By Associated Press
By Eugene Burns
(From an Advance Base in the
Andreanof's) JP— \irborne dyna
mite has not succeeded in blast
ing the Jays off ECiska or Attu,
and the camera tells why. The
“why” is a textbook of Jap leap
frog island to island warfare.
Photographs show the Japs be
gan a sub base by placing tund
ra sod on the roofs of buildings,
i>jr building reservoirs, water
mains and a Shinto shrine to
ctap before.
Operations began from a con
voy, and complete silence on the
Kiskagrab, despite a radio-equip
ped weather station there,
makes it appear a small recon
Aoitcring party went ashore to
head the invasion and silence the
radio. In the first 2 months they
changed the base tent camp into
a substantial sand bagg-d garri
son aod immediately expanded
with gun placements on the two
skies of the entrance to Kiska
■harbor. They then conneded the
«*;•>" base with good roads, re
lie ring warships of artillery pro
tection
Now photos show a radio sta
tion, fuel dumps, ammunition
stores and powerhouses connect
ed with a submarine base which
will be operating by September. '
NOTICE
Due to the fact that Easter
Sunday falls on the day of the
Central Lal>or Council meeting,
there will be no meeting until
the 2nd Sunday in Mav
COMIN’ & COIN’
Forest G. Ayers local man
ager, Alaska Star Air Lines,
reported the following recent
passengers:
OUTGOING:
Fred Miller, Leland T.arsen,
Al La Cosse, J"tin W. Schooley,
Bruce H. Cruikshank.
Richard Scbirmer, Michael
9 j
Ivaoko Warren Taylor, Ieona
Smith, A.A Owen, FTelen Flecht
ner, Frank Signorelli, Martin
Jensen, Wm F, Ryan, Sammy
Slaughter Sybil Joyce, Sam Kel
ly, Jack McCo-d, Arthur Hile,
Ruth Garrison, Kenneth Valley,
Hans Martinson, Mr. ami Mrs.
R I. La Dent.
INCOMING:
C. A. Kite. Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Brown, W. E. Falconer, Martin
Jensen, Al La Cosse, Rose Mar
tin
Washington (/P)—President1
Roosevelt announced with deep
est horror that the Japs have
executed 6 of the 8 U. S. airmen
captured after the Doolittle raid
on Tokyo a year ago.
The White House said all 8
were sentenced to death but the
sentences of some were commut
ed. Identity of the victims of
“this barbarous execution” is
undisclosed but the President
pledged “that the American gov
ernment will hold personally
responsible for these diabolical
crimes all officers of the Japan
ese government wh» participated
therein, and will bring those of
ficers to justice.”
Washington—The OPA has
placed a ceiling on used commer
cial vehicles, whether sold by re
tailer, private owner or at auc
tion. Ceilings are established at
u percentage of the value of the
vehicle when new.
Red Cross Contributors
Lillian Anton $1; Presco An
cheta $2; Mrs. Heitman $5; Mrs.
Llias. Skinner {2; Mrs. Senefont
Malutin $1; Mrs. Fred Sargent
$5; Log Waffle $25; Mrs. Eli
Metrokin $2; Harvey Edwards
$5; Alf Torgramson $6; Island
Grill $2; Lillian Felton $2; Mrs.
Morrison $2; Mrs. Walter Tay
lor £2; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mag
nusen $3; Mr. and Mrs. Foster
Jones $2; August Heitman $1;
Dorothy Clark $5; Velma Amel
ing $3; Malutin $10; Tom Nel
son $1 50; Bailey $5; Mrs. Pollei
$1; Art Hile $1.
JayMoley$l; Nicolai $1; J.
King $1; O. Gome $1; T. Mord
ick $1; M. Cote $1; Mr. and
Mrs. G. Keeling $1; S. Scranton
$1; H. Fletchner $1; R. Miller
$1; S. A Harvey $1; W. Melvin
$1; L. Galloway $1; D. Phiny $1
F. Silva $l; J Halliday $1; B.
Wedin $1; W. Holloway $1; A.
Hjelen $1; T. Baker $1; T. Hil
debrand $1; J. Adair $1; Variety
Store $50; J. Felder $1; P Her
ling $5; J. King $5; Mrs. Gibson
$5; L. K. Wodlinger $25; Harry
Pinch $50; Mildred Davies $2;
Donna Marshal $2; Frances
Hassman $2; Harold Brown $5;
R. L. Braham $5; Harold Mac
Donald $10; Jim Pierce $5; Mrs.
E. Blankenburg $5; J Morrison
$10; Hermann’3 Drugstore $25;
Iva Freymueller $3; Mrs. W. F.
Cook $1; Mrs L. Jensen $5; P.
W Fritz $1; Carl W. Pajoman
$25; Marie Troseth $5; Mershon
Browning $2;
Somebody’s Boy
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is now fighting grimly on the far flung battle
fronts, fie is giving his all so that we may live
and enjoy freedom.
We owe it to hint to do our part. How?
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amplifier & speaker. See Al
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furn., hardwood floors. Will
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where they are accessible to
trucks or garbage will not be
picked up. This means they must
be at road side.
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