flews Highlights
(continued from pace 2)
(ings which dared to strafe and
Itfjnb the nearly completed run
#ay had everything in the book
thrown up at them, including
{oastal defense gunfire. Two of
(lie Lightnings were damaged
fad the landing gear of one plane
fiss smashed. The pilot made a
(oreed belly landing and lived
flis landing speed was estimated
#t 100 miles per hour.
The landing strip which i he
Japs kept working on even dur
isg the attack is being made by
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tenacious ant-like Japs working
night and day, painstakingly re
moving a fill from the mountains
by transporting it in hand carts
and on narrow guage rails.
Hitler told the German people
that the Russian front crisis has
been overcome and battle lines
stabilized and soldier furloughs
resumed. In his first speech in 4
1-2 months he put the German
war dead at 542,000, and called
the Atlantic Charter “rubbish”.
He also accused the Allies of
wanting to exterminate the Ger
man people.
The speech may have been
from a recur • as ihere was not
a single sound of applause
heard but the German radio
emphasized that Hitler was
[ really seen in person and looked
I fit, but “had more lines in his
The Cub
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The Red Cross are sending
disaster workers to hooded areas
in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana,
where over 2500 people are
homeless. Only two deaths were
reported.
An order placing orchestra
leader Kay Kayser in class 1A
was upheld today in Washing
ton. Kayser, as an unpaid OWI
consultant in the entertainment
held, sought deferment on the
grounds of minor tan ce to Amer
ican morale. His induction may
bi soon. Kayser said he was
ready to go
The War department has
made public the names of 160 of
.limy personnel killed in various
theaters of war. The names of 15
killed in Europe were forwarded
by the dermal) Government
through the Red Cross.
Washington—The Senate has
passed a bill killing the $25,000
limit on salaries, substituting an
order that no salaries can rise a
bove highest levels between Jan
uary and September of last year.
DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR,
General Land Office, District
Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
Notice is hereby given that Geo.
A. Larks of Juueau, Alaska as
Trustee, has filed in this office
his application, Anchorage 010
187, under Sec. 11 of the Act of
March 3,1926 (44 Stat 629), to
submit final proof for the several
use and benefit of the occupants
of Kodiak Townsite, said town
site embracing lands designated
as Q. S. Survey 2537A on Kodiak
Island. Said proof will be sub
mitted by the testimony of said
Trustee and two of the following
witnesses: Wesley Rhoades,Chas.
Skinner, C. R. King, Jorgen Fred
rickson. Chas. Madsen, all of
Kodiak, Alaska, before the U. S.
Commissioner at Kodiak, Alaska;
Trustee’s testimony before U. S.
Commissioner Juneau, Alaska. If
no protest is received during the
period of publication or for 30
days thereafter, final proof will
be accepted. Florence L. Kolb
Acting Register.
1st Pub.—March 6, 1943
Last Pub.—April 3, 1943
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