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Top
Men and women wept una
shamed in Santo Tomas intern
jment camp at Manila when they
' saw the American flag flying a
gain for the first time in three
years Here the internees stand
I in the main courtyard just after
the flag had been raised.
Bottom
These crudely constructed nipa
huts in the main patio of the
Santo Tomas internment camp in
Manila were the homes of some
400 of the 3,700 internees who
were dramatically freed by Am
erican troops, ending three years
of imprisonment under Japanese
rule.
More Bills Pass;
Not Trap Proposal
Juneau (Special)—After a gen
eral discussion of several hours
Monday and also Tuesday the
Senate defeated the proposal for
a refe endum on fish traps by a
vote*of 9 to 7 Fish traps have
been the subject of discussion of
previous 16 previous legislatures
but proposed changes have al
■ ways been defeated.
The Senate passed a bill chang
ing the general election from tbe
second Tuesday in September to
the second Tuesday in October
(for benefit of returning fisher
men).
A record general appropriation
bill was introduced by the House
Ways and Means committee, to
taling $6 174,068, fcr carrying
on the functions of the Territor
ial government for the next bi
ennium.
The House passed the bill set
! ting a wolf bounty of $50 and
coyote bounty of $25 The fol
lowing measures were also passed
by the House: bill providing
graduated fish trap licenses; the
teacher’s retirement measure;
benefits for sick fishermen; the
Memorial asking Congress to in
vestigate salmon spawning areas;
and new legislation providing for
indigent children at rate of $25
for first child and $15 for others,
including natives which previous
bills did not mention.
Ray Wood was a patient at
the GM hospital this week.
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“Letters come from war plant managers
telling how a pause for Coca-Cola is
welcomed by workers. If you had to
stand up to a hot furnace, you’d see
the word refreshment in a new light.
And as for refreshment, that’s what
ice-cold Coca-Cola is. No wonder
everybody agrees that the only thing
like Coca-Cola is Coca-Cola, itself."
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