PILOT PETERSON BRINGS
r STINSON PLANE BACK
Pilot Lloyd Peterson of *he
P Wien Airlines who has been in the
States for several months brush
ing up on the art of flying ar
rived from Fairbanks with a Stin
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son plane which will be based
here for the Wien Airlines. Mrs.
Peterson remained in the States
and will return at a later date.
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SUNDAY WEDDING? IN
| BASE CHAPEL
» Lt John Butchkosky of Jeddo,
Pennsylvania, and Frances Helene
Robbins, of Indianapolis, Indiana,
were married Sunday afternoon in
the Base Chapel by Chaplain
Thomas Cunningham.
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Mrs. Ann Robbins, mother of
the bride, arrived from Anchor
age in time for the wedding.
Lt. William Tresham was best
man and Miss Virgie Bessiere was
maid of honor. A reception at the
Officers Club followed the cere
mony. The couple will visit at the
j home of the groom in Jeddo, Pa.,
then go to Miami, Fla., where Lt.
Butchkosky has been transferred.
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GEORGE BAYER AND ALMER
RYDEEN TAKE PRISONER OUT
Deputy Marshal George Bayer,
Aimer Rydeen left with a prisoner
Akagsyloon Evan, a native who
has been found insane and is be
ing sent to Morningside Sanitari
um for treatment.
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G. MADSEN K. HEDREEN
Truman In Berlin.
Inspects Wreckage
(Continued from Page One)
described as simply a courtesy
call. Truman also conferred with
Byrnes a veteran of the Yalta
conference, and the President’s
Chief of Staff Admiral Leahy.
Stepping outside of Hitler’s
chancellery the President shook
his head at the destruction and
told reporters “it is a terrible
thing, but they brought it on them
selves ”
Presiden Truman was an artil
lery captain in the last war, and
he presented a citation to Com
pany E Seventeenth Armored En
gineering battalion, which crossed
the Rhine under fire and com
mented “I’m sorry I didn’t get a
chance to participate in some
phase of this war myself.”
The land occupied by the mili
tary academy at West Point or
iginally belonged to the British
Crown.
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AFTER A DARING TAKE
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