reject
ed all proposals for a Uniform
Federal ballot for men and women
in the armed services, but approv
ed 7-5, a modified form which the
Senate approved, a measure toss
ing the soldier vote problem to the
States Committee. Reliable sourc
es said 3 democrats and 4 repub
licans combined to defeat the bal
lot of proposal. Democrats sup
ported the federal ballot.
Committee Chairman Worley an
nounced, he planned to carry the
fight for the Uniform Ballot to the
House floor. The Texan said,
“This action means that almost
11,000.000 votes in the Armed For
ces would not be cast in the next
election. This action would do
more to destroy their morale and
be more effective than all the en
emy bullets, bombs, and propagan
da ever seen would be able to.”
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PATROS RAID
SUCCESSFULLY
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS NEW
GUINEA. <AP>—On Arawe Pen- I
insula, southwest New Britain, j
American Patrols sucessfully raid- i
ed Japanese inland positions.
The Sixth Army pushed into
enemy territory through paths
blasted by artillery fire. The
main Japanese force has not yet
b*en encountered by the invasion
troops which are still on the pen
insula. The fighting on Arawe
was said to be mainly patrol ac
tions
A spokesman for MacArthur
denied the Tokyo report that the
Japanese had retaken Arawe.,
and added that “we are still here,
right on the job.”
Allied heavy and medium
bombers struck again at the en
emy supply base and troop cen
ter of Alexishafen, with over 100
tons of bombs.
A Navy Catalina bomber
fcaught a Japanese destroyer off
Kavieng, New Ireland, and dam
aged it with a hit and a near miss.
Solomon Island based Liberat
ors hit the enemy airdrome at
Rabaul, and torpedo and dive
bombers struck at Cape St
George, on the southern tip of
New Ireland, dropping 36 tons of
explosives.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
SECOND DIVISION.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF EDWIN HOVEN,
DECEASED.
No. 694
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that by order of the Probate
Court in and for the Cape Nome
Precinct, Second Division, TerrD
! tory of Alaska, the undersigned
■ has been appointed administrator
of the estate of Edwin Hoven, de
ceased.- •• »• •* i... ■
All persons having claims
against said estate shall present j
them with proper vouchers at- j
• tached" within six months from
i the date of this notice to the un
; dprsigned at Nome, Alaska, or to
\ her attorney.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, De
cember 29. 1943.
GERTRUD HOVEN,
Administrator.
!c. C. TANNER,
Attorney for Administrator,
i Nome, Alaska.
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