VETERAN RETIRES—MaJ. Edward Bowes (right), vet
nj «T the entertainment world who has announced his retire
••■i, gMO tttv with §*lprt*iD Gould.
Using Cosmetics Before Mar- statute in 1770 stated that a mar-1
riage Was Grounds For Divorce in riage could be annulled if it could |
Pennsylvania. According to Ency- be proved that the lady had used |
clopaedia Britannica, a colonial cosmetics during courtship.
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MONDAY GAME
National League
New York 1, Brooklyn 2. De
. troit 0, Chicago 1.
TUESDAY GAMES
American League
Philadelphia 3, 0: Washington
, 5. 6. Detroit 4, Cleveland 3. New
York 0, Boston 1. Chicago 5, St.
Louis 4.
Naitonal League
St. Louis 0, Cincinnati 1. Boston
9. New York 2.
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood 8, San Francisco 0.'
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San Diego 0, Seattle 5. Sacramento
2, Portland 0.
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AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES
A trip to Kotzebue and Deering
was made on Tuesday with Vera
Elam for Deering. On the return
trip Dr. Scorbrand was brought
from Kotzebue and Q. Tippelman
was a passenger from Kotzebue to *
Deering.
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Juneau Starliner, with pi
lot Flahart, arrived yesterday
from Anchorage with S. L. God-1
frey, Charles Iypana, Capt. F.
Medifer, Capt. C. Carson and Bar
bara Rouche as passengers. Re
turning to Anchorage were Fay
King, H. R. Durkey and Bruce,
Hart.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers Monday
evening were Howard Menden
hall, Chas\ Cummins, Lt. Chester I
Gunther, Harry Beard, Boyd
Haynes, George Curtaz, Lindley
Durkee. Outgoing passengers were j
Mrs. Frances Richter and Ethel j
Westfall.
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Gen. Eisenhower |
Reviews Cadets
At West Point
WESTPOINT, N. Y., June 20—
(A5)—General Eisenhower came
back to the United States Military
Academny where he received his
early army training and was wel
comed with a seventeen gun sal
ute and the flourishes and ruffles
due a five-star general.
He is here to review the cadets
and enlisted detachments. He was
greeted at the academy’s tree
surrounded Washington Gate by
Maj.-Gen. Francis Wilby, superin
tendent. Gen. Eisenhower was ac
companied by his son, a fellow
West Pointer, First Lieut. John
Eisenhower, and smiled broadly
as he arrived after the fifty mile
j auto ride from New York City,
where he received a tremendous
reception yesterday.
Gen. Easley, 18th
U.S. General to Die,
Killed On Okinawa
WASHINGTON, June 20—(/P)—
Brig.-Gen. Claudius M. Easley, 53,
assistant commander of the Nine
ty-Sixth Infantry Division was
killed in action on Okinana Tues
day. His wife was notified by the
War Department.
Gen. Easley was a veteran of
the first World War and was the
second high-ranking officer to fall
on the island this week. The other,
Gen. Buckner, was killed by a Jap i
shell burst there Monday.
The War Department gave no i
details of the death of the general, j
He was the eighteenth American
general to be killed in action since'
the war began. He fought on j
Leyte island, where he was!
wounded by a Jap sniper.
Some Historians Now Believe
The Betsy Ross Story to Be A
Myth. According to Encyclopaedia
Britannica, recent investigators
lean to the conclusion that the
American Flag was designed by
Francis Hopkinson, member of the
naval committee and a signer of
the Declaration of Independence.
Aleutian Based
Planes Blast Japs
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airfield on Paramushiro and Mi
nami Cape on Shumushu Sunday
when they sighted three small
ships off Paramushiro. They went
in at two hundred feet to sink two
of them. One Liberaor was shot
down.
The following day a Mitchell
flight located four cargo vessels
off Paramushiro and sank one,
left another burning and severely
damaged the remaining two.
A fleet of Airwing Four Har
poons bombed shipping off Naga
Cape in Paramushiro Strait Mon
day by instruments. The results
were unobserved. On the same
day another flight of Navy Har
poons bombed Suribachi airfield
on Paramushiro.
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