Adahooniłigii. [volume], September 01, 1943, Page 2, Image 3

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:X~CH FIGHTING AT SEA
S uta«r^; e t rr n o o LiS sTnkingtanfof n our P shr^ lat The'tTnited e H e t
' te/22? thst •?*» —“**• s^LTz a i st
BoosstBi; amm-* wi;h churckiii
, n< fT** •'" ad ". of the Prietos is President Eoosevelt. The great
: ' ,' r 5 F ritlsh is Prune Minister Churchill. Premier Stalin i Ah P
- ader of the Russians. President Roosevelt and Prime Kinist erAhurchill
" c^ r :^f hs L :fh 1 ?H HasM ? st r- Then
thr'wtlrwf- ,^ ator thr ' y m,r,t at a place called Casa Blanca and planned
airrt in- flt-in • 101 ,y ', President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill are
*ci^ci in in ci city in Oup'bfic in
made for new fettles. -anada. Prooably new clans are being
UNREST GPO¥IIiC Id GERMANY
of the"cioirs"have"been"lrstrovrd P "*** ti “'- *°»*
because the people are afraid/ W Hiu" is
b, n 6 b.,.ame i o r the defeats of the German armies and thl bomb ng overman
~; a 1 .! En ;! h l n r :mprr o S£id th£t thrrr mrn hEvr Ve» appointed to feke
s plac , ® s lrad, ' r ln ® p rmany. The men who may be the leaders of
r,a- n_ v e =n Admiral Do-nitz, Gen rai Keitel and Marshall Goering.
KI SICA CAPTURED
Kiska La our m spldi-rs\ S eie S Wrr #» island named
- f'l , SOloi ' rs wrrr oX P p ctmg a. hard fight with the J B p S when thrv
xandrd on this island named Kiska. «h«n they actuallv landed they found
that all the Jans had left so they took the Island of Kiska without lighting.
pl£ f ® h f r floWn twicr ovrr Japanese islands named Kuriles Our
Islands ° PP ° n ShipS ShiP < VardS ° f Japanese Vn the Kurils j
MORE WAR WORKERS HEEDED AS ARMY GROWS
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IITOG CONDITIONS IMPROVED EOR ITAVAJOS
AT ORDIANCS DEPOTS'
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nn-.t^l/r 10 * ar ' , ' mployPd 8t th ° depots at Bellemont and at
o' th iob " V oVrn pycrllrat workers. It has been hard to k" pH v L
°-‘ th ' Job> JUS '° or when a dance is on at home. P J °
„ t . lfc : ly . considerable improvement has been made in living conditions
N these depots. At Bellemont, '“hogans" which Havajos built We Van
r. placed with houses. Electric lights were installed, the v4/r suprA
improved, sanitary toil- ts built, and a trading post hd, Al, 3Upply ,
aavfjos. The Navajo Service established a school -nd - „i . 1 P • Just lor
K rr ,n-'ii+ +u_ • „ _p . n . ■ scnoo_ and a clinic. workrrs
br..u 6 ht them families and some Navajo women obtained employment.
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