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GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS FISHER BROTHERS LEAVE GENERAL MOTORS CORP. THE FOUR FISHER BROTHERS, from left to right, Edward F., Alfred J., William A. and Lawrence P. are pictured above congratulating each other in Detroit after resigning from executive positions, held for almost a quarter of a century in the General Motors Corp. The brothers plan to re-enter industrial activity at a later date. (International) ................................................................................ w ................................................................................................. SLIPPERY LANDING IN NEW GUINEA MUD SPECTACULAR PARACHUTE LANDINGS, such as the one pictured above, are common in the muddy air strips of New Guinea where U. S. paratroopers have been figuring prominently in the important gains. In this in- stance, a member of the parachute infantry goes sliding through the heavy ooze of Noemfoor Island, off the northeast New Guinea coast, trailing his collapsed 'chute. Other invaders from the sky can be seen dropping around an air~lane as the Americans take over. Signal Corps photo. (International Soundphoto) STUDENTS NEED CLASS, PARTY, LOUNGING CLOTHES Left, striped skirt, sweater-like bodice; center, party dress, contrasting skirt, bodice; right, lounging outfit. grew more weeks 'teen-agers will be thinking of their fall wardrobes for college or prep school, should have an outfit to wear in the classroom or on the campus, a good lounging costume, and , g party dress for school dances. The three pictures show styles that are popular with the younger set approved by parents, At the left is a classroom and campus outfit which consists of a skirt with green and pink stripes and sweater-like blouse in solid green. It is made of rayon tow jersey. ~n~ is an unusual formal frock. The blouse is of transparent velvet of rayon yarn, the skirt of ben- galine in rayon. ~ skirt has a bustle. The lounging pajamas consist of a shepherd check overblousa and b~wn tmJamu. The blouse Is made of raylalne ~tm rayon and wool (International) AT LAST RITES FOR LATE PHILLIPINE PRESIDENT THE BODY OF MANUEL QUEZON, late president of the Philippine Commonwealth, is shown above as it was lifted into a waiting hearse at Union station in Washington, D. C. His body will rest in Arlington cemetery. On extreme right in picture, hat in hand, is the new president of the Philippines, Sergio Osmena, who was sworn into office immediately after Quezon's death. (InternationalJ NAZIS LEARN TO SAY 'L; CLE' TO UNCLE SAM'S BOYS BY THE HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS, the German troops from Avranches to Rennes and to the coastal tip of Brest have been surrendering as the U. S. forces raced across the Breton Peninsula with a tank-and-man smash that will not soon be forgotten. With hands on heads, the big parade of e~emy prisoners marches directly into the camera. This is but one of many similar pageants of defeat, being enacted at Brest, St. Nazaire, St. Malo, Lorient and other voints of collapse--on the Brittany coast. (International) 1914 14,44 Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1914 is desigr_ed for sizes 14. 16, 18, 20; 40, 42 and 44. Size 16, short sleeves, requires 3% yards of 39-inch mar- tial. Plan your fall clothes now! The new fall and winter pattern book "P~sing in Review" is now ready --contains 32 pages of the tap hits: in clothes the boys ir~ uniform ad- mire--"I:~ate" frocks, Street wear, sportswear, clothes to wear on the home fronf~--snappy school clothes for juniors and children. Price 15 cents. For this pattern, send 15 cents, plus 1 cent for postage, in coins your name. address, pattern num- ber and* size wanted to Barbara Bell, North Dakota Newspaper Association. 530 South Wells Street, Chicago, Ill. ONCE AGAIN the Stars and Stripes wave over the Marine Barracks on Orote Peni~Isula, Guam, after more than two and a half years. At the ceremonies, shown above, Col. Merlin Schneider, Clatskanie, Or~ commanding officer of the Marine unit that captured that area, is salut- ing. Marine Corps : hoto. ( Internatior~l Soundphoto) WHILE HIS ~DDIE~ supply the rhythm, Rosario Talliento, a GI from Brooklyn, N. Y., and a ~rench girl overjoyed by the liberation of her Imtiv~ Renn~, do some ot the latest American jive steps. Similar scen~ were repeated in other stree~ of the £eeed Breton capital. OJ~cial IS. S. s~mal Cor~ ~ (~ ~) Exponent of Swing YES SIR, it seems that Tommy Dor- sey is right there with the swing and the upbeat. At one of those quiet Hollywood parties--this time at the home of Maestro Dorsey--am argument concerning the proprie- ties arose between Dorsey and handsome Jon Hall. Dorsey's lovely wife Pat Dane, shown with him above, became offended and when the fisticuffing was over M. Hall needed attention. (International) S! in in D.C. Park THIS IS A RECENT photo of France~ N. Erickson, 34-year-old architect whose stabbed body was found in Rock Creek Park in Washington, D.C. The body was in the morgue for nine hours before being |denti- fled by a roommate, Miss Betty Cooper. (Internat/ona~ Crucifix Intact UNDAMAGED and serene before the altar o£ war-torn Notre Dame ]thedra~ in st. Lo, Normandy, this crucifix remains under the ~e~ sky. A local gendarme CIow~ right), standing .among wreck~e at the c the ndracle.