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1 1 GOLDBLATT'S GUjiragn JJailij Cribunr FERD'NAND Monday, April 19, 1954 2 Page 3 Shop Mondays 11 to 8:30 Oak Park Noon to 9 Evergreen Park 12:30 to 9:30 TAPS SOUNDED FOR ERNIE PYLE, .9 YEARS AFTER STORM TOSSED I WANS HOPE TO REACH GOAL Des Moines, April 19 UP ffi- I FM Five Iowans, storm tossed and nearly exhausted of supplies, were optimistic today that they would reach their destination, Chicago Captain Puts Wreath on Grave a lonely isle in the Pacific. The 1 CHICAGO OAK PARK EVERGREEN PARK three Iowa Amateur radio op IE SHIMA, Ryukyu Islands, erators and their two con-pan April 18 Delayed (.1) Taps ions are witn a crew of six Mexicans and two Mexican ra choice of points dio operators on a crippled yacht about 80 miles northeast of tiny Clipperton island. The craft's motor is virtually Goldblatt's makes your old, worn out living room furniture look like new STOM Reupholstery at Goldblatt's Low Prices sounded today over the spot where Ernie Pyle fell nine years ago. It was the of the death of the little war cor-respondent who was killed useless. A storm four days ago damaged the sails.

The Iowans are Robert Denniston, Tom Partridge, Gene O'Leary, and Vera Hedman, all of Newton, and Leo Olney of Des Moines, Denniston, O'Leary, and Ol ney are "ham" operators and have maintained daily contact with Joseph J. Myers, a Des NAVY PLANE ON Moines amateur operator. OI ney advised Myers today of the ICE PATROL, 10 ABOARD LOST ARGENTIA, N. April 18 voyagers' optimism over reach ing their goaL The Iowans set out last month to establish amateur ra UP) The United States navy dis by a Japanese machine gunner while covering a little battle. Three hundred Americans made the trip to this little coral island, just off Okinawa to pay tribute to Pyle.

There was a firing squad, a bugler playing taps, and a few words around the monument that marks the spot where he died. Executives Make Talks The monument reads: "At this spot the 77th division lost a buddy Ernie Pyle." A reinforced battalion of the 77th division made the landing on this island, held by 'Jap- ern tip of Ellsmere island when it disappeared. Two Thule based planes are searching. Included in the crew are Lt. j.

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They said they hoped war would never come again to the world. A chaplain said a short prayer. Chicagoan Places Wreath Maj. Gen. David Ogden, commander of Okinawa and the Ryukyu chain, said Pyle was a special kind of newspaper man." Two soldiers who were on Ie Shima when Pyle fell placed a wreath on the monument.

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