News Highlights
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6th anniversary of Japan’s war
on China that the Japs will be
utterly crushed in 2 years.
European Front
British air ministry said
photographs showed destruction
of two thirds of the central area
of the German arms city of Dus
seldorf due to recent attacks by
the KAF; 42 factories in & near
the city haye been severely dam
aged, including 5 of great im
portance to the German war
machine. Co). Gen. von Falken
horst, Nazi commander in Nor
way, ^fjpealed to his officers &
men not to desert. Swedish re
ports said Hitler <fc Goering suf
fer nervous breakdowns, that
Hitler was confined to his
mountain home & that Goering’s
condition was complicated by a
heart ailment. ' RAF lost 32
bombers in another devastating
raid on Cologne
Mediterranean Front
Hottest air battle of this area
saw 30 Flying Fortresses shoot
down 30 out of 100 Axis inter
ceptors over the enemy air base
at Gerbini, Sicily. The scrap
lasted 15 minutes. Later raids,
as many as 4 in 24 hours, on
Gerbini left the vital center of
Axis airpower gravely damaged.
Yesterday Allied troops landed
on Sicily under Gen. Eisenhow
er. War planes bombarded coastal
defenses before the landing craft
sped up the beaches. The com
munique called it a second front.
Liberator bombers battered 3
Italian air bases guarding the
naval stronghold of Taranto, i
RAF Wellingtons of blockbust
er fame hit Palermo in Sicily A
Cagliari in Sardinia. Other tar
gets of Allied attacks were Mes
sina Sc Caltelvetrano.
Swedish sources reported that
German air squadrons command
ed by Air Marshal von Richt
hofen have been transferred from
to the Russian front to some
where in southern Italy to meet
the fury of Allied attacks.
Celebration
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and girls were required to don
and doff a selected assortment
of garments; the pie eating con
test, with berry pie, of course;
and the chicken race, where
chickens were set loose and
when got by the youngsters be
came their property.
The races ran from morning
to noon with a recess for lunch
and finished up in time for the
free matinees at the theatres.
Stay at homes got .a chance to
hear a half hour broadcast by
remote control over WVCQ, the
army radio station, and an
Army band also added to the
festivities.
Mr. Watkinson, who main
tains that it never rains when
he plans such a celebration, was
so confident in the weather he
didn’t even plan anything in
case. The weather, ,it must be
noted, was exactly as he ordered
it.
The Mission children got spec
ial treats, including fruit at
their plates at breakfast time
and a lunch with hot dogs and
everything kids like, served at
noon in the basement of the
Baptist church.
Money donated by merchants
was duly expended for the sup
plies, food, prizes and children’s
tickets at both theatres.
James Martz, manager of the
Orpheum and amateur filmol
ogist took 9 rolls of movies in
full color of the entire celebra
tion, and has announced that
they will be shown to the kids
at the Orpheum. As they must
be sent Outside to be processed J
it will be about 2 months before I
the date will be set for their
showing.
Raymond Martin, local man
ager, Alaska Star Air Lines,
reported the following recent
passengers:
INCOMING:
Col. C. W. Jeffers.
OUTGOING:
Blanche Stevens, Hilda Jones,
Clark Moore, C. R. Smith, Wm.
C. Gustafson, Louis Kuzela,
Pete Jones, J. A. McDonald,
Audrey Watkins, J. A. Pike,
Wm. Blazek, John Aubut, Sgt.
Dunlop, Capt. Wm. Simpson,
John Mullock Floyd Olson
Recent arrivals via Star Air
lines included W. W. Renfrew,
Anchorage, attorney with the
War Department and Mary Fas
nacht, secretary; Tom Donohoe,
attorney, Anchorage; Talmage
Smith, C. E. Clark and Chas.
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