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charges was adjourned until
Thursday when the court said
Joyce would be committed formal
ly to trial in the July session. The !
prosecution contended that Joyce
declared himself a British subject
by birth when he applied for a
passport in 1933, also on two other
occasions when seeking passport
i
renewals, the last time only ten
days before the outbreak of the
war when he went to Germany.
After he was captured by the
Allied authorities following Ger-1
many’s surrender, Joyce said he j
was born in Brooklyn, N. Y.
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PATERSON
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Argentina Did Not I
Try To Stamp Out
Nazi Penetration
WASHINGTON, June 25^</P)—
The Senate Military sub-commit
tee received State Department
evidence that Argentina had failed
to eliminate a single case of sus
pected German economic penetra
tion.
Assistant Secretary of State
Clayton, appearing before the
committee studying Nazi plans for
a third world war submitted the
documents summarizing the re
sults of the department’s cam
paign to stamp out Axis spear
heads in Latin America by sup
planting the enemy’s controls of
various business enterprises with
friendly ownership.
Clayton said in the case of Ar
gentina there were one hundred ;
four such spearheads “in which;
no action or non-elimination ac-1
tion had been taken.”
We’re tired of being told we’re
put into this world to help others.
What in samhill are the others
here for?
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“Win Or Die”
Ultimatum Given
To Japanese
SAN FRANCISOCO, June 25—
(/P)—The Japanese people have
been given a “win or die” ulitma
tum directive, stemming from the
Emperor members people’s Vol
unteer Corps and were told not
to be taken alive or surrender in
the event of Allied invasion of the
homeland; in other words, win,
get killed or commit suicide order
contained new orders for the
homefront forces as the Jap home
minister made a detailed report
to the Emperor on the air raid
damage to Tokyo.
Imperial headquarters belated
ly admitted the loss of Okinawa.
The Nippon radio claimed Allied
forces had attempted a landing on
Balikpapan in southeast Borneo,
which had been “completely
checked.” The Allied high com
mand didn’t confer the report.
The ap communique was inter
cepted in San Francisco by F.C.C.
Idntified for the first time was
the commanding general of Nip
pon’s Okinawa forces as Lt.-Gen.
Mitsuru Ushijima. The Jap high
command had given him up for
dead as a tribute was paid to him
in obituary terms by radio Tokyo.
Jones—I suppose you can talk
to birds?
Smith—Well, I can talk turkey.
Australians Meet
Little Resistance
On Borneo
* MANILA, June 25— <£>)—'The
Australian Ninth Division troops
are driving down the Borneo
north coast towards the Miri oil
fields and still are confronted with
with little opposition today.
The enemy is apparently with
drawing with the belief that they
had inflicted the maximum dam
age to the oil wells. The Austra
lians, having captured Seria, po
tentially the richest petroleum
area of the British Empire found
at least twenty of its fifty wells
still burning from Japanese sabo
tage.
In continued aerial pounding of
the southeastern Dutch Borneo
port of Balikpapan the United
States Fifth Air Forces joined the
Thirteenth Royal Australian Air
force by sending more than one
hundred fifty Liberators, Mitch
ells and Lightnings over the tar
get and dropped more than two
hundred tons of bombs.
Anti-aircraft fire which previ
ously had been heavy was only
moderate, indicating the effects of
JIMMIE EDWARDS
HOME FROM SCHOOL
Jimmie Edwards, son of Mr. H.
Edwards, arrived via the P.A.A. to
join the family here. He has been
attending school in Fresno, Calif
ornia, and has not seen his folks
for nearly two years.
MRS. GUY BOYD LEAVES FOR
VACATION IN THE STATES
Mrs. Guy Boyd, who has been
employed by the Nome Drug
Store for the past two years was
an outgoing passenger on the first
boat. She will visit with relatives
in Bellingham, Wash., and return
to Nome in the fall.
REV. FRED KLERKOPER
TRANSFERRED TO PERSIA
Rev. Fred Klerkoper missionary
at Point Barrow for the past eight
years has been transferred to Per
sia. Before leaving for the Far
East he will visit in the States. He
will take his wife and daughter
to Persia with him.
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last week’s day by day raids.
Tokyo radio claimed heavy Allied ^
warships also had hit Balikpapan
and that Allied landing attempts
there had been completely check
ed.
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