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Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 2

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Julv 6, 1944 Page Two ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL I New Forest Service (Official Transferred Robots Smash Two Hospitals Allied Submarines iSink 26 Jap Ships Nipponese Suffer Charles A Joy. ass.st.ist chief of the division of wildlife and haiv.e in the region-j Fon st Ser ice office, will to Misfoula. about A tfc. 1, it was announced Wed-1 nesdsy. He will be chief of the tin of and i ar.nt Heroic Nurses Rescue Babies Many Setbat ks Tontlnud frnm Puff Onft rontlnu4 Prom On f'-e not killed tiv one of the robots, it I nianaMemcnt for the ivnthern 'earned.

fion. tumposed of Montana, north Reds Push Near Balkan Borders Street Fighting Starts in La Have Continued from Pn On took them rem Britain to Russia to Italy and back to their home bases. On their last leg, they bombed rail yards near Mont-peiier in southern France. trerr.T.dtaus forces of RAF fcombTs swept over the roast of Wednesday night and early Tnursday and shortly after the first group roared towards the continent, heavy explosions and gunfire. ev J-p- I Foreisu Sreta-v paAU'rn 'inK'mi.

no; them Ida-i FHi a. and northwestern South Da- i 1, 1U a kola. Commons during the day after "Ut.i Inv hac hppn uith the roomnal FT ne ne was con m-ea or i- d' i aiico iiie in Spain bnnt two Joy and at 541 no to tne Nazis: hu, t.i drcn Cnme-p es Y.innan; provi r. the B.irma drove to w.tiur. ll'l m-les of Sin tr-r: or, I -'to: i 'o Npeu a idU 1 uitn a.

At one po.r.t the Ch.r.se were, a a a half of oh -c tn? 3 i Tougher Than Hxpected A dm. W. Ni.uii'z a 1 pfS. yo I Sa.pau pi ved 'o in nmot nuuius. No; th hoiano.

An.vAc-rrr.s tiemaiifis of mem -1 bcrs that iip ask 'he Russian gov- g.TA l.A.MP or. merit whether it knew of an-; St.o;,. of lhe Santa research at Pamplona dlftric their week- Spam. F.uV;! con-i arter. M.ic.-n mat an at Prk in To-uque ally broadcast by the Moscow Ra-; Can.

on district 4 K' i. m- wr mm AMERICAN FLYING FORTRESSES have for the first time in assaults on Nazi targets on the continent. Taking off from bases, ciant bombers plastered Berlin and flew cn to aie tnuiiuaiinu. reported Wednesday A dispa'. hv cs tiallagner while on a vir-it to Albuquerque heard tne ras ue rocket-bomb area of the French coast.

Later a second for-e of bombers was heard droning away to-ivaid Europe. Americans Near Leghorn American tr opc pounded to within 13 airhne miles of on the Italian a.rfields in After rcioadirft bomb hays and ref'i'lmjj they headed fr I'aly. drooping their mis'il's on an oil refinery at 4a sou' est of Lv.rv.v, Poland. The fnur-rcirored craft reached thesr bases without loss. Bombing runs from Berlin to Italy lur.e compieiM the triangle as shown on map.

(Icternatior.tl) ifi with which to v.e had noth if," Uiif vks ii an oipecteo (i re i.ot 're M-vere" i -t I of tt" in'fd Press frouv So it'iern Enjlami'' said Britiin ilu'ins were developing mint's neck" from constantly1 heads to v.ateh for 'he nig bombs. DcuiHUiis fur retaliation bombings if (Jerman cit.es continued, Tne Dailv Mail rasing that "at of 'he n- ti public arc not so will. lit; to 'take it' without retaliation as they were when Wheary Liifjafe Fine Leather Goods Keleher Leather Co. vest roa.4 and British F.ighthj Army units ci.pt ured a twon lol than five miles from A'ezzo. im-J portant Tuscan city below Flor-j ence, but Allied headquarters warned that slow progress was to be expected for a time as the! 10." S.

5th Vear NURSES WADE ASHORE IN FRANCE: First Am i i-ca ii nurses to land I'i'aiii't' arc a i i walain ashore, I'nflorfoot it Iraclii.n mat laiil hy V. S. Army Kinrtni'prs to jicrmit iiassno of the over the soft sand. Internal euial aito tn" Ke-t a-'u: ed i 1 'o prcssiu a the Ja)-i (- at everv We aie v. ct v.

rci the Pacific rapidiy as can. And we coi.t'.v.i" vic.v fu' ire confidence." said the are al iesons the r.H",e for Saman, tiie Pacfic Franklin D. Howe Dies; Kenny System Defended Las Vegas Railroad Man -By Basil O'Connor, Head Was Mason and Elk Of Paralysis Foundation Franklin D. Howe, I.as Vestas, i PORTLAND. July 5 nrakeman for the San'a Fe rail- Connor, president of the road, died here Wednesday.

He National Foundation of Infant. le was a past exalted ruler of the 1 paralysss. came to tne defense Qf Klks Lod and a member of the the Sister Kenny treatn.ent here Nazis had reached a strong ae-; Juh, I Rankin, Two Colleagues Timber Cut on Cibola eirun a amphibious as-ault to land mass. Eastern Star and Knights Wednesday. Pytiiifs lodites of Las Vegas The lamed Australian nurse's lL -j-r "What we learn on Saipan we beloved to the Ballot Abvad sys.tm oi ueatmeiu pu.s.id.

v. ill use as.saiilts on other Jap Moiodeczno fell to the massed Mississippi Primary Preserve Decreases assault of iarge Russian tank for-! mations, cavalry and infantry) JACKSON, Miss, July 5 UUnng USt quarter after two days of fierce fighting in John E. I the streets and from house to. fJ wr c. on -ne.

house two of it is Na' Fi.re-t preserve Other Russian troops, however, who also had opposition in tne Con- already were much farther west- Mississippi Democrat, pnmari 'eluded, as compared with the; enrrta nnorts said Within i. tneraay was uikht fire recent, seven do. tors who reported to American Med.cal Asn. tisat Albuq ie. He also to th.e of ai.e.-e he said.

helon.etf Clothing School Planned jRa.wa For 4-H Club Leaders rr i Patrol. Trainmen and was treatment had not prevented of the State Mounted decreased the amount of sis in tiaO cases they quarter a year ago, v. as attt.r.'it- opponi-iits iiuther Wednesday. 30 miles of Wilno-strikinc within a few cs of i oct u.e inru-pwe A (lothing school for leaders Sir', bv Shnd. as- i I tie latest vote trave Rankin 1ft.

425, Charles Hamil- the Baltic states of Latvia ana his wfe his uur rouwio.ioii nas speni toer half a million dollars test -arfia Howe inf and e1. a uatinj tne i ro iters, (u jnf 4-H Cl.ifs wiil he held imt ipei'v is. Ijtnuama nr. i and Drexel Km ani nn irir i.i-avri rpv. treatmen'.

ana maiunrf uie ro-m tne iai' q'-iartcr. 'in jofl -A, ore cut whsle in connneimL BIG SPRING 3 Hours, 12 Minute. $20.35 SAN ANGEL0 4 8 Mmutes $24 45 SAN ANTONIO 5 Hour, 0 Mmutr. $32.45 anraiuc or 197 out of the 21 precincts in southern sector of the central. soum.ia the first congressional in jt available to the Amor, can an Moo i a s-'er, Mrs E.

K. 1 Julv in the of- tup in 'he co. hivu-e. Mrs. Maude Doty, home demonstrat ton agent, announced.

Mrs. Helen 1 Ci-aiiciail, state home demon leader, conduct the i the same peiiocl ias' people." said O'Connor, who was Bakersfuud. Cal. Ti to Las Ve8 Wed-1 formerly a law partner of Presi ear, 1,311, foil Poard feet were cut. More than 330 place, were oap-i, 177 nf, tu ed the day's precun, Represertat.ve J.

turea in ine na, fii. Whiften had 10.41.1. and Geiald f-ohtinp. inc udine tne district, 12 mills were Where last yt 7 ri as in charge of dent Koosp' tut. Connor said the Kenny treatment is not advanced as I at h.

irinnish Chatnam 413H. operatmg, this jear there a re meeitoR icim. nuuuu- front. Representative T. G.

Abernethy. 1P fourth district incumbent, piled ue mas consider, a nier- I a out tne uav, tjeemnmr; a' a a i ii Tnv nr'i ri' Although the Russians main- IMUIWA I II I I -t -ac it said. Women a''tu. ti i ma bring tneir luncncs cit O'Ca n'ow n. tained their usual reticence about; up 583 unst 564 for rj vhatever might be happening Brown, tne court for 181 of C3 Dd around Kowel, the communique predicts.

Passes Bond Uoal that. Soviet forces i i ih u.M.u.ri;."- JS rnone wu, iickh umce i ore a w-lllu. i i IV PRISON CAMP War LONDON, July 4 ROSWF.LL, Julv County passed its M'- y.i'e, a a iit. wt' union uwii Piu" Joan, lu o'iiers and five t.x.,- Vv 1 A I I V'. had advanced in the little reaches Black Rock Reservoir of the Pripyat River to the taking the town of Turov.

RS jll dhort Ot Water miles west of Mozvr, as well as rner Belaian Bond quota, brooming the third F.mile Jausnn. New Mcx-lonme mititsler and cd coun'v in so w.le p. w.d he It, TJjUJi been itii S'A intiuing at a JO.000.000 PASSINGII Mill riOWN more than 30 other places in this; GALLL Jmv 3 0 t0 attam its Bulla Hir.klr direction agency olficials prepared Wed- war Bond zone (coordinator, re vtice at tne n.e tne o.a of un, has duvl in 1 I IlU SFKVH KS a ii ill III Illlli Ill II 1 a Have Doom Nears nesday to release a portion or tne ported Wednesday. a prison camp in Germa Bavonet wielding American water from Nutria dam to relieve Ciiave and F.ddv Counties went Belman ministry of information troops crashed into the rubble- a of irrigation supplies 1Verthe tcp Sa'urda. jsaid Tuesday r.ii'r.t.

ctrept? nf hurnini? La Have i in Hhu Kock reservoir lie "ii ivi1 i i i i tii f. 1 1 Witri a minority or the o'he only four count ie 'lie district now TO SPHAK Till RSDAY Fit" (. ni imy- i I i 1 Du Puits late Wednesday captur- Officials reported that lien so on the Hirikle Cnv At'ornev Mailc 1 hold, -ft looks if Ww ut TH 'V'1'5' v' Ut 40" ST I mm ing the railway station on the I moderate showers have fa northern rim of that shattered far. The Indians have beet 1 again make its quo jdav over KOR he in'eiesfs of Barnes TrfIJA VjJAFZr lfJYSS? German west Normandy defense mg cusiomary rain dances for Mexico wi! anchor and coiling around both about two weeks, sides of the city in an apparent ZZZZT, by-passing plunge. "Hundreds of big Allied guns dominated the situation, pounding, 'hp Fifth War Loan de 0...:, fWWy mrWTTV WWWT -i, i.l...ywfr.v -j Tistnand.

Your search for cciffee that sriirs you iVrr IfV-" os. flf-- -58 end when you try Del Monre CofTee. If A iMs iiMits W2 tfou want smooth, mellow hchncsj-here it it German resistance nests inside the shell-ruined city and beyond it on the mad leading down to-1 ward Brittanv. But front re-; ports told of fierce German re-! sistance both at La Have and in, Mont Castro forest from two to mmi. four miles southeast of tne strong- Ui Uu.

-W" UPWMJ-JC 3 On the opposite end of I IIC, .111 II UN .1 i 'WW Jfcfcy front German ranK-supporieu( mwm SJm' counterattacks forced Canadian. Zy troops off Carpiqiet airport, but ff the Canadians held Urmly amid the wreckaire of Carpiquet vil lage itself, three miles west oL W. r. JPU Caen, and beat off several there. Once a dozen German tanks infiltrated into the village, but were cleared out after running into intense fire liom anti-tank guns and Vickeis machine-guns.) One Nazi assault before dawn; was made w.th tanks, followed by fierman infantrvmen "shouting.

vmi kULJM 1 .1 inuei or, senten.Ti to! 1 'i i i their heads off," a old dispatcii said. Canad.ans dug into im-' provisd trenches and also, utilizing German some of which are 20 to 30 feet) underground, broke up that storming wave. British troops or, the Canadian! flank also were ked 'n Fwaving vicious f'sht on heights bet'veen Baron and F.squa', fu miles so-ith of Carpiquet. A to'al of aR cities towns and a. lo (HF.I.K5 n.I'EI I) COMPANY.

DTRIP.I TORI lMlir-ni-T-Ani--rlM-T-rxn-vfc'r-v7 II' 1 1 iiintni lAnvt, in i ounua: at ram icer i.iiani tiimer ot i in i la', or i shown alioi- as he converts World War I coiipoiiji in'o Cotiva 'op, present-day Vict-- rv i 1 1 Kavivoinl Laessiir. fond otlicer at en- tor makes the while "a i Mate chairman of the "War I-' committee and ('. chairman the Pentalilln County War Hnml mm ni- (3911 Wl 1 sf Iiip niirtee look on. in-vrr. who mnonieu intact ootiponst trotn rti jrrar.dlatlior in Wilson.

N'. remarked: "Tiii is what mv Rramifathor would want it's ha' villages have been liberated in France at the end of the first! month of the invasion, headquar-, ters announced. The prize of want to do. i Do. course was Cheibourg.

mnes C4 ff north of embattered La Have and U. S. Engineers were work 'BuynmW apita1, Surp'u and l'm-m ESS s1 Ing swiftly there to convert port into a g'ari? supply base fm- yyenrnrihf An! Do le.i.vn fintn.il mar, lin I Im I hj frr i .1 a- District Albert R. Kool lU! (i i 'O 2 tion tin. I Ni'iona! Wedr.esoay ruled Martinez.

formerly County, foe-) than seen vears at Pi" go A i i of Sardov al --------r '''y idlseSlv iittfillA TC iif'p i mj, rer'. and" pirr-entv pn-n-'n's to our Ai dead. He appointed Mrs. 1 FOR i Martinez I.eedy, Martinez' s.sior. as administratrix of Ins es'ate.

Mrs. Leedv liad asked the at in order to clear t.tie to proper'v in which had inherded an interest, so that it could be sold. i iv. mmm ALL OCCASIONS UNUSUAL GIFTS it i. 1 'i For Discriminating Person NATIONAL 'RANK SALE Spring and Summer MILLINERY wrf.

5w wah mm 1'HONE He Deliver ni i mm 1 BOM ggpHy rres-age in tfe pubuc interest ho-n c5fnchve 25'; OFF 50 VARSITY HAT SHOP 00J0E BOEiygfl ES 1 nop ri.ouiR 1 1 r.i rnrO 1M South Thirl Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. CHARLES ILFELD CO. ew Mexico Distributor.

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