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Show PAGE S nSg8g!Z,i&jm DAILY HERALD Revenge For 'March of Death' THIS CURIOUS WORLD ALLEY OOP By HAMLIN A v . T1C 1 v - U :' Six- Pvt. Max F. Prusa, Cleveland, O.. anese killed in courtyard ef building in walled section oj Manila, scene of Japs' final, bitter resistance. This picture illustrates a small measure of American revenge for the atrocities visited upon disarmed and helpless American soldiers during fiendish "March of Death "from Bataan in April. 1942. (Telephoto) He's 24-Star Vet Just returned from four years and three months overseas duty. Ship's Cook Frank E. Thorsell', aboe. of Cleveland. O.. had no time to get the two dozen bat-tie bat-tie stars he'll wear on his sex vice ribbons 'when the photo above was taken. v Operating 40-mm. gun, he was in 24 actions, ac-tions, which included the Aleutians Aleu-tians and the Kurilcs. Tarawa, the Philippines and Iwo J una. Use The Daily Classified Ads . . Herald's It's a public service. 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Both Democratic and Republican Repub-lican leaders agreed that the needs of the sick and wounded servicemen made nurse conscription conscrip-tion legislation a must. "We must care for our fighting fight-ing men," Republican leader Joseph W. Martin, Jr., Mass.. said late yesterday after Republican conference on the administration-reauested administration-reauested nurse draft bill which comes before the house Monday. "Some Republicans believe the army bungled when it lowered its nurse enlistment quotas, but we all agree we must . provide for the men who are fighting for us." Martin emphasized that the Republicans Re-publicans will not oppose the measure, but predicted heated debate de-bate and many amendments which will probably delay a vote until Wednesday. Potted Palm With Stolen Articles SEATTLE (U.R) Seattle's biggest big-gest hotel has its worries. 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