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BERLIN, GERMANY < Radiophoto» On a gun carnnre cov
ered with a Nazi (lag. the body of Fi* ld Marshal Erwin Kunnu.M, Who
won the title “Desert Fox' for hi: cunning in th. African campaign
i goes to the end ol his path ol glory thi grave Accor.!;:.;' t» Lie
German story. Rommel died of injuries received when A r
strafed his squad car rich'’ St Lo. Normandy last July At tin? ><vnt
in Berlin. German general saluted the casket as it went by
rOOTBALL
SCORES
OKLAHOMA WINS SECOND
FOOTAALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Oklahoma City, Okla., won its
second straight Big Six football
championship Saturday by down- |
ing the fast Nebraska 11, 31 to;
1 12 in the finals for the season.
Other Footbalk Scores
Oklahoma 31, Nebraska 12.
Presbyterian 35, Havana 0.
Texas Tech 7, South Plains
AAF 6.
Denver 27, Colorado College
13.
Virginia 36, North Carolina 7.
Havana 0, Presbyterian 34.
Notre Dame 28, Great Lakes 7.
Georgia Tech 44, Georgia 0.
Tulane 6, Louisiana State 25.
Arkansas A. & M. 0, Arkansas
41.
* Texas Christian 6 , Southern
Methodist 9.
Tulsa 48, Miami 2.
Camp Beale 6, College of the
Pacific 2.
WIEN TO EXTEND
AIR MAIL SERVICE
Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc., of
Fairbanks has filed an exemp
tion order with the Civil Aero
nautics Board at Anchorage to
permit the airlines to carry mail
on its Fairbanks-Nome route, it
was announced at the CAB of
fice recently. The new service
will include the intermediate
points of Tanana, Kokrins, Nu
lato, Golovin and Moose Point
and “any other necessary point
between the terminals.”
FIRE ON '<D" ST.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
The Nome Fire Department
was called Saturday afternoon tc
put out a fire on North ‘‘D” St
The damage was slight. The fire
was started by a child playing
with matches.
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YANKS AND
JAPS SKIRMISH
ON LEYTE ISLE
By MURLIN SPENCER
GEN. MacARTHUR’S HEAD
QUARTERS ON LEYTE, Dec. 4.
—(AP)—Reports today, tell of
slow moving action in which the
Americans and Japanese patrols
are sparring for positions in the
north end of the Ormoc corridor
on Leyte Island.
U. S. naval aircraft slugged it
out with the-Nipponese in the air
and on the sea again.
Gen. MacArthur’s communiques
reported no ground advances
where the doughboys were battl
ing both the Japanese and the
worst weather ever recorded, but
on the sea, the hard-hitting PT
boats damaged a 4,000-ton ves
sel off the southern coast ofi
Mesbate, while American fighter
planes attacked enemy supply
bases about the middle of the
Ormoc corridor.
Japanese and American planes
traded air blows, with the U. S. I
heavy bombers dropping 135 tons
I of explosives on Palawan Island,
tile westernmost of the Philip
pines, while the Nipponese made
light nuisance attacks on Ameri
can installations on Leyte, and
also positions in Carigara Bay.
Moratai Island was also hit.
SGT. DALE COTTON
RENEWS ACQUAINTANCES
Sgt. Dale Cotton, who visited
Nome with the Festival Choris
ters, was welcomed by the many
friends he made while stationed
here. When here he was active in
thfc Federated Cnurch, where he
assisted in the choir. He is now
stationed at Edmonton.
The United States possesses
| about 413 million acres of crop
I land and about 379 million acres
of pasture and range land.
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BATHER — Actress Jinx
Falkenburg seems to be enjoy
ing her work as she wears
L..J;?:sg suii far u movie score.
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W OODLAND SCENE — Janet Blair of the films poses
with a favorite dog in an outdoor setting to make an unusually
attractive subject for the photographer.
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