Death of Mmclar K County Leads Filipino Youths All for Japan-^Ays .Japan Doug Tandy Had a OBSERVATIONS by CS-J-Fujes P

**9.—to-tinaa*'peiUB-»eea1V—r_—WiVn— Obeerver t I pledge allegiance to the " By CHARLES P. SO.UIR1 7 Flag "QJF the United Stores ss of America, and to the Vmh. •a 'JS-mJttMMt 39 Nov. .&. JMIg .—"ft 38 Republic for which It stands, • Kw7.m%smnti2.^ZBrWT Bb one nation, indivisible with rtov.itu^mmM -JMmi& At Keb.mTL r**P 38 Liberty oral Justice for oil. . Nov. 17...... ~JkwM 38 - Nov. ig....."JSI. *» 42 {UTHEPN NEVADA^ LEADING NEWSPAPER !-«-__ IAS VEGAS. NEVADA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1943 FIVE CENTS PER COPY Volume XXXIX—Number 48. Hall Tells About Moscow Conference Death of MMClar k County Leads Filipino Youths all for Japan-âys .Japan Doug Tandy Had A OBSERVATIONS By CS-J-fUJES P. SQUIRES Shocks Las Vegans In Ration-Book Four Colorful CaredS City" Loaders In Development A total ot 122,721 Nevada con Doug. H. Tandy, who died in the sumers received War RatioivBook Veteran's Hospital in Reno, • Every year about the Holiday - aad Phiianiarophy: Dies of Four, John Kenny Nevada district Wednesday of last week at' ttie season a ten-pound .ôx of dried Heart AlfackJn Loa Angeles office of price admin-*J-ation chief age of 78 years, had a colorful flffn ffijgfrf-af-B•mysirrininl y nn tn'y ""' TfTf,,vf ilM11'1 V.lllff'gfsplllil)|ilil' tTllI*)' desk. Not just common figs, bat The deattf of R. E. Griffith, career, according to ttie ______8 after computing complete returns lucious, sweet, brown, syrupy figs creator and builder of Hotel from ttie State's 17 counties. lWver Reveille. -!^__^ —the most toothsome f igs Del- Last Frontier, outstanding' resort ! .Nevada was the* first of ttte Since coming'to Nevada soon phine and lever have enjoyed. hotel of Southern - Nevada,' r:Bb% western states. to complete re afer tbe first world war Mr. M&M&^ZMZy Ot ' cottrse vestor in many buslhess?*'%nter- turns on war book four - '&|3_^_|^ Tandy has spent ttie greater part there is really prises and generous contributor Tiie total of 122,721 is 17,521 less bf his \last years ih Lander Coun- ! no mystery to ail worthy- causes', - brought tttea tha 140,242 book three books ty as a newspaper man ind min- about whefe genuine sorrow to all Las Vegas, issued in June and 15,882 fewer | tog man. In 1922 he was elected the figs come and did much to subdue the fes than ttie 138,583 book two books to the assembly from here oa the - trom because tivities of Thanksgiving Day. issued in April 1943. {.Republican ticket and served con- we recognize ,He died at hia suite in the Bev The decrease is accounted for MANILA—-This Jap-made picture -smuggled to the United States sup Jtinuously in ttte Nevada legisla- at once the WASHINGTOM.O. C—Secretory Ot State, Cordell Hull as he told the erly Hills Hotel, Los Angeles, in tbe fact taat book four figure f\ j ture from 1923 until' IMS With source as our of heart failure brought on by if only the initial registration and posedly shows Filipino youths (center, uniforms) preparing to soil from the exception of the /sessions of p| • friend historic meeting -of CoHflUst -att week thot the Moscow Declarations will' over exertion suffered o$ of the secretary - -treasurer of Moore and W. J. Walshe, he 7—Humbolt 4,230 4,156 ported to be ranch where bis mother ind fos Early during Mr. Tandy's ca awakening toe changing world. ful of. manufacturers end does. the Pacific Union Conference, C. ter father are buried. So far as I know, Dick of late welded into a single-great enter 8—Lander 1,601 1,540 operating with reer in Nevada be became editor noV: concern */_«i1wnk atyl, fili t*~*iuer an*f toe xititer on Satur prise. These business executives 9—Lincoln -*W6 4,128 Wilson a full-blooded Indian and later .owner and publisher of rides automobiles, street cars and day morning was presided over great satisfae- motor busses tb and from work- of the American people. aiid his brother who are inter 10—Lyorr^S 2,948 3,632 and his brother, Tweed, . were the Reese River Reveille, ike was by H. H. Hicks, "the president,of ested with bim in the motion 11—Mineral 5,742 7,83| The unit ia reported to be a born oh the old Las Vegas ranch. a friend of the boys in this local But he still goat on assessing peo Mow, among the numerous the Nevada-Utava t h conference of "peripheral discbarge" mill op ple . and their properties, net .al tbings we liave ineritio_«4 as BB. IF* "?L "^!*- *"a g^S""!*""' •J""' picture empire consisting of oil 12—Nye 9,882 4,346 Later tiieir mother became, the ity, many of whom, new men, -.»-..*« «K«.,t thm Rt-ntMf-ntift- Seventh - Day Adventists. The Welti and some eight hundred 13—Ormsby 2,854 2,647 erating on i principle which en wife of the owner of the Wilson look back on his kindly counsel ways') fear with ttte same satis ing wrong about tha Renegotia tirely etiminates the necessity for tion Law, is that it enables the dedicatory service address was al motion enterprises ia Texas, 14—Pershing 2.399 2,879 ranch and they took up tiieir res and aid. Soon after coming here factory results as when he be- so given by H. H. Hicks. screens and classifiers. _|__f stews'on us hif. customary token United States Government te-re Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mex 15—Storey - &^417 514 idence there -*|f||l|_§ he led e movement to build an Fallowing is the dedicatory pro- ico and Arizona, have given as 16-r-Washoe 32,710 34,342 One of the major advantages open-air dance pavilion and com of Holiday cheer.'_, pudiate i solemn contract enter of the -till, the company claims, is Jim and Tweed with Willard ed • inte with- a war contractor. surance that the development 17—White Pine 10,132 11,365 Gebrge, who lived in his youth munity center on the upper'end Yes. Dick comes to Las Vegas tito small amount of power re of Milne street, -much of the act once in a while (let's say about Our fear was that the government Prelude---"Jeruselm", by Park- plans of Mr. Griffith will be car on Uie Kyle ranch (now the Boul- el? ried out as he Wished. Tqtal 1 122,731 ? 138,583 quired, ite comparatively light ual construction being with his once if i-hofse's age) and gets a once having established a bad *- -"tf«llP l-al-i Wfsjpit end easy installation. derado Ranch) attended the precedent, sooner or later would > The remains were taken to s—«: i 1 school maintained by Mrs. Helen own saw and hammer. real kick out of the place. He now ' Welcome—D. R. Loutenhiser. Oklahoma City, Okla., where Those interested in the enterprise It wee Doug Tandy who brought has ah extra warm invitation to fit around te repudiating con 1 claim there is no lost energy be J.- Stewart for his children et the tracts, with us ordinary folks. 1 "I Come to Thee** lary Graff- funeral service are planned for the present Nevada State Press come again, because his other old Roma—Joe Wilcox and Clifford cause of over-grinding. This unit old Las Vegas ranch. . Association into existence. The Our fears, were net Unfounded Munce. next Monday. Interment will be Service Clubs Hold -' At that time there wat no town Mind ta Las Vegas (he may have in the Griffith family burial plot. has been running oh 20-horse former Nevada Editorial Associa more tha ntwo for all I know) ia —we were »ot boxing with shad- j Church History—H. H. Hicks. power aad doing a tine job of of Las Vegis—but just a -few iso ows. It has happened and aere tion hai been inactive tor many Chief of Police, Harry Millar, so Dedicatory Prayer-—C. L. Bauer. Deceased was born in Hallets- grinding and turning out the ton--) lated ranches including the Wil years. Mr. Tandy invited the edi he would be .nafe pt a cordial re are 9Bp sad details: Out in ttte "Fling Wide The Gates" by ville, Texas, In 1893 and had made Joint Thanksgiving age for which it was designed.' son Ranch, the Kyle Ranch, the State af Oregon, the Port of Ban- tors from all over ttte states to ception aad, ia eaae of extreme Kauffmari«ff»_j! an outstanding success of hia bus - The Kiwanis, Lio_a end Jto- It is reported that 'the operation Lae Vegas Ranch, the Manse to. *20s, to Austin to form emergency, a place to eleepl^Ri don owned and operated a big Benediction—H. H. Hicks. iness life before-'mifffltinaen have of the mill te open-fer hispeettoii dit*$el tug and two heavy barges. tary clubs held a joint luncheon Banxtii*mm" mmaiym-mieÂm organization- R was an Thanks, Dick! Come over Bad PoStlude—-"A Dream of Para- fte foundations of fortune well meeting Wednesday noon in ob an the property at Dead Horse occasion of two days of festivities gee us sometime! Hi assessing. After Pearl Harbor, Uncle Sam laid. He leaves surviving him his Wells which is located between family and the Indian Springs wes in urgent 'need of all such dise," "sjr. Grey. -?"-_«- servance of Thanksgiving as is ranch, the home of the Towner which ire recalled now by many , v.. equipment he could ley his hands Acting pastor of the church is j widow, Marcello Griffith, a son, the annual custom of the serv- f Rawhide and Hawthoime. family. Lata-* Jim's mother died publishers aa marking tae hot- D. R. Loutzenhiser. Rupert E. Griffith, Jr.; one pitality that was then and is yet on for the defense of Alaska, so he daughter, Julie Joan Griffith; his ke clubs. ^^ _*3^ ami in 19Q6> his foster father pass commandeered the tug iad ttte Ferman Brady, president of the to be found te hut few communi Tonopoth Ta verna mother, Mrs.'H. J. Griffith, Sr.; ed away. Jim never married but ties outside of Austin. f|__i twe beiges that belonged to the v—W& and two brothers, H. 3. Griffith Kiwanis Club-presided over the Tweed married an Indian girl, Operate Att Hmiu people Of the Coquiile Valley and meeting of nearly 100 club mem District Attorney^ Annie, who died some years ago. As a newspaper man Mr. Tandy ' Tonopah taverns aat week of Kansas City and L. C Griffith ^displayed humor, logic and inter- , its Pott of Bandon. Spiers Applies for Of Oklahoma City.-,-. - —hlng could have been fairer tiiat e public hearing will be' in Temple City, California wkWfi and an attack of pnuemonia, is | gation of the Raphael beating, er who consolidated it with Thi: and Ihe deal was entirely satis held in the above matter fat the Mr. Lauritzen died a short time . _ ,v—i iilll Austin Sun which he was pub city hall at Las Vegas, commenc- still according to reports in every factory to the Commission aad ago. mi^ serious condition. Cashman Rests Easy lishing. "|jpf v"^_^j Farmers May Kill to the United States officials who ign at 10:00 a. m., Tuesday, No McCall Will Take Mr, Tandy thereupon devoted engineered the*' purchase. IP-fi vember 30, 1943, When and ) After An Operation more ef his time to mLling. Ht But aew what happens? One where every interested party may KOROSTEN AND GOMEL TOTTER James Cashman is doing nicely prospected and developed pro of the brilliant young bureaucrats appear and be heard. I following a serious operation it perties to Lender county, one of Hogs Says Wittwer ' l V..-i.-. i. • City Manager Job created by the iniquitous Rene T ll {White Memorial Hospital at Los which near New Pass, hejlevetop"*: Mr- J. H. Wittwer. county, ex- gotiation Law, discovered that Vegos Businessman Charles C. McCall of Waynes- Angeles. - iHH ed at intervals for several years. tension agent, makes the follow Uncle Sam had bought the equip 'burg, Pa., to whom tae position Some time ago Mr. Cashman On this he built a small mill sad. ing announcement under date-of ment at a price that yielded a Dies Unexpectedly of City Manager of the City of injured his ankle while on a hunt got out a few shipments during November. 23, 1943:/ profit to the taxpayers of Co . Chester L. Jones died sometime Las Vegas was recently offered | proingp etriprly . anThd eh bone wae sdi forced nodt setot the course of development work.. "Effective | today, 'WFA -,_»* quiile Valley. He took it upon Friday night at his home at 512 by the board of city commission enter the hospital to have it re Mr. Tandy wai active in the nounccs 90 day suspension all re "Ihnftlf to asserjt that Uncle Sam Clerk Ave, His-death was-dis 1 tys, has accepted the position ac set. ' ' V_a_ji United Spanish War Veterans, wants some of the money back, covered Saturday morning when cording to-word r-eeived by Mayor strictions covering farm slaught CHIVE «~t mme A*uv****j "•*~~~"~M~"v___K_k _, The oyration 'was suceesfuls who conducted tAa funeral serv-' 11 0 S. W. Cragin. W$ er of bogs to facilitate marketing and so the-Cequille Valley tea-1***?™** w* ** awtkmMm atording to reports tet'ehfed ever ices in 'Reno. He leaves one and slaughter. payers' who cheerfully gave up Mr. McCall, Who is.a married the telephone and Jim is resting daughter, Prof. Lillian Tandy bf "Producers may kill for own their equipment .to—_--.r UnclOT™«».,»™.e Sam's .Mr/Jones had been ill fori some man with two children, -expects to pain.^J ____; II Syracuse, New Vork, a sister, use or sale or transfer to others Uie, ire to be penalized for their time and under the care of a reach Laa Vegas about the middle It developed that,there were Mrs. Mary Harrison ef Pelican,- all hcjgs they are able to handle. patriotism, that is, if the afore physician, but hii condition was of December. He will assume the two fractures. Be it able to get New ¥ork. and a nephew, J. D. not considered serious. Mr. Jones* duties qf his new position Janu Foss, biMmbt, ,S. D. No;license or permit required. said bureaucrat has his way. * J around on. crutches and . hopes : Previous 400 pound limitation per Any refund to the United States ttie proprietor ef the Harris Barb ary first, 1944;.' Pill _, V. '..;.--•. --, er shop on Second street, is sur tb come home with Mrs. Cashman producer lifted for three month would have to be made up in ad Sunday. period Action applies to hogs, ditional tax levies because^-tbe vived by his wife and young son PRISONER PICKS HOLE .^P only. No other livestock includ funds received from toe sale are and two sisters, Mrs. Archie IN JAIL AT MEMO E v - Point Reduction definitely earmarJse-Kir ^replac Wright of Las Vegas and Mri. Merle T. Mercer laboriously ed. Benett Gillen in Rath, Nevada. . "Farmers are urged to spread ing .the equipment purchased by disciplined. picked out - the bricks from ttto marketing of record pig crop to the Uhited States Government, Does anyone heed a better il wall of his cell, in- the Washoe Ivnitations issued in AU Cuts of Pork prevent overlbadine* marketing and^thre amount is just sufficient lustration of, the threat to De- county jail to make an 18-anchl opening throughwhich he sctuirm'-l la collaboration with the War and slaughter facilities. All re* fer tha-tvpurphBe, pi|M_^ totjjr-racy that X\tt in** bureaucrat Food Administration, the -Office quirements of OPA-with respect; . What adds insult to injury, ic control? Tfa£ Rehegotiation ed to freedom. ^^^ For Gas Execution : , pouring salt OnJhe wound, is the Sheriff Ray ,T. Root said Mer> of Price Administration has au \ to observance ot n*»»t p**ice ceil Law designed to take excess pro -Warden Richard D. Sheehey thorized an immediate two-point ings and collection -of" ration knowledge on the part of Cdqufile fits out of war production is be eer was the-first man to escape- Valley citizens that had the "'dug from the presetn jail, of the Nevada State prison at reduction in the ration valug, of ' points in exchange tor meat de- ing used as a Weagpn to socialixe Carson City, has issued invita ell cuts of jiork to expedite the . Ufired will remain in effect. land barges rern__ried in their MeroeT, who tee sheriff said s ! : „- •I II • • • Industry iander the pretext of war men and others designated' by I movement to- ' consumers of e ****~h'' **i>snensi6n pertains to , had a long' crto#n?il record , in tions to i gpbap of newspaper- service; they would have earned necessity. That law puts dkto- western.'-ftates, was- held ia* con- law, to.be presenTet^toe prtfifi bumper hog crop. ^^^^ ^^^^ farpi f"njiighter of erep'rotesting vociferously against | "fair profiqj beef brisket, dried beef and Mr. and Mrs Lonnie Davis, waa this piratical invasion of their These unbridled Du~~e~~~~c~~ats cer ' dropped - from the roof of a Fisher on a lonely desert reed An estimated half million Russian to advance along the small porch oyer a-side entrance after they 'had ebaeented to give tohgue_^Bnder ' pork "Variety Jaid to rest in Woodlawn ceme- rights by the United States Gov qpenly and" stoutly resist any 450-mile Gomel-to-Krlvoi tog front,, with heaviest fighting7~~Sr~~~~~5~~~ at him a ride. He has applied to j Meats," all items ere reduced two -'tary Tcesây sfterneon with Wtt. ernment - We sincerely hope change being made in the Rene to tha jail, landing in- a* soft Korosten, a rait center near the '?oHto border, ond Gomel, 15Q miles soundrdeadening * flower bed the state- board of purdons and points while canned meet point Charles Sjlcsm officiating at the their cries will be heard and that gotiation few—they are loath to parole for t&immutotioHof hii sen- prices are' net changed legnitl'' the bureaucrat responsible for relinquish the . powers granted northeast Soviet infontrymen, preceded by an artlllery-worptane attack, which recently had'beer* cultivat Vfieremony at the Palm Funeral ed. ienceto .<^..an|ir-ibamaat ^^^Jless ofôrkêontent "'•' Some. • •• this, outrage will be properly them under it. ora meaty in t_*_L_y*__r__ of both d-_te______1*^^^ PigeTwo

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the study is based upon returns weight earn ^&_-__ tog, and other essential classifi LiberaTion m Corsica from 23,611 units, lite census} jj Emphasiring ttwnee d far keep- cations. ^^^^S SSsiilPI was requested by the Public\WJ>_^Â^J*___°J^^ Roads Administration en behalf *» «* ^ J^lte3^*®1-* The cooperation of all Nevad 1 ans in assuring a complete cov m of the Wit Production jKBpWiW*" <* *• ^Melet ire erage in 1944 was requested by IflETY Office of Defense Transporta owned by workers to three vital McEechiBjAr^ _____ SPf 1 tion, Office of Price Administra- industrial groups, agriculture, m+mtmtltmmmmmmma^LtmB mineral" extraction, and transpor- • —:___-.y—_— .« LD.S. CHURCHES CONTRACT CLUB MET or War, National Housing Agen Mrs. .Will Beckley returned WITH MRS, SCHUYLER cy, Army Transportation Corps, tiott. Approximately 99 percent SPONSORING DANCE / ;J||*| Thursday morning from a short The Community Contract Chtb and other agencies, McEachin de are in«.construction, manufactur- stay in Southern California." Tbe L. D. S. Churches in Las met with Mrs. W. N. Schuyler on clared. The work will continue ^ Vegas are sponsoring a dance to Tuesday and a delightful social through 1944 and all persons re be heM tois Friday evening in hour was'spent aromnd the des- gistering passenger cars will be , ttto to>^(fe''a^-^__^__*l--.. Ion'..i^|^ -'gtfjjjggT- fm' butriic-er• _tg table Tine iil-Wiiiii-i.. .area Stated ito show thetr occupation devoted to several rounds of eon- The information gathered is of cordially invited to attend'and tfactJ Those .present included vital importance to determining is. /\ rncjj fnir*WLft<>} ELVZM enjoy an evening of dancing and Mesdames W. R. Bracken, W'7 E. rationing procedures and to main NTefreshmenta,wfs _j§&3j-F-i Ferron, J. T. Watters, C. P. tenance of. spare parts inventor Squires,i R. R. Russell, A^Br Cah ies, McEachin said. USO BtHLDING "|?fei!^^l lan, A./C. Grant, R. D. Balcom Industrial classification of toe IS DEDICATED * pit-, / ' and toe hostess. cart studied to Nevada showed A large number of Las Vegans 19.3 percent to be owned by per attended the dedicatten of [the O'MALLEY MARRIES" |§e§ sons engaged ih construction and tnmfMw new USO building dh 'the, Wf?st- COUPLE OF COUPLES .related maintenance. Tte next side hut iSunday afternoon. A | Oscar Willy Nilson and Cather largest percentage 15.0 percent most interesting program I was ine Anna Staub, both of Los An was listed under transportation,! presented. It is hoped that/the geles were united in marriage by communication, and other public! DRS5-5lM_i, building will fill a great need in ffustice Paul O'Malley Tuesday utilities. Other industrial classi REACH ~m£ L. D. S. CHURCHES < ' l/morning.*. Immediately following fications-Were * es follows*. Gov-1 their marriage the couple acted ernment, 12.8 percent; trade, in MESQUITE CLUB as witnesses at the., marriage of cluding finance" aad real estate, I MEET DECEMBER lt I _ ttie bridegroom's, sister, Jonny 9.9 percent; agriculture, forestry' "ttBL£VIA No meeting of- toe Mesquite Linea Nilson who took Kaare and fishing, 8.5 percent; manu-1 Club today. Tne next meeting Anderson of Mo, Norway, as her factoring and processing 0.7 per mxn&s 'will be heM December"10, whea huaband. '£7&&'MW£ 'SMA cent; mineral extraction, 6.4 per- j ' PUNCH mill at ttoy tteaattft* toeir t lift i.ain ii Gerties raeeivei t-timtUntie ittatttft from tot.lit e cent; professional and related there wfll be the regular Christ- „^^-**•*__ naaat-Bt'iif Fr—ofa—-* l**ii-*iim kBmti *t mas Kensington Mrs, George A"-' •MBÔB^ TlSAJLOg,^,^ Cettie—t. Here ntnivta ai e ftvtauwj villtf thowtt* iruit ea a tfililiti al services, 5.6 percent*, personal; bright, Mrs. W* N. t~k5bavlar, Mrs. WHITE HOUSE CHILDREN '%ara service, 4.2 percent; amusement I Leonard and Mrs. Earl Honrath.. , ivn.JM.•Childr^„n o„«f afcth„e White—n.|a-k-_" Housen " and recreation, 1.8 percent. Jfl§|_ the hospitality committee will discussed at length fay Mrs. Wil Tte percentage distribution of act as hostesses. I liam E. Oar, highlighted toe regu NEW LEAGUE OF NATIONS 1 Last winter we were told to vehicles-in tte group, is as follows lar meeting of file Monday study All this discussion about tte convert to coal because oil wta McEachin declared: Professional HOSTESS GROUP ' J club heM yesterday afternoon at .formation ot a "society of nations'' scarce Now they tell us there is Interesting Fadsp and semi-profession*", 7.3- per ttte home of Mrs. Joseph Castle, to preserve tbe peace follows the insufficient coal What next? cent, * 4r{»' years; farmers and GAVE TWO PARTIES |ji; J" formulas by which the League Mesdames R. R. Russell, * F. said the Carson Ctty Daily Ap was ....H -V—I ' 1; ;• farm maangers, * 7.0 percent, 6.S peal __2_w*!l_f of Nations organised. The ^^^ years; proprietor, managers, of- Watters, C. D- Breeze end JSarl League was too Confiding, gentle WE NEVER HEARD About Hevada Cars *JOWWfW Honrath were hostesses on two Mrs. Orr in her interesting pre ANYTHING UKE THIS i u sentation emphasized the letters and trusting, and it failed to CARSON CBFBfr-'Stm average * *~^J_^ #<, tarmmg, W.1 occasions toe past ; .week. ' [ On carry out its purposes. A promin Donald. Nelson, head of -War age of passengareari to Nevada Pere**", S.0 yem: itore and office Sunday mOrning toey entertained fwritten by/ children of the various presidents. She began with Nel ent educator once told this writ-' production, has returned from his, ii 6.9 yeani an* the itete has an* clerks; salesmen; e*«auding trav UmimmmXF a party of young business women lie Custis during George Wash er; "There is only one thing wrong __._,- x _ -. ...-- ^.unusuaUy high percentage -êf e-tin* salesmen, g.l percent, S.7 HauMT end teachers at breakfast atj the With the League." And what ii trip to Russia and* he gives out heavyweight cars. This informa- Jreir8; travelling salesmen, agents ington's term progressing to the te v aWmmtttm Hotel Last Frontier. On, Monday Theodore Roosevelt family- She that?" I asked. "It has never been thenews that Stalin told him that j tion was furnished by Secretary ? *» '*' percent,'5.1 yeaia; crafts- a large number of woatea artse wis. assisted by Mrs, Henry Cole- tried," ares the response. The lea tte Soviet government is going to of State Malcolm McEacMto-jfaf. •«•• toremen, skilled workers, ^9m wt WLB} their luncheon guests at Hotel El mpn and Mrs. Henry Lee. gue did not have any.way to repay aU of the lend lease that officio motor vehicle commission 20.5 percent, 5.8 years* operatives, Rancho Vegas. -At both affairs force warlike nations, to behave. it has received from tte United er, this week from a preliminary semi-skilled workers, 9.4 percent, Utm^mWf the decorations bore evidenfe of HOSTESS CLUB MET ' It provided!- ah excellent arena States. None of tte other co compilation of data assembled 6.4 years; laborers and unskilled the approaching holiday season. ' Mrs. /Isabelle McChrystal en- for discussion, as your correspon partners 'in this war have ever ttiiijatlh ihilin inlimlliin of toe oc workers, 8.1 percent; 7.2 yârs; "Pan" and contract furnished Ltertaine- the Hostess Club Mon- dent can testify from personal ob ^talked like that._ cupation of registered owners,of protective services, 0.7 percent, _&&!**___ pleasant entertainment 'tlay at. luncheon at the home of servation in Geneva. The trouble passenger cars in the state. The 7.1 years; personal services, 3.3 her daughter, Mrs. Leo A McNa was that the United ^States end information has been tabulated percent, 6.8 years. tY*AR#aim»Ui&}| mee. / -IHWttt- ISSiy*llfe other Nations were certain-that by the Public Roads Administra The early'study of partial na THSY CAN m% HIGHWAY FRONTAGE i- w~y " "nothing will happen." +jy3 Clippings of items tion ' |& what a billion dollars is—which Ufa from El Paso, awaiting clear 105 North 1st, Next Bank Only yesterday I was talking is a rare intellectual and financial ance before they will come to this to a certain well known cook, who achievement county, where tftSg* will work for It living incognito to toe, royal local sheepmen, says toe Ely Re suite at ttte Beverly Hills Hotel. A good many people wonder a«.7iiiirfinrQ^-8aBe8;i| why Baruch stands at tte- top in cord. -illlS j£_&^||_|_teg }*& The place is very smartly decor- Tito herderl are refugees from ing an X-ray photograph of toe Europe who came to Mexico City. Stomach .belonging tp her form or by tte enemies ef tte Presi It is planned to bring 25 to 80 RONZONtj'S er employer, personally auto dent S^Bl-fi more from Mexico to this district WHEEL Ot^ FORTUNE I | RACE HORSE KENO graphed, whtoh ste has framed It is agreed in Washington that to aid in relieving the shortage of Baruch ha*, "both statesmanlike herders. All will be Basque herd •ntt pieced over tte mantle- efficiency and broad vision." That arp I pi piece. ers who are skilled'in their work But this cook has an interesting is why he'is IT in Washington. and they will remain here hi this tf a,.,.,.,. , country as long as there is the " SwEMTY-OMI^ J" 1 ,Mw,N6IN6ffi}^ philosophy about money. She BOBN JO! - acute shortage of herders. They ON THE AIR said "Money—what is money? To Mr. and Mrs. Noral Powell, -a are being brought here through Nothing!" And tten she showed daughter, Wednesday, Novem the Eastern Nevada Sheep Grow me some of her diamond bracelets ber 24, at Las Vegas '"Tilip"**'' DJULY NEWS--8:30A.M. and furs.and stockings and a mo ers association _-_ OH K-E-N-O— 1400 kc. tor car, sod I agreed wito her, ttiat next to those, money didn't mean a thing. Army "Model Underground Hospital ROULETTE WERr #g-KENO M CRAPS CHIAP AND COMFORTABLE DESERT TRAVEL Las Vegas-Toncpah-Reno Stage Lima I SEBASTIAN MIKULICH. Owner mm$ - Ticket Of lice —Ôverland Hotel DAILY SCHEDULE (INCLUDING SUNDAYS) North Bound South Bound (Read Down)" (Read Up) 7:00 A.M. Lv LAS VEOAS Ar 8:30 P.M. 8:19 A.M. Lv INDIAN SPRINGS Lv 7:25 P. m 10:10 A. M. Lv BEATTY ?Pp Lv S'JSvP.M. 12:05 P.M Lv GOLDFIELD Lv 3:25 P.M. 1:20 P.M. Lv TONOPAH Lv 2:35 P.M. 2:25 P.M. Lv COALDALE Lv 1:15 P.M. 3:15 P.M Lv MINA Lv42:35 P.M. 3:85 P.M.fLv -'-'fcUNQKIjn Lv 12:20 P.M. BOULDER! CE0B 4:20 P. M. Lv HAWTHORNS Lv 11:44 AM.- 5:10 P>M.iLv m SCHUBlif1', Lv 10:35 AM B..WP. M. Lv . FALLON Wk Lv 9:30 AM. U. S. ARMY OFFICIAL FHOTO—-A thrat yffitmdrttground hospit-l, IM P.M. Lv - HAZEN |H Lv 8:50AM. complete with X-ray equipment ond facilittts for operattnf- wa* dug out of the three words*ore about 12 feelrhigh by 10 X 20 teet'4b orea, and 7-85'P.M. Lv Lv 8*20 AM. 7 ^P.M. Lv WADSWORTH!^ Lv 8:15 AM of the three words dreebout 12 feat high by .1-0 X SOifa^F'iri: oreofroftd III Fretanl 8^ P.M. Ai Lv 7^0 AM. . are connected with aopt other by tunnels, which in tuch connect with q ; RENO . .j-jassogewov leading to the tipper ground. It is estimated toot a siitiitar NoterrNo Local Servian. Between Fellon end Reno ; , inttaHortin coyid be biult I nthe field Under, comber concttfiorajD-i-t-hours?* Metal Office, 220 North Tenth Street, Lee Vagas. Nevada Photo shows a view of one of the undergrouncI_ôfdS/wlth stmuloted. carjualty eoam* undtryiMg'traatrntnt. .^---^-' -' 7 Pridij_jfovembtt ae, 1843 - UI VE«|| „QI 3 JTO00 A*uX9*t ar *nns EIO«TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Eldon May. salary *.— 138.W the City of- Las Vegaa, Clark County, la December; a penalty of three Farmer Chief of Police Dave COUHT orr Taa STATE or ne- Olin Mayfleld, salary ..,_..-_< _U» Nevada, to-wlt: (3%) per cent shall be' added aae Mackey end Mrs. Mackey, arriv " VADA nt eaa roa ram COOMTY Hugh McAllister, salary —•— WS.60 Thai portion, of ttt Southeast collected by tte tax iSJBslver on PERSONALS ed last Monday from Pleasanton, Greets 1000th Methodisfpiaplaiii Or CLARK. A;B.' Medean, salary•-....—_.. 73i6 Quarter per cent. Aa with her mother, Mrs. Clarabelle [•between Uie Plaintiff and the Defend H: L. Powell; ItVlrj .'. •_—*sj.-3 ^200.00 Additiona^^^^^^7ifa_iJ*al r of fwa (5%) mar Vegas their home. Dee Pullum, salary *. : 165.00 hundredths (212.71) feet, more or be *%dded and coliejbted Hanley. ant oh the grounds of extreme cruelty, Isaac Pulltim, salary ..._^.._»^R 180.00 less, to • -2'*-t2" stake forty (40) -cent' shall - . .. all of which mor* fully appears from G. E. Rambo, salary" ..'.^—v.—»afe~-. 200,00 feet westerly from the easterly una by the tax receiver on tta total Word from Mr. Pete.. Hamilton Plaintiffs verified complaint on fite Helen Scott Reed, salary. ..is*' 250.00 of said Section 5; thence northerly amount of taxes in the event said Ensign and Mrs, Mahlon Brown herein, a certified copy of which.Is Henry Robinson, salary Zwf 190.00 parallel to. said .easterly line two total amount of taxes or any in of Pasadena, California informs served upon you here with. _-*_"»~_ Dap Rusk, salary :.... ,150.00 hundred (200) feet, more or less to stallment thereof, together with and little sons spent Thanksgiving Dated this Sth day of November, A. D. the true - poin t of beginning; .con- . accumulated penalties, are not paid. us that Mrs! Hamilton, who fin- 1S43? ~~S-3l§*—wÎii*! s*5*SI!*«i>'$*»iH C. C. Sargent, salary • . "jjSp 250.00, on'_>r before tho fi*-«t iMnnrf.y <*-, Day with Mrs. I?erle g. Brown, derwent a-major operation last RALLI tc DICKERSON. ._tainlng i?ne ,' -•s~ S____S_ '•'"J- 'Treasurer and Tax Collector Un Francisco.' US? ••' Las Vegas, Nevada. 1 s -—foess—e_a&s Arlene Sniith, Mary .. 150.00 Dated this 12th day of November, 1943. in Los Angelas, is on the road to "Ssgife-' *nd for-the Counti y of Clark, 'Attorneys tor Plaintiff. _?*_-__ A. r. Bmithv.Sr., salary 100.00 ! BOARD OF EDUCATION OF _fi—1i-Btate of 'Nevade_« ~iS_("F* ' recovery and exepcts to be taken CAMBRIDGE, MASS.—Bishop G. .Bromley Oxno, of Boston, vice choir- •__ LLOYD S. J*ATflfat Louis Smith, salary 81.67 ,-^#fr-LAS ^VEOAg UNION SCHOOL PubUsfJ Nov. li, 26. 1843. Miss Barbara Balcom who is a home in a few days. The family moo of tha- Methodist Commission -on - Choploins, presents to Chaplain __C___f_fjSerk .ofthe -ightri Judicial Valley Smith, salary -~'-^F 175.00 •s-sfe DISTRICT, a the t governing SK^SfflBfl District Court of the'State Robert Schmutzer. salary •'mi 320.00 1 BOAlBtD- <_r_LAS V EGAS student at the University of have purchased a home in Pasa William D. Geary, Colonel U. S..A* Commandant of the Chaplains' School of Nevada-, in and for Clark Lee Simpson,, salary .—. - 200.00 -SCHOOL D_rtRICT •SfO.TT W TBE EIOHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Southern California is spending County, Nevada. MS?* Bf' MAUDE FRAZIER, COOBT OT THE STAtTE OF B-- dena and expect to be at home here at Harvard University,; his denomination's 1000th World War ft i Bassett Snyder," salary —ilu&. 150.00 , VADA. WT AND FOB THE COOaTT the Thanksgiving vacation with (S_A_*r *#*By MlLLIK THCTBTSMAN. Ruth Spaulding. salary __— 175.00 * _'i—Bti Secret—ry. theretote hr iateon etaoi ain oain chaplain. He it Rev. HoHancTHope of San Mm, New Mexico. Chaploin S*_>-4£_* i--S~~_3>3 ___S_i___j--,Deputy. L. Spencer, -wniry :*ir'fi * 1.tsii:ii 190.001 Publish igmt,-lt,m, 1843. her parents, Dr. and Mrs.' R. D. there to theft friends after Dec Pub. Nov. 26, Dee. S, 10, 17, 24, 1943. Orson Sprague, salry i2_*!.i_i 185.00 1 Balcom. Wm9*M& Hop*' it one of twelve children of a Texas pioneer coupla. He paid hit Df TH •EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Harvey Stanford, salary __._ 25.00 1 HOTICE TO TAXPAYERS No. 18832 ember 9th. The new address is way through high tchool with a job irr a milk plant and through McMtirray cat—tr or THK STATS or M_- Avery Stephens, salary 95.00 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1235 Sinaloa, Pasadena, 7, Calif- VADA, DT AJTD FOB THE GOO*MT~ Lester Stewart, salary — 190.00 taxes for the year 1943 are now due and BARBARA ANN BLAC3a~AN_____~ College by working in o filling station. While in-Emory Universffy, study •*mWtSjsm*\\7r . » S. V. Stewart, salary ,•,....'... 190.00 payable at the office of the County The Misses Jeanne Hot-rath and orna. Frank Street, salary .... 175 00 Plaintiff. ing theology, he assisted the chaplain of the U. S. prison In Atlanta, Go. Treasurer and Ex-Officio Tax Receiver Joan Perry, students at Holmbjf -tte. Gebrge Thompson, salary .... 280.00 in the Courthouse, Lss Vegas, Nevada, S——s'- VB* aiim'-^tSSZ^WM College hi Beverly Hills are homp Miss Bernice Cragin has return He has two brothers who me Army officers. In addition to the even thous Judd Thompson, salary ...... 200.00 on the first Monday in December, 1943 ARTHUR E. BLACKMAN. fc^_M JO-JEW rATat DODD. Willie Thompson, salary -._.. 175.00 tot if desired may be paid la four l~i?~C!r^~»~p Defendant. for Iras Thanksgiving vacation. ed-from a short vacation spent and Army chaplains The Methodist Church has supplied approximately Plaintiff. Dick Tracy, salary .....;.__..._ 200.00 equal installments, as follows:'- v__n«MOf«_?*' in Southern California. 300 chaplains to Ihe Navy, according to Bishop William W. Peele of Rich- Gerald Tracy, salary -J*—-.. 200.00 - The first Monday in December. 1943 The Stale «if Heva-a Sends Qraatlntv Mrs. Sally Scott of the West-t WTLLfAlf A. DODD, James Troy, salary .••~i; 67.42 , The first Monday in March, 1944 to Said Dele—da—I: mond, Vb., choirrnan of ihe Commission on Chaplains. George Ullom, salary S i 230.00 . The first Monday in June. 1944 You —i* hereby summoned to appear side had the misfortune to fall Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bunker, Sr. Frank Valentine, aalary ...... 140.00 The first Monday- in August, 1944 > withtntan day*eaftof tta aerv lea upon when she was returning home The Slate of Nevada Sends Oraatlngs Kenneth Vaa Vorst, salary Amendment to statutes - enacted you of this summons If served In said of St George spent last week to taid Defanda—I: _§____" S^K Glen Waite, salary March 25, 1943, reads as follows: Counity, er within twenty days if served after attending a meeting of thi Visiting with their sons and their Too are hereby summoned to appear B. J. Waldrop, salary . _._ 86.67 If any taxpayer shall fail to pay out Jot said County not within said Women's Society of Christian within toa days after the service upon Thomas Walsh, salary WjisE 225.00 bis ot her taxes or aay Installment Judicial Dis Ir Itt. and to all cases withto families in Las Vegas. •£'„; * 7, Doctors Are Called you of this summons if served in said Dorothy Webb, salary i-4*-** 150.00- of such taxes,, on or before tte due thirty days (exclusive of tta day of Service-hurt Thursday, receiving Italian Midget Sub County, Or within twenty days If served Louis Wiener, Jr., salary .....,-.. 350-0) date thereof, as provided in Section service), aad defend toe above entitled a painful injury to her elbow. out of said "County but within said Richard White,. salary _ 26.67 32 of this Set, as amended at page action, which -Ts brought to obtain Miss Mary Frances Gusewelle T Judicial District, aad in all Cases within Albert Wile, salary -_._.„. 190:00 120 of the Statutes of 1988, such tax judgment and decree of divorce. came from Reno to enjoy Thanks thirty days (exclusive of the day of John Williams, salary ...... :. 150-0 payer shall be liable for and the tax Dated this 9th day of November, A. Sergeant John .Duncan of the o Enter Senrke service), and defend the above entitled William Williamson, .salary 185.00 receiver shall assess to.and collect * E2 LLOYD S. PAYNE giving with her parents, Mr. and action. Hienry ~ Wilson, 'salary 225.00 fro—v suCh taxpayer or 'any person . Clerk of the Eighth Judicial Vegas police force, has taken Mrs. Prank Gusewelle. Las Vegas is to be bereft of This action Is brought to recover Joe' Wilson, salary 193,60 Paying tn the .taxpayer's behalf at , «'*;_%?• •• District Court of ttt State r Uhisf mother, Mrs. Catherine Dun- judgment dissolving the Bonds of Clarence Wimpleberg; salary 75.00 the time said taxes are actually of Nevada, to and for Clark several of the medical fraternity Matrimony now and heretofore existing Charles Woods, salary •;i-j;r .-' 160.00 Aaid ,the following penalty orptn- County, Nevada. . . tan, to tite Scripps Hospital in Wiley Woodward, salary ., 225.00 alties: A-penalty of.two (2%) U**--" Miss -Nevada Pedroli and he* as all doctors in Nevada: -under between the Plaintiff and the Defend eent shall -be added and collected (SEAL) By FANCHON ACLOCK, La Jolla, California for medical ant ett the grounds of extreme cruelty, William Woofter. salary ...... s . 206.80 ,; sister, Miss Evalyn, of Reno-are the,_age of 39 Are to. be called in an at which more fully appears from Gwen Woolley. salary •- -, -' 25.00 by the tax receiver on' the first „ Deputy. treatment. -, ^j_^-___| Andrew Young^ salary ...... 16916 janitor of taxes in the i will the ROLAND H. WILEY, guests at tiw home of tiieir sister, tht? service of ttieir country. Plaintiffs verified complaint on file ?Iral quarter ef said taxes are aat Attorney for Plaintiff. ' .— •Vfo';, " 7^% herein, a certified copy of which fa Publish Nov. 12. 19, M. Dec. A IMS. Mrs. .Jf-_T*CWiftsJ|M^_ ÎSsllIi Dr. C. W. West, state procure served .upon you herewith. Total Payroll ^™.„..i^JB,884,93 paid on or before the first Monday George Thatcher of Reno, chief ment and assignment office for Dated this 13th day of October. A. D. counsel for Basic Magnesium, Inc.* 194S. LEarl West, supplies • - •- f 17.00 physicians under tiie War. -fan- LLOYD S. PAYNE, Electrical Dept., petty cash... 25.00 ts spending a few days "in Las Funeral Services power commission arrived in Clerk of the Eighth Judicial City Clerk, petty cash 19.00 Vegas. While here he is the —SH-- District Court of the State City Clerk, expenses ...... 60.60 guest at his brother Hugh That For Mrs. Bollinger fown'"' Monday, WS'*^4&'-, of Nevada, St and for Clark Engineering Dept., petty cash 26.10 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY He was met here hy Major Cal |y__ County. Nevada. , 5E. A. H. Harrington, equipment 4.50 cher of the claims division at B Funeral services were. (SEAL** By MILLIE HUNTSMAN Police Dept., petty cash . 41.49 MI., who resides in Huntridge held vin A. Behle of the headquarters _55__a •• '. £.'*~"4i~Cteputy. Bead & Co., equipment _..*.... 7.87 Tuesday morning at the Palm staff for the procurement of of RALLI & DICKERSON. First National Bank of Nevada «d^lie_,îfpi§P$ t&tm- pill Attorney for Plaintiff Withholding tax ..... 2.137.35 MORSE AND GRAVES t. S. THOMP^N Funeral Home for Mrs. Etloa Bal ficers at Fort Douglas, Utah apd SOS Beckley Building. !«%^ Las Vegas Mach. Sc Eaf. Wks. %m ;}' .} V " ' '—* linger Lamb, wife of Mont Lamb, after a conference with ell physi law Vegas, Nevada. servicea ._-_. - _».. t.n ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Pub. Nov. 8. 12. 19. SA, Dee'. 3, IMS. S. Nev. Power Co. services ..—... 844.18 LAW orncEs who died Sunday in Canyon Pass cians here of military age has O. J. Morling, exepnses | 22.55 121 Fraraoai transfusion. filed five applications for com So. Nev. Telephone Co. services 220.50 127 Fraraont SL Phoaa 150 SB •ftat EIOHTH JUDICIAL DISTBICT Fire Dept, petty cash _..__.„.. 28.64 Las Vagaa. tfav. Phone 1414 Loveless Convicted Mrs. Lamb had been ill for missions hi- the medical service. COUBT Or. THE STATE Or NE Bartlett Bros. Hardware Raa. Ovarland HoteL Phone ft several weeks 'in Har-ford, Wash The five include Drs. Stanley U, S, NAVAL OFFICAL PHOTO — A VADA, nt AND TOB THE Cor/NTT • equipment ,„..'—.. ——— .. 23-0 or CLABE. McQuay. Supply Co., supplies.... '30.14 ington, whfere, her husband was Hardy end Gerald Sylveln of* the bo*»«-on view of one- ot tha- largest Crow's Radiator A Glass Shop Las Vegas Hospital end Hale B. Italian midget submarines at Tran- No. 18606 i_ repairs -i,,•„,,.,—„,„ 27,50 Aga in for Murder stationed and wat brought to her General Auto Parts, supplies... . 39M L H. HAWKINS, M. D. Slavin, Alexander Coblentz, for to, Itoly after surrender to tha Allies. WILLIAM E. MITCHELL. iQurdlnel A TPltetto, supplies .... 87.18 Floyd Loveless was found guil parents home fat Las Vegas -and Plaintiff. OENERAL PRACTICE Public Stenographer then taken to the Lorna Linda the army medical corps and Dr. The above surface hull resembles a Street Dept., petty cash „....,„. 4956 ty by an Elko County trial jury John C. Roberts of Boulder City small torpedo boat. The under water* Clark County Wholesale equip Speda! AUanllon io Notory Public .' for tite second {fine for the mur Sanitarium. llSp HAZEL MITCHELL ment ___—_, „._...... —_ 28.71 Cases for tiie nival medical cops. portion hat a turnip-l i Ice bu I ge. . Defendant. Adam's Motor Shop, supplies .. 6.52 der of Constable A. fi. Bernig. Lee Spiers, refund ..... ;.* BOO Responding tocher treatment Dr. West told of the need of a,. SUMMONS rata as So. Sib and Bridget* LILLIAN J). LANE Under the verdict it was man th^n she was .brought'back to'Las' Charles Hadley Co., services physicians in the armed forces nt Stale of Nevada Sends Oseatinga ndependent Oil A Gas Dlstr. jttaaua in* So* Vegaa, Nevada Room lt M rraanont Street datory for Judge James Dysart Vegas. Later it was found-nec to Said Dalandant: ^? suppUes _,„ •„ , „- .,JL • 528.90 and that with those who are to" • You gm* hereby aummoned to appear George Bondley, repairs ...._.... 9125 to pronounce the death_ sentence essary to give har a blood trans sign up In the next few days Ne withtn faa days after the aervice upon So. Nev. Disinfectant Co., on Loveless foi; "tiie second time fusion and as tiie right type was LEGAL you of ttto summona If served in- said supplies .„.,_...... _„.__.....„. 17.16 vada will have 55 .doctors in tile County, or within twenty days if s«_?d Vegas Typewrrter Ac Adding CHARLES LEE HORSEY lest Friday morning. not available here the was rush !lilil.'»*lLi which is about one-third out of said County but within saiHT/u- mach., repairs tttt dicial Dis—lot, and in all other easts Las Vegas Moapa Creamery - - .;_-._a McNAMEE & McNAMEE Loveless, according to the-evi ed toward Lorna Linda and pass the number in the state. Of THE EIOHTH JtlDIClAI. DISTRICT 1 ed away enroute. COOBT OT THE STATE Ot NEVADA. within Hill!) diet (exclusive of the suppUes ._„_„.,...._...„. 33.50 Atteirify et Lew dence, stole a ear in Elko Aug ' .. .;, . T V TVai.il • may of service), and defend the above Standard Wholesale, supplies... 174.M Atte4*neyi-et-Lew ust 20, 1942 and drove it to Carl- Mrs. Lamb was the daughter of m AND ron THE coa***rr or entitled action which is brought to ob Cutter Laboratories, supplies.. 82.00 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, CLARK "~. | tain, judgment and decree of divorce, Western Union, services «. fit Suite 1-2, Clark Building in,' where he was stopped on the -Mr- and Mrs.. M. Ballinger. She No. 19022 v Dated this 20th em of October, A. D. Clark County Wholesale, sup El Portal tltffl[.'^tas Vages was a graduate of the Las Vegas LLOYD S. PAYNE. plies -,-_^««,Âi_»____. 110J7 Phone 164 highway by Constable Berning. i||_|y!: -sciErrnsT Clerk of the Eighth Judicial A. C. Grant, supplies ...... 2.23 As Berning opened the apt door high school and before her mar Jl6 South Fourth Strait IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OJ* District'Court of the State James Cashman, equipment_s_; 89.58 .•,,-*. •'• . -f riage about four months ago was GEO: T. HANSON, sometime known of Nevada, tn and tor Clark Motor Supply Co., equipment 211.68 Loveless shot him twice, titan Sunday service, 11 a. m. Sunday as George T. Hanson, DECEASED &~E aS—^T^WIify-; T November 24. A. XI, 1943 Herman Banks, salary ...... 175.00 i LEWIS ft HAWKINS t William Banks, salary ... 190.00 supplies :> i,. . *'._ , ... churches —C- 'Christ, Scientist, Robert Barnum, salary — 6.34 McDamel Ooodwirp, repairs .... Attorneys for Petitioner Fred Callihan, Jr., refund ...... GOING TO THE RACES? Sunday, November 28, 1343. (SEAL) LLOVD S. PAYNE, Clerk Jack Barrittr salary . ; '.Am? 200.00 Walter Bates, salary .~ -' 220.00 F. S. A W. W. Hirsch, suppUea The Golden Text is frem '•_»--*T -OLLIE HUNTSMAN. 'A. 3. Carlone, refuna ... ifctfa Deputy. Arlo Beatty. salary :——s 200.00 FOLLOW THE RACES AT Tiff Psalms 56: 1, 3, "Be riercjful to Bab. Nov. it, Dec. i 10, 1943. Lawrence Beaumont, salary .-. 200.80 Bernard Goldstein, refund . . me, O God: for man-would swal •J E Bishoi^-j||lierar_--, 175.0.«_-_.0 , Reno Newspapers, Inc., services Nelson Bishop, salary ..— 177.4812.33" Willi* Harrtt, refund ...... low me up; he fighting daily op Ht THE EIOHTH JUDICIAL DrSTBICT A. O. Blad. salary »_ j 150.00 Saul Margulies, refund ..——S*. pressed! me. . . What tune I am COOBT Or THE STATE OF NE W. C. Biancett.-salary .—.• 220.00 G. Panieari, refund ._—_?—i«~~3-7 VADA. Of AND FOB THE COOBTT George Bondley, salary ...... 200.00 Clara Plccoil. refund c~~i~u"< afraid, I will trust in thee." ~ OF CLARE. Moe Taub, refund •'"3a'if.'.. MS VIMS aim Lynn Botts. salary •_.;,, ..AITI •• U* *8 The Lesson-Sermon tnchideg Don Borax, salary _-»< 315.00 George Wood. •""*'• jspc** •No. 18841 Harold Bowler, salary _"__.7I - 117.17 the ""Utile passage, "And Jesus Grace R. Bowman, salary...... 150.00 Complete Race Book knew their thoughts, and said un Vernon Bradley, aalary .i.—iS** 171.00 f 9.899:11 IN THE MATEER GO* THE ESTATE OT Harlan T. Brown," seJary.i...-*»~* 350.00 I herbey cerittty that the above is a 23 FREMONT • || to them, Every liiiijfiiim divided WILLIAM L. ROGERS, also known as Virginia Bumbauifh, salary..*~.>- 150.00 full, true, and correct list of "all bills against itself is brought to deso W. L. ROGERS. Deceased...... «...... Jot Bunker, salary -. •',.; j,TsiSi 145.67 allowed by the Board of Commissioners Alto All Of tier NOTICE TO CREDITORS Thomas Bums, salary .....i.-M;- 100.00 of the City of Las Vegas, County of lation; and every city or hofi.se • (Three Months Notice) W. H. Burnt, salary f-.Bff' "*•M Clark, Nevada, for the month of Oct '&," taBmma Notice is hereby given that the un ober. wmTrr- divided against itself sht|ll not B. J. Burger, salary - t *"tSifJ 5000 dersigned was OR- th* 23rd day of Joan Calhoon, salary 3 iE 46,67 (SEAL) HELEN SCOTT REED, stand: wit if I cast out devils November, A. D. 1943, appointed by Charlie Catnbel. salary „™ 175.00 City Clerk KIN0W bar the Spirit of God, then tite the above entitied: Oat—rt as Adminis Oliver Camp, salex-fl -,»„•->.. •«•»•«11-83>, Pub. Nov. 26. 1843, trator of the estate of William tt,, Hfy*-*"! Case, salary' 275.00 CRAPTM kingdom of God is come unto Rogers, also known as W. L. Rogers Mac Cazier, salary...... 225 00 yau" (Matt 12: 25, 2$). deceased. ElfeiS __£_*' I Noah Oiambers, salary 175.00 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE 1 PAN * All persons having alt—as against William Charlesworth, salary 5.83 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That; .Also the correlative from tiff said —State are required to file the A. B Clark, salary ...... 43.17 the Board of Education of Las Vegas j POKER . Christian Science textbook, "Sci same with tte proper vouchers and C. R. Clark, salary _..„. 100.00 Union School District, as the govern- j statutory affidavit witt the Clerk tt Jim Cleveland, salary ——•—, ing Board, of Laa Vegas School Dis ence and Health with Key to the the abow named Court within three toon Coley. salary -•%#;' 190.0in.oo0 trict No. 12. will sail on the 30th day Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, months from ttt date of ttt first pub P. S. Combs, rsalarjr;...." :.... ' 200.00 of November. 1843, at the hour of 7:30 I *W.' lication of this notice. A. Corradetti,^^ salary ... -Jfc",-'- 100.08 o'clock P;". M, in tta office -af. tbe "Human will-power is not Sci Dated November 24. A .D. 1943. Richard Courtney, salary ,__»-••. 120.33 Superintendent of Las Vegas Union 1*)BO ence. Human will belongs to the FRANK M. RYAN XTW. Cragin. salary ...,...• :..... 123.00 School District, in the .High School rf_sfi_i Administrator Robert Crisp, salary 165.00 Building, in the' City of Las Vegas, RACE- so-called material senses, and its LEWIS A HAWKINS J Earle Davis, salary ...... •^... 190.00 Clark County, Nevada), te ttte highest use is to be condemned" (P. let) Attorneys for-the Estate. r — Henry Deadrich, salary ,__._.., 200.W and best bidder, for cwh lawful money • HORSE Pulb. Nov. SS, Dec. 3. 10T17, 1943. WT&BeVtamm talary .-î~^"'' *-•* ef Uie' United States, subject to tha j ' .....y,-,.,..^ Bert Dittman, salary .p~~»—> 15187 i confirmation of said Board, the follow- I8NO 1 William Dole, salary ...... ing degcribed pjMWMi of Und gltuate in f pmmW+mmB*m0B*9**4$t_mWRQ*to I John* Dorough, aalary inryf*" Raton Dow, salary ..„ 7 iit.ijAl '"Tmr L 3H They Laugh at Danger jonn Duncan, aalary .;,,;._-.- Fred KSaton, salary „».. Joe Eaton. —*'»**y ,•... Dewey Ebert, salary ' 1B33 Dave Edwards, salary -3!%® James. Everett, salary GRANDMA MAM ALL HER OWN CLOTHES -I-! R: H. Elser, salary ,. ! |W7H. Fagan,, salary ,.^ | L. ft. Foremaster, salary C. A. Freemyer, salary —... _A. C. Frouboes, salary -——._ A "store bought" dress wos'o seldom-at ' George Fry. salary ...... tained luxury for Cron'mo. Today, thanks S*eve Garcia, salary _5at, Hobert GodhoW, '""JT'lTii to nrtoderh fcientiffe production ms*rttodiit_ James Gwinn, .salary • A^—i»- , L. H. Hamaker, td—_r_w^M Jj^redHgrxitgn, taiarf *^H^- vsBTiffffng^lgity ijiiiWil f fflWaii'-7i"~tf~^'lf^~rs?"' j Violet Hart-rum, salary —.,. , B, K - Hatch, salary- ...*j-.*î shops ttt prices home,sewing could hardly Charles Helntzelman, salary A. C> Henderson, talary ...... dfkipJfedM^j, •' 'llIlliB Elmer Holman, aalary &JL* Gertrude Houghton, salary CRAN'MA took a day a week out of her Chert Howard, salary .....—_.. lire doing the •eashing, too. Today, home f.:w. frielt, salary ;....- ..] M. C. Jacobson, aalary loundiring can't come close te H**e scien- Knute Jensen, salary -4Efc Gus imn**, *alMtg.+*-^m*im, tifieSrtooerrat'vilaundry in- efficiency Eddie Jolinaon. salary "—i—- actual cleonlineeiB?'^- and we B. H. Johnston, salary '•'.&£., Ernest Kuehnle,. salary ...... have a service to fit every purse peVere Laub, salary - .TSf- E. M. Leavitt. salary .-~s~S iBMir^^tw^^Mlm E. 8. Leavlitt, salary .iMtiul mtiT irifciii Ti.^ iirtiri'' M. E.. Leavitt. salary. jgiffyj **** wfll •» tammue •mstt _.__. Z. R, Leavitt, salary ..-: ] Keith Le win, salary TiJEi'iiu r*enlifUiil SB VMR ft #> EROPEAN THEATRE—Veterans of mort than missions, Including Floyd Linn, stlary ."Ei retopmavtsfi Jte Mf esovartible it -HUM OT MYTH Iff—Ann bS~~B~r~3 trips over Rome and fHoesti, Byata J~~~~R-fl~rii~ff Yonki laugh of A. T. ListewskT, .salary:iZ~~ mifo'ttiBJMlamm mtmeh tlttp Milter af Hollywood proves t< danger. X^f. Ever*tt„E. -Sargeant,, Jr, a bofnbordier of Wttt 'Consord, Charles McGown, salary...... tr, -a-nich The Pullmtn Cofiptny btr partnsr-Bill -Shawn J|a_ John McKelvey, wwBP'i.UJi tbt hat clocks*- off 49 ttttBi_B»* Moss.; ond Lt.- Richord K> Ayery (right), co*pi!ot- of Wirrthrop, Mass., or** geba *Mr_ai-_er, »~ilr_-y ; TROY STEAM LAUNDRY mltSftby tor pett-war tntredis«- -Ren Mace. sdUry 'ia-i—-™* lt T~ftl*jRg v-itH Bbmt newly*er*-i dancingTO! d ll . during rchtsmk'>:»StA. ^members of d Iiberotdi-. outfit that has been on sp rnany^riissions that the Paul M. Madden, salary ^ r tit North Moin Sheet Tetepjaotie. tB c..- • -rl :.-&-•'f *.-•-,.-,«.'' « -.•..o*'.. ' - raB#w."ôm«l___| Tony Marteletti. ••rit_fci_s boys'call tharnstlvet'"Tht -TroVtilrhg Orci,!*." "' ^^| -> i^£| Albert Miwilit, • aa'*MJB*Si~S~ Pes* Four % I.AJS V E O A ft . A a E Pride*/, November 28. lMt P?e Are Buying War Bonds-Are If on? ^ Flying Dutchmen n

Part'it "S^t." Edward MKitbe't" 9gt. Bernartf ' KeUo," 22, ot New" Techhiciah SU Grade Jo«_r*«,- " FVl. Btk-nSrd Heldernarfn's lefi '•mt nickname of Fvt. Milton tie- loft foot was shot away nt Ferry- York, was wounded by snipers dar Wisnlewski, Si, • of Door, Mich., leg wiB be Mra inches shorter berman, 27, of Brooklyn, is "Clark * ville, near Bizerte, Mort- Africa. ing the Sicilian campaign. Bis , lost his rigbt eye, three fingers when to Is discharged from Bat Gaoler.** Ifil wis wounded in Sicily At Balloran General Hospital, grandparents live In Naples, and and suffered chest wounds from loran. He was wounded by a Ger- * last .August and has jjeen at Hal** State- Island, N. V., they are to has a brother in the army. shrapnel ia the -shf it capture man bullet during tbe operations loran since October. Every pay building np his foot again. JSgt. Tunis. He Is now recovering at hi F'cily last August. His home Is day $12.58 Is taken out fat War Y TCH NAV L SB Vi Str-nbe, from Perth Amboy, ti. Both buy War Bonds regularly. HalUran and Is a regular Wer Chicago. He haa been in traction Bonds Lie herniate is buying. Bow S£?!LSL-IPS? KL S£W \ *** » a». •»•<*•<• » **. Brills- «,„„,. bri-f mmamt rM t„ boyt War Bonds regularly. Do you to aa muchT |s|g-p Bond purchaser. _§&'**£: 'SSHSf Sept Be'* tofli'i bonds. many do you buy? _SSMSSS ^^^"•^^•mmtoatmm &wl ind,*. *>9* mmaated tmllnar ereind the world t» «•«££ «i* SS3 **~*™« •**** Aw Tht* bavt already ********* tm* mar* tl*fS4lS.00O tsm» tt +*tm* iMm-irtL mt,r •«•« Miss Marlon Cahlan, a student it the University of Southern The Pendulum Swinging California is enjoying Ahe Thanks- WAR BEAUTIES jiving Day vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cah lan. -IIIFisSls ifOOTHGfi-N vN 'J^mAM UADINGV'BWitPAPEB. WMsWrmm Eetebliihed ia 1905

CHARLES P. SQUIRES — >. _„;... „.,.... Editor w*tey In a-jr previous eon- filet because of the medical .aids tnd services that have -been devel oped bf the War and Navy Depart A GREAT LOSS mm __fS?»'-^__fi ments. W&pl&nnaM £*—1 One of these aids it the Hospital In the untfamely death ol Mr. R. E. Griffith, Las Vegas suf Transport. Plane service" that has. fers a very great loss, not alone because of the outstanding i been bringing our wounded back from Africa. work he was doing in development of this region, but as well because he was a man of kindly disposition and engaging personality.. ||fl &||*?f ^^^m^^L^^m W^W - One of Mr. Griffith's most distinguishing characteristics was his unassuming modesty. In and about Las Vegas he had accomplished much Which would, perhaps, have caused the ©•rdinary character to show signs of snobbish superiority in spite of himself. , *>• r.7 .}••?.: — Not so with Mr. Griffith. He -very properly regarded the .creation of the novel and beautiful Hotel Last Frontier as an unusual achievenifent, which it is. Nevertheless he was never Your increa J< d an I continued pur. chase of War Bonds is requircd- CAOO, 1L1, f'illi la a teeent war-worker beauty contest, Cook known to boast or to assume an air of superiority over even to. help the Treasury Department etm Ce, e mar. fteet here, scored with Lorraine-Remington (left) •ind la-mi Aedtrsse, Mitt Remingrton, t former model, and Mitt the most commonplace of his friends and therein we find the. finance I iii j h upi'«l U-p.nrppr't tsrv- AedarsM, whott Utt jo% wee "ttudtnt," kit- have given up their for . *,' I ice. "Bata; Lie attack witi Wat ~ i fuU Unit fte war production. essence of true greatness. Hf**M l^mtM&t},'' $~Jin «tiii' Bends." £$_ •prwaftr. bscartmant • Another ftvit~enf*t-o f the ou^ndinf husinefrf ability of ^jjmejpmjQjnmgj/pm mg***^^/pi*n---p**et^m^mmm^t-0m "Mr, Griffith lies in the manlier in which he arranged to haVe his work carried on by bis associates. We are assured that the death of their leader will not be allowed to disrupt nor slow up the. plans he had made for development of- this area. Las. Vegas is glad to know that the Work of Mr. Griffith so well started will continue as he would ;have wished. pS;| try HOT Woo LAW fc^—*~~~ lil K 111 REASON TO BE THANKFUL ffi HI The people of but few localities have as many reasons as we - of Las Vegas ta be tl\ankf*_lvl^^^ff^||v W^m We have, as a community, enjoyed the most prosperous mates, tor year in the history of Las Vegas. Our growth has been steady and healthy. We have been free from serious disorders, epi demics of disease or other .troubles such as have .distracted many communities. Our future is full of promise, and the great magnesium enterprise created here as a war measure, fi!>Wfa(« MR i* nqw appears assured of a permanent existence Which will draw to us other important enterprises following the war. » ARMISTICE If you hove neglected lo order your personalized Christ Morever, we enjoy about the finest climate the world has . to* offer, fEgjtm: ^lilrP*. HP' KB- DAY. mas Cords, stop in todoy ot SERVICE PRINTERS ond We should be, and we are, Thankful, -.sagl fMM m}7_ N0V.1L select your cards now. * gffp FORMEfl LAS VEGAN Mrs. George Zettler was called 11111 ' * iP>T * IPli'll »* -, " wd Real Soldier to Bozeman, Montana Wednesday «-*Mf. I Bg Bte death' of her mother, Mrs. Our stocks |aro large ond wo print your name in Gold, A. D. Taylor. -|^_|?Ti'j~g^fjf>'--* The Taylor family lived in Las Christ Church Vegas for several years and mov- Finds Stolen Coats Silver or Copper, i l^^^^m ^H i^^^lf^^ ^H ed back to Bozeman, their form Episcopal Corner 2nd end Carton Streets er home, because of Mrs. Taylor's e -'.'*>:•••*'• .j*.--'**^.'.^*.*..-, -•||-_t--.f ~MJ ill health.* ' | ^Ip^sj Father T. H. Kerstetter, Viwr Mrs. Taylor leaves two daugh In Wash Machiw Sundays— -!^^___ ters, Mrs. Zettler ind Mri* Char- - When Mrs. Ruth""Harveys of Itt and 3rd—7:30 tnd 11:00 a. m We Con Guarantee Prompt Delivery ljji It'-. „Ecor j_L JBoseman and tma Bn Smith Fourth street started 3ad end 4th-r-7 M *nABBBA.m sons Radford Taylor of Memphis, to do her weekly wash Tuesday _ _£hutekir^ebo61 10:00 e m. Term, aad .Horace Taylor of morning she wieemai~*f~fraary Tuesday. On Wednes- * The sad part is? that the Wild UNITED ot ~~~~~~~~~s~" Plrst- of sex so honored,! day thSy were honored guests cats also loose their chance ill STATES Pvt. Moloney earned honor when at at a dinner given by the mem the contest With Fallon. risk of her own lift, she dragged o* bers of the Immanuel Community Our youngsters, however, play soldier from a pool of blazing gasoline, church In North 'Las VegiigSiff ed a swell game and we will con WAR odd smothered flames with her own mai+r-Y..*! -•"^|_E tinue to be proud of them. They BONDS SiVICiPilfEIS - body-7-th* v/Ot burned too. isfe-f Earl Davison spent Thanks- and thefc&cdach, ^Harvey Stan mmHv' ^—-—V-—-— ' ghring' holiday at the old family ford will be honor guests at a 4H FREMONT LAS VEGAS The Misses Patience and Ann home in Ohio. Each, year .EarlTdinner tojught at Hotel- Frontier. STAMPS Mel-fenee spent the Thanksgiy-* makes this annual pilgrimage to' _*-—-~-~—r ing vacation in ftas Vegas with be-with his mother who has By mutual confidence and mu- their parents, Mr. and M?s Leo reedied the ago of over eighty tual aid great deeds are done, and AL McNamee. - years. .' :3$l great discoveries made.—Homer. ! •*•' •***i»ifttt,'•ft;,,ft-i«H-_- tiMia-Msh>tfa«MihBtk^^ ' By,i No-ember ;»V.1943 LAS VEGAS AGE 2 .fBtpsmBbm Iff Farm Speculatia.viv'i He's Hunting Planes WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS 1*o prevent "destructive specula MfashinQton Di9CSt> tion," Ben-tor Guy Gillette, Iowa, Fireme#ol the fleet has introduced legis lation under which a Fighting See-Saws in Southern Italy seller would, pay a 10 per cent* resale U. 5. Office of Air Safety As Nazis Prepare for Allied Landing; transfer tax pa toe purchase price of Reds Capture Important Rail lines; farm land, when toe wards Cadets in Training property has been Food Subsidy War Continues to Rage acquired- after toe -"'7.'. ... - " 'f** • passage ef toe act Accident Statistics Prove Value of Regional

••! and retold withto a (EDITOR'S NOT-: Whaa oplnlana are expressed la theaa aalaaaiia, they ar. thoaa •* year. The legislation Safety Officers' Work; Program^Has, Weaterfi Newapapar Unloo'a stew* aaalyai* aat not o.claaarlly at thia newapapai-.) would expire two • •, fa. Released by Western Newspaper Union. 1 pijiiij i ,n n ».*n years after toe war. 11 Three Main Divisions. Under another plan, Gillette taid, profit oh a. transaction Guy Gillette would be ateserbeaf-'' S$|gj-.*\. By -BAlJKHAGE.^i by a tax ranging np to 100 per eent. News Analyst mmd'Commentator. WNTJ Service, Union Trust Building;, Hutchings, who Is too author of "A. NATIONAL '-SRANGEf r pnyohlatria Wart Btth'f iiiitilltktji During times of peace or The army air-- farce bas,...been by die New York State Department Goss - Re-elected W^B war there Is ohe foe eternally around the world 134,078 times! That of Mental Hygiene and now. to ite Meeting in Grand RaplBs, Mich., feared by evety n_30--W It what air miles add up to—three seventh edition, . •—JA£ ^Tjyl tor.its 77th annual convention, the goes to sea—fire. In wartime billion, three hundred and fifty-two This if not a book for layme- but National Grange- re-elected Albert -million fa toe fiscal year 1943.* lt is exceedingly interesting to scan GOts, Washington, Dj. C, as master. ship fires read- their maxi -* Just how safe is the Job of a pilot?' lte pages just to see how ordinary Goss highlighted toe convention mum deadliness. Ignited by Not toe Job where you have to words can achieve now meanings as , by calling,for congressional revision .enemy shells of bombs, the count on toe enemy fighters ana'the hew thoughts aboat aow things do?. of the present parity formula, flames*-menace personnel al ack-ack, but the Job of. learning to velop. Tho word book it invaluable < which, he asserted, fails to include be a pilot. to too doctor and many others Wbo farm labor costs; wrongly assumes ready busy at battle stations. "Ninety-five out of every hundred wfll be more and more concerned that-farm income for the bate pe Also, every man called from army air force cadets are going wito this Important study-'of inter- riod of 1909-*14 waa in proper pro "his post to fight fire gives the torough toeir flight training program pcrsona! relations-—psychiatry. portion to non-farm income; is,based enemy that much more ad This camouflaged soldier appears Wito no personal injury of aay ktod," Let's talco a teyi_aa*e look at die upon price rather than income, and vantage, Thus, the navy has to be hunting wild boars. Actually says Col. Sam Harris,, chief, army pages of toe little pocket volume, is obsolete because the relative val he to trying te spot, aa "enemy" air. force office of flying safety. Starting at the beginning with ' _—- South PeClfic—-TWa picture ahowa aorne ttf,- fdjo.. devastation U. .8. ue -df commodities hat Changed founded fire-fighting schools plane dating maneuvers In Tennes The office ot air safety is toa in aa." Net toe simple articles they* bombers have sensed in*' Japan's Mat shipping and all• base of Rabaul, greatly in recent years. to train specialists in the art see. His uniform closely matches stitution which has built safety toto look* The deftoition is not now. la feeder point fer enemy forces operating in Bam Guinea and the Solo- Also elected ware David.Agans, of * extinguishing fires any the hides of toe spotted pigs. '* training programs at a highly em- toil' case but thowt -too special I tnona. In m recent attack, fighter plamea from aircraft earriera protected Three Bridges, N. H., overseer; W. where aboard ship quickly phatized part of the whole regime. moaning the person #ho reads psy-a land-baaed bombers fa*thei r aaaaulta en Rabaul. G. Armstrong, Niles, Mich., treas It has three main principles- ' ''.7' chfatry mutt know. The deflnl-on and methodically. Fire-fight- 1 -—-Their footing on the southwest shore ofeBougtunville secure, U,_5, urer; Harry C Caton,. Coshocton, -WAVE Ckjolid^ reads: * . ; • '-Z* ^ •vT troops were being re-enforced for thAt* pus—' Inland against the 40,000 Ohio, secretory; and Mrs. Bessie ers tfain aboard imitation Initial Phase •;-*-•'- "Preflxet derived trom toa Greek Jays reportedly clinging to their last major stronghold in. the Solomons. Seebert,' Chlchako, Okla.;, Mrs. ship sections built on land in The first it "prevention sad In and having "toe same meaning as Tbt U. 9* brought fighter planes into the action to bomb and —lacbl—e Blanche D. Newsom, Columbus, which fires can ba ignited for vestigation," .and the keynotf bare too prefix* un- or the suffix -lots. gun enemy positions -ant— into dw jungle. ', gj .. . _» Ind.; Mrs. Alioa Pgarson, Miami, It experience. The 54 officers who Without: ahsjence of; not. Cf. amen Since Pearl Harbor, a naval spokesman reported 67 U. S. warships Fte.; and Eugene A.-***—afkert, Mas- teaching,purposes. take care of tois end erf toe work tia, anosmie.**.'- •/';-: sunk: one battleship, four aircraft carriers, nine crutaera, 39 destroyers coutah. 111., national committeemen. hava i total aar experience of S3 ; That takes us .to amentia which and 14 submarines. »-,«->*?''"'';-';•-.- ' - ' yjn't SOOT SUITS might be a proper slang term for these weird look, yeara, SIS days to toa-air. These meant (I>-absence of intellect; (2) g W0$LD REU-_h 1 ||| ing asbestos suits and oxygen breathing apparatus. These student men, known at regional safety of a state of mind bordering oa ttiporl '-' ITAL^: ||||§ WHISKYfUSINESSr^ Study Financing firemen are equipped to fight a fire below deck*. ficers (T-SOaKara assigned to.each (3) feeblemindedness. }~7;. 1 air force and" command In too Unit Senate to Investigate '*< While President Roosev :^^M -'4$*-i stock association told the senate Under the agreement, ttie army torough cartoons and posters. and electrically ' operated ' gun j tur "Egoism" aad egotism are • not committee subsidies for reducing re will realize $47.50 par toe ih the Hera are, some of toa slogans toat ulteaflan on - aa f.o.b. basis, with rets wito multiple gun.installations; tynonyms. "Pgoism laa self-seeking tell meat prion will tave ttis con increased firepower for nose and tell help; __5^^ sumer barely $2 annually. P. O. TVA. selling the fertilizer. In cer desire to gain advantages at too ex positions -of all types of bombers; "Hitler aad Hirohito cheer . . .' pense of the rights, convenience -r Wilson of the joint livestock com tain southern states, Associated Co wben you forget your maps . . . operatives, Inc., will act aa distrib—- improved computing sights for all possessions of others. It it attoitt mittee declared cattle producers gun positions; fighter gun tights when you per no attention to tele were never- consulted on .establish tort, and In aU otoer states east of -ally antisocial. Egotism is over which extend present sighting phone wires-,. . . when you Jam On valuation of Self, one'a opinions, abil ment of mast price ceilings. Z^F. tha Rocky mountains,- TVA will sett your brakes . ,y$g. when you don't ranges; improvements in armor : ity or cleverness and corresponding Opposition to subsidies alao was toe product through brokers desig , [thack your gat . ...". j fpS_2__;ii nated by WPB. p , Sp plate' and bullet resistanf** glass; re undervaluation Ot others.'. registered by the Grocery Manufac mote control and fire control sys j Otoer points ara driven home wito a little sardonic humor such aa Now, Just apply, that definition od turers of America, representative of "tp manufacture toe nitrogen, the tems. egoism to blocs, political^ jiarties, army will operate its marginal fa i "when a pilot thinks be't pretty lwt,_ 85 per cent of file nation's proc r nationt tnd fBlei rtfm^mftf Pty- i cilities for* ammonium nitrate, and No lest toan 70 types at aircraft j be't usually dose to^hurn_ig.* "To essed food producers. The organiza are being tested at army fields, Colo, chlatry it important ta toa new tion stated that price contort- of Ita TVA will furnish specifications for grow old in toa natural way, a pilot nel Wolfe taid, with approved types haa to use his kick sparingly... .** „ world. The more people who under products on a subsidy basis was un the conditioning materials necessary stand it, toe mor* people Vill under for a fertilizer nitrate. * sent to battle zones for. additional sound because the cost would have tryouts before being finally put Into, Tha first six morttht of lttt com- stand each other. to be repaid in taxation, phis. ad- production. I pared wito aU of 1942, - show these The words la "A Psychiatric Word ministration expense" of the pro Hog Marketing -'- r-$|g§ percentages ot reduction at acci w Book" aro important' words. gram. | - With a 1943 spring pig crop of ' Hat in Ring dental • S883 ($i postpaid from the Hospitals 74,030,000, the government is mak to primary schools 2.3% ' Three times governor of Ohio, Gasoline made from coal was u-a"d TTitti Ifttittl ft". || I in 11 II niiiiatliiinul. RUSSIA: ing every effort to assure an orderly la an airplane fer toe flrtt time to In basic schools ' 8.8% State ot Now York, lltica, B. Ti markstlngrymt Tings - and prevent John W. Bricker formally talent mi* In advanced tchaals 11% tie candidacy fat the TJ. S. recently. It carried toe itBi'. * * ITS Near Poland -4fe»M^^ heavy runt to Decerhfcfer and Janu plaae from Bforfantown, W. Va., to And Just tea toa table tor acci —lowly, Russian troops were bend ary. To achieve thit end, industry tto Republican nom Popular Question* ination tor Preti Washington, P. C. Senator SeOAgk- dents at mllet flown go upl. ing ttie center of the Nasi battle representatives have banded Into O'Hahoney, Wyoming, receives a llBl-SO—Milet flown, 185,818,000— Here ara answers to three ques lint back to the mewar Polish bor- committees at 14 key terminal can. dent. During his tions I wat asked mmt frequently tenure aa Ohio's can of the gasoline from Represent accident rate, 2.11. __-"'.' ' der, with the Reds na less than 50 tors .to advise producers on ship ative Jennings Randolph. 1843—MUes flown, 8,*Br,S40,000— on a recent tris to too Middle West; ' miles distant from the old boundary ments. As a further aid, the War chief executive, the Ol When wffl too war be overt state's debt has ffnWent rate, .718. ___f^S?^_|a at two points west of Kiev. Food administration will, release T-aft how America It learning I doa't know. I wouldn't bo sur . In addition, the Ruts were snap marketing instructions torough been cut SS million prised If Germany cracked inside dollars, and a ff safety to toe skywaya. ping important rail lines hooking up press and radio. _*&$ Junior jeep • • • '•* '.• """*****•»» a tola winter. At -mat another year Nazi forces in the north and south. million dollar post ti clean up Japan. |||| t§jP_, Complicating "the marketing situa war building and War Brings Recognition To die south, the'Genr ans report (2) What aboat international co tion ia the fact toat the record pig highway fund haa Te Psychiatry km$i MM ed 500,000 Russ t*?jr>ktng st Krivoi crop must be handled in the face of operation afterward? E been,tet up trom Tbere wiB bo to many changes Rog, big mine center where the strained transportation feciHttet and surplus. Announcing I dte't know. The feeling I get Nazis stopped the "Reds' surge manpower shortage*. Storage of toe after, toa war toat a. TM of words la Washington it tott there wiB ba bis candidacy, Brick Will not even have tho same mean- through tbe Ukraine when tt threat pork and by-products for civilian, er aald: "We most an honest attempt to form en inter ened to trap huge forces In the "Dnie military and lend-lease use also will togs. New things and aow ttJnktag national league, Just at It it suggest John Bricker keep ourselves will aDDear and people will have to per river bend.-,~§ti.&,- tax refrigerator, c specify. strong, liberty-lov ed to the Moscow conference. ~^$ja, In Washington, D. C., it was an learn toe now words in order to OB Will President Roosevelt run. It It pointed out that orderly mar ing, self-governing and use that pow totok too now thoughts.' . | , M7> nounced Ttmilan armies had been keting wttl assure producers of 200 er and Influence throughout the fer a Fourth "Term"* £ aided hy tht lend-lease of 6,500 to 270-pound weights of toe mini world to bring about better Interna Already toa war bat caused*psy I doubt if even' ke knowt toat planes'and more than 3,000 tonka In mum government support price of tional relations and to present toe chiatry to be "adequately recog either. He probably will unless too tttt two years ended September 30. $13.75, Chicago basis. deadly destruction at wte.**. nized," according to Dr. Richard war it-dona and over, sllSprllsf

HIGHLIGHTS in thg week'A new* A prtoi Holsteln bull sold for BR IE F S by Baukhage $26,000 at a national blue ribbon tile, toe highest price tince lili, About 80 par cent of Maine's po-| SACRIFICE: Crewmen of • Fly The a_" 9. Davis Welding Libriry REWARD: An 11-year-old • New whan King Sylvia went for $108,000. totoot are grown to a single eounty bea boon established ad Ohio State ing Fortress & England sewed the Yes* office boy,*-*a«ijng^5 a week, The highly valued tire it Carna Hon --wAroottook—to tbe northernmost town of, War grave from heavy dam university, Columbus, Ohla found a pouch containing aome jew Madcap Supreme. He it 16 months part of too ttate. " WÔi ''•'-'sB^ffi-'BB'1 age at the cost ottheir own lives. els. They were diamond rings and till. A cow sold for $10,000, next ^g^.m • They .<-f-tt«ied toe plane, which was One of too favorite Jokes of Oer- ( pins valued at 1115,000. He received highest price at the taitv An aver* When Maxwell Anderson's play, maat to oft-bombed regions Jst taat taking off on a raid, ev# toe nine crfsp-$100 bills, and twe fifties. age of $3,280 wat established after "The Eve of St. Mark," Opened ta housetops, and -jettisoned' their '•During last night*s raid oa west-'' HEI~ WANTED: For the first the first 20 head wen told. ..'*-• Stockholm recently, it received tho ora Gain-any, dl bombers wera thot bombs in the river, jiist'before the time in the history of toe anthracite The champion Hereford bull, T. A Junior jeep, driven by Mary bett Swedish ttvtewt tor years, ae- plane exploded. One man parachut down. Ona of our fighters failed to coal' industey, 'mina . operator! i ara Royal Rupert 80th, has been insured Q&WN TBE HATCH go msbmsto* ahd fire-fighters and toon a idams if Chicago, ML, etotters eordtaf to fat article in too Afton- return. One of our towns Is miss ed to safety, but toe .others were advertleing for mine workers to toe 1 slong a downtown, street. The Jeep itiffifed,"^' mm p for $25,000, largest policy aver taka* -lose spreading below wiUBbV bladet, at reported to tho. OWL ing." %fcP_ W*^';2*W newspapers. PpPi bef-'oe*,'^*MB. '^P»fH la hatf siilde aad baa a ttay motor. WmlsW 1111111 ' i" ** V rage -Sight LAS VEGAS AG Friday, November 20, 1943 ____»______,[___, Kfthleen PSriii Says: The Wrong Time CLASHFIEO' i iir—-4-——————.. '} •>j i' : By B, H. wTtKINSOJI DEPARTMENT ||f|| Vivo .Letters FroM^fiw Boys Ajeociatedl-fewepapere. STAMPED GOODS Ben niHtiist—' WHJI r* asm tt, »i_ WNU Feature*I*® FOR FREE CATALOG Stamped iKOods Cot .embroidery writa WESTERN "ART T JO: 30 od a Thursday night In WORK CO., Bex 104,., Monrevta, Calif. A spector Let Knox called tho About New. York: '&m Washington, D. C. apartment 6. hit chief aide, Detec What looks like a palace at Park GOOD WORD ON EGGS tive all Brooks, on Bio telephone. Ave., and 51st it merely toe uppity ft you like eggs—fried, scrambled, Jatt 3 drops Pe—etto^ "Better barge down here to too Nose Drops la each Racquet and Tennis Clubhouse. . . * Easter—this may Interest you. office,".. Knox said without pream nostril help- you There ia a Park Ave. penthouse toat The high price of eggs wfll soon ble. '"Things are stirring." ~^S0 breathe freer almost bat a garden wito a 30-foot water- Instantly, so your come tumbling down. This Humpty- Lest toad twenty minutes later - hoad c ol & geta air. fa_ . . '. Radio City's studios are Dumpty event' wfll bo brought about Only 2£o—3H times as built like boxes within boxes, sepa Knox and an excited Detective much for60c. Caution: by"'the sale et five million cases .of Brooks were bowltosfalong Boylston Use only as directed. rate rooms within rooms, raised government eggs. * jf£*S_ Ptaatto afoto Props from toi building floors by: steel ' War Pood'administration, respond street to a taxi. "Tbey crossed toa springs covered wito felt In order ing to the prodding ot critics, admits Fenway and drove out Brookline to tolpr^v^, acoustics. Imagine go that it was putting,too many eggs in avenue, turning at length tato a nar ing through all that trouble for soap one' basket, for military and tiOltd rower and more dimly lighted street OFFICE EQUIPMENT Qcerat ... The Music HaU Ronk- f atta I'ajiili i ihtwtii al Mm i I limit Pieseiiily -BwiC iBifisU-d Uie driver ettes oaa Uvi 'comfortably without af civilian requirements. to puB up. The^two officers climbed WB BUT AND 8BLL Office Saf-Mave. . aver leaving too theater, "fliey work outv and toe inspector directed toe f-a- Triwwrttera. Ifflm Machlnn. Safe*. •-. - Release of thit tremendous quan-, cabbie to wait tor toem, then lad SALT LAKB DESK KXCHANGB m\f toere, can oaf to ,.ii» restaiirants , tlty of eggs won't alarm toe bouse- » Waat Itreetwar. Omt -ata CMf. Otah and haye a luxurious dormitory atop the'way back for two blocks in the wife, but worries War Fopd experts direction from which they had come. too theater te Sleep-in' - . 3 Talk because it might discourage, prbducr USED CARS—TRAILERS Si about tact At one Park Ave. place, tion for next year. Mounting too steps to what ap toe headwaiter never "bows to , a peared to be a private dwelling, be ' patron, if he is wito a, woman riot Meantime, War Food and OPA pressed too button. The door was bis wife. WmmtW%%®&} •*. are. rowing over toipric e to be paid (or these five million cant of cold opened by a man tahi s shirt sleeves. storage eggs. WFA officials, pro Witoout waiting to be asked, Knox %D CAR MARKETS Thirty-two years after Columbus tecting the producers, want a higher stepped' inside, followed by BrooksT discovered America toistri p of land prico for,Cold storage eggs toan and closed the door.^^ now known at Manhattan was dis fresh eggs. . ^!^_s__J The dim light of the narrow hall covered by Giovanni da Verrazanno. OPA, Blinking of tho housewife, way- to. which toey stood, revealed There isn't oven a street named aft- says: "This is the flrtt time we aver toeir host to bo jt powerfully built or bbn ... What many 'sightseers beard that egga become more valu man of about 40 years. totok it- romantic nid picturesque able as they' get .older!" * &r-"' "You're Beech Tomlto, aren't to Chinatown aro merely rundpwn " Bat War Food stands firm on toe. you?" Knox asked. 'Tve coma for , Come Te Thankful People, Come toa money." tenements. Tba city's worst slums principle toat the old eggs should ; (Bee Recipes Below) -•'_$-if^^'| ari located there . . . Oar fighting bring mora money. Their reason it ' "Money?" Steak Tomlto't eyes Mayor LaGuardia has, installed' a narrowed. "If this is a stick-up toat toe old eggs; were stored by Thanksgiving! punching bag in one of toeCit y BaB dealers who Were play tog too utual* you're .out of luck."-7.k ;^^vr; 77;.,' - ' Lynii Chambers' Petot'-iavtag .' rooms~> . Tooly six cities In Ger seasonal game of holding tor a rise Knox, smiled faintly. "Nice act Traditional Thanksgiving turkey . Meaa* Hih^, many contain more Germans than to price, witoout realizing that too ing, Tomlto. But it isn't a stick-up. Yorkville ..... Many at toe Ori may this year give way to roast government wat gotog to step in I'm talking about toe money that chicken, but too Thanksgiving Dinner ental herbt sold for high prices In and take over at the fixed price. was in the brown envelope." Chilled Cranberry "and Orange exclusive food shops are grown in toast can have all to other worda, War Food experts For liist a moment-the big man's tha spirit of those ataleo* •"•—. Staten Island ...,.-*. If you'want a Whieh mf tim** letters did your soldier get? eyes wavered. He sneered. "So Wafers While Fawn Flour whiff of Old New York, go to the sre trying to band dealers some of you have bad in the speculative profit tbey might you're «Uessto* at it eh? Well, it former years. •Boast Chicken Leads Them All ; Murray BIB Hotel, s • By KATHLEEN NORRIS ' wasn't money, seal You can't pull •Celery Stuffing Gravy hava gotten, while OPA—trying?to Though your Atk" your Friendly Grocer TlfE ARMY'S GREATEST toat gag on me, roister. Now get •Baked Sweet Potatoes . v ' protect tooconsumer—want s to hold SOLDIER stationer- in maal may be less •I*-* Ton times as many* people visit too price down." MORALE BUILDER' 0HEft**^5P5' elaborate, every aad Applet Guadalcanal ênt me a Squash Puff -"..,* Broccoli New York during a year, as live ta The inside government egg debate -letter from his wife this Mail from borne has been "Not lust yet, Tomlto." Knox's food can be dona .YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM. the metropolis . V .As far as earth A Udmjed by morale officers as hand came out of 4hTs coat pocket' to a turn, the frills may be just as "'_' 'Hot BoBs }'M*Zyyz is still raging. quakes are concerned, the Big City week. Another soldier, this ; **. Pumpkin Pie '" 77 7 an* "The Army's Greatest Morale and at tight of toe gun which interesting, aad your thanks can rise is the safest part of the world . . . j one now in Sicily, also sent Builder." Knowing thi*, toi It held, Batch Tomlto blinked. "Tho to a new height .- Belithet. 'Cranberry Sauce, Only 4,000" of toe 18,000 Chinese ta ... COLD WINTER AHEAD me a letter from his wife. - should all flood the Camp* ut jig's up, old boy-. There wasn't any Let toa Charm of your dinner lie Olivet, Celery If. you—suffermm. from* hot flashes, Now York live 'ta Chinatown . . . Whatever you burn this winter- envelope, and you—now lt Mo more oil or coal—it is still going to be home and abroad with tetter* ta its simplicity. _ Get the most out •Recipes Given. weak" nervous, cranky feelings, art This gives you an Idea how cosmo The first man merely wrote tban Btare waa in New York or Buf 'df' your, food and prepare it to deli- a tjlt Hat. at tbnes—-due to too politan our burg is- It haa three cold. to ' ear soldiers, sailors and falo. Best thing you ita do is tost tctional "middle-age** period Tha public baa the impression toat largely* on the margin Bf. tha ciousness. -. The same vegetablet ullar to women—-try Lydia _. Arabic t'aily.newspapers,. . . The letter, "My. ggsh, this is cer marine*. But what kind o/fij' over toat counterfeit dough, or add that you bad with turkey can go Thanksgiving dinner: anit Vegetable Compound Chinese maintain, a tchool for their it is only coal which it short now. •7$-- 'Cranberry Sance. Actually, ofl it even shorter, rations tainly a'swell rat-race to fight ter should tee write? Certainly to the stretch you'll do by resisting Wito chicken—if turnip puffs or corn to relieve such symptoms. Taken children ta Mott St.,...... The mor-. •mot.one which will deject -him 4rrest and continuing to Be." - rj'.'.-' podding or squish 6r sweet potato i oops cranberries regularly—PinlsJrianifs Compound riest locale^ in town is too Puerto tor this winter being bated on a 3j4 fori " The other solcfierle Itt'caps sugar, helps bjluoV-p reswtance against tier cent out below pre-war consump [noteeaidi "Of coursa. every. and add to his burdens* Nor It seemed an eternljy before* tot _ end apples*are"a toaditjpn ia your such distress. It helps nature! Rican -taction, of Harlem co Satur tion.—-—•—r—; *- y.—~ *~ would a potty anna meaningless big man shrugged bit massive shoul family. 1 oop aaf Willi -AlsftA fine stomachic tonic. Pol- day Bigm . . '..There aro lawt regu one .can't have. a wife like Put berries, sugar aad water infoi low label directions., The fuel situation IS so bad that ders. "Oi K. You win- Butdamned Prepare your chicken with tba lating tbe Shape of our skyscrapers series of phrases fill the bill. . a saucepan fed let stand for 8 mbv* OPA experts several months ago [Margaret. But I'm sending' According to afecent survey of if' I can figure dot bow yoa caught samfe care yeu would, give turkey UDIAtRMKHAM'Sg^^ . ". . The opening of the Brooklyn I you' a typical letter to show on." |sip**Ix|S™ aad tt wiB' look at nice and taste utea. Than -cook 5' mto-ttr" i Be- Bridge was celebrated ai, a nation recommended coupon rationing of soldiers, 'they ' want tm- few seal. A warm debate followed be .Tiro hdurs later, back ta police toat wonderful. It's easy enough te * move from range aad let stand 5 al holiday. Wot twelve years, "while you what we like to get, out down-to-earth letters about minutes, then "cook for anotoer 8 tween OPA and too Solid Fuel Co here io h€ll. I cry ovo hese, headquarters, Detective Brooks was • truss ebteken property to that lt v the bridge was being built, toe chief ordinator, ta which Ickes, supported what't happening tit heme, so- wiB look nice. Here's tea way of minutes. Cool and serve with roast ^ • \ j «Foeus'*tC?ide* ' engineer had lain partially. para and I don't care who knows it. expostulating to the 'desk sergeant '. Hie Focus, Cats are pilots who by toecoa l industry, opposed ration cial doings, sports, changes and "It waa tho dangedest thing I'ever doing it: • . -fowl. \,... __Jt?-| '.&_[ lyzed. The firstlad y to drive across They arm me anti my bomb the like, written m a cheerful Now, for the.vegetables. You w-1 carry ito guns and whose specialty it waa tid wife, who acted ai his ing. saw, Les Just shoved t gun under Ota-sing Chicken. 1 But OPA' experts believed coal er. They make me feel that if but net tilly manner, jj.-*Myi Insert trussing aoo-to - through probably have several kinds to mind ia phdtd reconnaissance in the intermediary. | VWt tois jigger's nose and told bbn tot European theater of operations. would be short this winter and, dur I don't get back to her other fal game wat up.. And "Coa—ta agreed body of chicken, below knee Joint and tut—i af: .-fH? - ••• ' ing the summer, laid plant for cou lows'will get baek to their hornet that it must. be if Lat said to. And puB cord through; continue cord •Baked Sweet Potatoes aad Apples. gossip, ind then 1*11 end wito-your (Serves 4) The Herman Goering award it pon rationing. In August they werft and kids, because of what I'm do now we've knuckled one distributor torough wings. Tte tightly, to hold r all ready to go to press With millions birthday surprise. It may aot reach B large tart apples . ___@____P presented monthly to a member of you on your birthday, but it'll bi and laid a trap for the others and wings close to body. Stuff, neck NEGLECTED COLDS too American Air Force to England of coupon books. ing. Tbey make all thit worth opening of chicken wito stuffing and i largo cold cooked tweet potatoes while." somewhere near it and it couldn't Incidentally broken up the whole II teasptoa salt INVITE . .'It is given to th* Yank who Finally, hpwever, toocoa l co-ordi bring mora love oa any day, so ring. Boy, ift toe craziest stunt 1 tuck neck skin under cord. Use an contributes most teth e German war nator vetoed tooplan . Now it Is too This is the first letter. The writer other piece of cord, and insert nee S tablespoon* margarine is 23; she was married a year ago; there's no loss there. ' ever taw pulled." tt cup corn or maple syrup SERIOUS DISEASE effort . It is a large iron cross fil late, to impose coupon rationing---, Inspector Knox laughed. "But aot dle ttrough legs* roar joint Stuff by 12 inches) worn.around toonec k partly because there ii not sufficient bar husband was In America for "I'm sitting at the window in the body cavity and truss opening with tiore, pare and cut applet ta Doo't lost naato a eet-t "riwir*— some mapths and bad frequent-home big bay window ta toe upstairs hall. ao crazy'aa it sounds when you tlices. . Saute eich slice in marga aretacheroua—trleiy. f_il si ill lap, . . . The RAF haa a similar prise time to print the .coupons and give know tiie facts." He leaned for truss pins or cord. Draw cord from poaure. Aai ftr •**yo^4ee-l»e published each week in ito paper—a out Instructions to local boards; also lea vet; lie went away to January. It't a wonderful hot still' summer. legs around tail piece and tte tegs rine until nearly relief from uaual cotd ssslaertee, tato afternoon; too maple leaves don't ward. "Tba reason that Tomlto soft, browning toe Cro.a'e Cold Tablet*. Ther aoauto parody on an official seal. _g| because tome coal is already sup "Darling old Pete, awful heat hero, kicked ta witoout a squawk wat sim down dose to body. dtht aotl»a lsssredlestte—a multiple Recently lt was awarded to the posed to be distributed—inequitably I'll bet you don't have it any stir; the" flag at too Benton house pteoet thorough-, medicine. Wort on all tOeee aymp- worse, no matter What you're up hangs stiU, Ift America to August* ply because bo couldn't believe that Tha stuffing is "ust as important ly. Cut potatoes tos-a of a coW at the eaane time... crew of a large bomber, returned —to consumers. anyone had caught onto their iron- as the chicken itself. Have tt net baatatache—body Hchea—fever—naaal from a mission . .It teems thej against Nothing ever happens to aad Lord, Lord, Lord, what a good Into rather thick atufrin.ee. Take Grove's Cold TabUte Thus - we shall have, to •rely od bound alibi. And when I sprang that tea soggy, not too dry, and weB tea- a—octlv ae directed. Acceo lasaubr couldn't makp, their radio work tois toy town; I don't sit how your place to be! slices, 'sprinkle b, , "dealer rattening." This does not ona on btot about toi envelope, B toned: . ,.' with salt ' sad "ritntea. Cet Grove's Col* ~« *' *~ properly..on toewa y home. Tht gas limit consumption—only strings out mother and father stead it I drink Word Picture ef Borne Front. . for Sftr year* ktw—a to milllona as long iced drinks all day long and was such a shock ha believed any •Celery Stuffing. place a slice of "Bromo Ouls-ae" Cold Tablet*. wat almost gone and finally toey the fupply ta driblets, making a '.'All along Lincoln Street children thing I told bim thereafter. • 1 cap inely nhtpfoi celery jawpafsiBB- G*«fareifiiiii»tj»__t» were forced .down to what they taka tenbath s a day. Electric fan's tried apple on the side of each po greater delivery task witoout de aro riding bicycles and playing; "Aa usual, before going home to t tablespoon mfaced amtam tato. Arrange ta a shallow baking thought was Holland.^ * creasing consumption. -'c~Wyf oat of order, nobody'11 fix it of women are* watering gardens; men course; nothing ever gets done, laun night I glanced through too even&g 1 tablespoon minced parsley dish, pour, syrup over all,- dot witt Upon landing, they immediately • The public believes tbat oil it are coming home. A fruit cart goes papers, and to too classified columns' 1 tablespoon batter or fit GROVE'S &<&^k tet Are to their bomber, stayed dry takes tea days, shops won't de butter. Bake % hour ta a moderate bountiful compared' with coal, and by; poors and grapes and melons- of too Express I ran ..across an.ad H teaspoon marjoram fees until potato absorbs syrup. 1 wito R until It Ut up too black nlghl liver, and butter is worth its weight Keith, if I could tond you toowhol e COLD TABLETS^ OPA if now besieged with applica to gold.' I beg Muller for e quarter vertisement which, said a Beecb H teaspoon celery aeed WSffl, < . ';« Thtp toey raa like anything tions for reconversion from eoal to thing! Tho litt whistles, corning to; Salt and pepper Tea tttai Rolls. •'"jd|! of a pound aad it lasts about a day Tomlto had found a brown envelope (Makes 12 to IS roils) for what they thought was tbe near oil. These applications Sre being re men pour down from the factory; oa Winter street at 4:30 this after Water or stock . f est house, praying toat too tenant" sisted, since too impression of abun wben Willie's st home. It't awful but sot go by. We're all working 1 yeaat cake about food you get sick of red noon,' and that anyone, who could SM caps broad maailis were sympathise—.. dance of oil is merely aa illusion. hard; your mother canning and Had Cook celery onion and parsley to tt oep taiewaiei water : potots, ttending. fa Vine, tod there identity too valuable contents could • eaps aU-aarpose Soar, sifted It-was toe saToon around too cor .^P*-* - . • • •' Crossing way into too hot nights; havo it by calling at the address wt fat for a few minutes. .Add otoer " PONT tSf. ~fr\* ner from toeir base I Bfiife fare none ta market today. Madam.' your father putting in aboat tr *>_. 1 level tablespoon sugar FEWER TIRES FOR ALLIES I doa't believe it's necessary, either. visited tonight. ingredients wito. enough liquid to One thing aot' discussed at ttte tra hours a week hold together and make dressing - I teaspoon aaM CONSTIPATION Why make everyone miserable just "It founded aB right, except tor 2 Heaping tablespoons lard Oae af toomos t important stories Moscow conference wat rubber because there's a war on? "Bob's called now; Frances is do one thing—-something that ltd mo to slightly moist "ll_^Sfej SLOW YOU til" of toe war (bow toe surrender ot tiros. tf the.* question bad been ing hard "hours aa a nurses' aid. j •Boast Chicken. tt eap milk K_Ip.i7Wi e When bowel* or* alugfisb and ycra believe Beech Tomlto didn't oxpecl • Dissolve yeast cake ta lukewarm toi Italian fleet waa achieved by i raised, Russia would, have boon told Night Swims Wito Soldiers. Keith, toenewspapers , toeSho p win any one to claim the envelope, d to • pound roasting chicken t**l Irritable, headachy, do tt milliono radio engineer of too Overseai that tires on Lend-Lease will have - "We all go "swimming up by too dows, tbe movie*; toe magazines ara .•att IH te M tease nta per pound) water. Mix dry ingredients, work do - chew FEEN-A-MINT, the mc-daos which, to turn, prompted too Idea ing ta lard as far chewing-gum laxative. Simply chew Branch of too OWI) was ignored or to bo reduced sharply* bridge hot nights. There are plenty all filled with nothing but tho war. that such aa envelope aaval exist '•taT-Bng JEpP FEEN-A-MINT before you go to bed. of enlisted men to go with us; some Bte crust Add buried' by mott newspapers. No' Reason is toat U. S. trucks and Help. Work.'Buy Bonds Send things ed. Which assumption proved cor Melted fat mM ^"4,-f; taking only ta accordance with package one of toem even mentioned hii buses are wearing their tints down, awfully nice, soma froth of course. to too boys, if would inspire you; milk and yeast directions — sleep without being dis rect, and resulted rather disastrous Singe chicken, clean, wssh end mixture te maka turbed. Nest morning gentle, thorough na me. . Bt it Robert Morris Piercs to toofabric , and Jesse Jones* long Ned Smith's ©basin tt hero, be it t it does mat it does everybody. Yoa ly tor thi counterfeit gang. At first,' peach. After wo swim Mac runt at tty. Bub inside wito talt Stuff dough. Turn onto relief, helping you feel swell again. Try - of "Cleveland, Ohio, attached to tot ballyhooed synthetic tires aro fall ten* me not to, get tired, darling. friend Tomlto thought I was Jutt s lightly with celery stuffing and truss. FEEN-A-MTNT. Tastes toed, Is Bendy Army't Psychological Warfare ing behind schedule. There is plenty up to Jackson's; they've got a Mg Bid X want to got -rod; X love, lt* a floured beard and aKOjwmlcal. A generous family supply guy trying to collect something bf Bub surface witt unsalted fat Place and knead weB: branch, of which OWI is tn im of now rubber, but a dirt tag to open-air restaurant at the back now, guessing tt the-contentt of tho en with a band, and wo dance. I "The Houston boy went after all-, on rack ta an uncovered roaster, Roll aad tut tato portant part. . . Bate is how It Was tiro production. '}fy:'% Uncle Jim it bask to, and so glad. velope, which made nte more aura "Georgie bad bar baby, so she's breast up. Cover witt layer ef fat tny shape. Lot FEEN-A-MINTlof done . . . When Italy surrendered, a Meanwhile, but tnd truck trans Larry O'Connor Isn't .coming back, toan ever I was on too right track." frem body at chicken, then witt a message wat prepared tor-broadcast portation baa never been mote vital. tied, down''for toi duration; her rise 2 hours. Bake aad your mother "n- % go ovjtr there Detective Brooks leaned forward, clean cloth dipped tato moHtd, un- 20 minutes In a to the Italian fleet . _e.lt is:doubt- Last year toter-clty bites carried mother ddfesn't want to ba left with ovary day or two. They're-iroSder- it, and Georgie" s awfully toad. Silly grinning. "I got it It the envelope talted fat Boasts uncovered, ta a hot even (425 degrees). fid if tho fleet would bear it—be mora passengers than the railroads ful quiet and proud. Well they may slow" oven (300 degrees) until ten Wm the Preseiftl-fM ^__f"« cause tooItalia n Navy had a strict (680 million compared with 060 mil to bring kids tate'toil kind af a wore found at 4:30 to tho' afternoon, Your choice tor dessert may bo bo. Every month emery hour, shows * ttet tact couldn't be published ta der, basting occasionally With drip taboo on listening to our broadcasts lion), though toey travelled fewer worid, isn't ttt Well, no newt and ut what we've got and ^what .tot- a. pumpkin pie. er perhaps an old- Of dte American -f i? I bave a hair-do coming up to no too evening edition of any Boston pings. Season with additional tatt fsshioned steamed pudding wito . , . Pierce solved too problem by miles. i SH rest of the world mutt ha vt; Plen when helf done. Way ol Life tV tV "A* working aB night to shift toebi g If toey aro crippled, the weight more. Take care of yourself. Wo paper. "Classified ads hava to be re lemon sauce: Pernor ty*, and work, aad security, aad aot ceived several hours before the Remove cloth near end of roasting transmitter to the international dis would be thrown back on the already saw a great big salad bowl in *pasa- - Steamed Padding. ':;_f_ BUY U. SC WAR BONDS! to bt afraid. It's going, to be t good sheet goet to press, " . period' and aliow j to' brown. "A tress signal band to which ships of struggling, railroads. Also, many blanca' and Jean said to bring World tor America, otter it's" over. (Serves f) all nations listen . . . Tho message places would be without transporta bar ooe when you come home. Love, Knox nodded. "Precisely. It was ehtekea weighing 4 *o 5 pounds re 1 cap bread crumbs . '--0h We 'love ,tbis ^crowded little apart a first-rate alibi. For if Tomlto were quires 30 to 98 minutes per pound to 47—43 waa broadcast every 15 minutes tor tion, since '54,000 communities have EtfaeL" ** ment are love'rationing*and saving", tt cap sour mak ^Hit wmj*-w teveral hours , '$*±,When "the Italian no rail service. . That is .one wife's letter. Here It caught wito tho counterfeit money, roast. A smaller chicken 40 to 48 tt mug shortening *• bictuse it means.all that America he'd say ho found it and advertised minutes per pound, ~f£i__§ 11 fleet steamed into Malta fat a result The army, OPA, ODT and too rub 'too other. • ,^pp£|i and toe American way. ;S"S _ tt eap sagar of toe broadcast) Admiral Sir An ber director's office are putting toeir tor the owner, which tatt bo could - Cranberry Sauce has "a plica with * tt teatpoon vanilla "Dearest Keith; five o'clock, md aB fowl, and especially to tho When Your drew Brown Cunningham, Allied heada together to flnd a way out toat teemt to be the hour wben. I Boyt Farm for Postwar Home. " prove." Ho grinned. "They, .were *"•**« • ___ • 'Swim Naval. Force Commander, said: One solution wiB ba a reduction of miss you most Year mother it "And now for your surprise. You almost toosur e of ate infallibility of Back Hurts "TeB General McClure they've ac tires shipped on Lend-Lease. Russia '.tt oaf sifted flour usually . upstairs then, rotting be remember toe place 'wo saw-—at- their alibi." JyJwBW, Wm tt teaspoon baktag aoda And Yowr St»*«r_arth and complished in one day wito'propa- alone wat promised 500,000 tois fore aro get dinner; your father last day, when wo picnicked up near' Lynn Saya: = ' tt teaspoon nutmeg Energy Io Bolo— Par gsnda what I've boon trying tod o year, toadditio n to 2,000,000 already [ isn't, home. -Vm.faff- -*°T long tho mill to Apple Valley? Bemern- - ^g,.*f7 "»ipt •.. ". It aaaty be eaueed by tt—order rfMeV. fur Ihrsi.vttrs wlUi Iha Wtvv." delivered.- ';"—***•~^<-*~—*'*r~ " Bleep aftfr breakfast, and my bath,' bar too bouse to too orchard, with* There are four ships to Bio Marl- Conserving feel: You'B not it teaaptte otaptaisu. key bmetioB Am* l»ermitaijaa-OSoue and don't have to report until seven. tite barns and toatwo , big oaks? time commission's C series, ranging only bo saving;,on year own fuel tt cop raisins ••^^M •mate to aecumulate. Fw Wa_ssW O * * * !^4—33pl~—I tt cap obapjtil aate . . -"mm people feel tired, weak aad «-nec»ble Groocho Mark told Artur Rubin ' MERRY-GO-Rd_ND " "•$£&. And this it toomomen t I lit go. Remember saying that it was only from the 412-foot -C-l of 7,400 tons bills but alto co-operating wito VVban tha kldneya fa- to remove eseeas Just a, little, and need you. So tta miles from Factory'town, and. to the 820-foot C-4 of 18,700 tons. Tho government requests if you save ' Soften broad crumbs in sour milk. •elda and other WMto aMW from tb* stein that Southern California was ft Washington It plagued wttt ad ex Cream thorteftlng and tugar until blood. '* •••"____? ___. becoming' too homo of musical cess of traffic lights. One, emu* tot [here. I mjgtf walking out into*Sicily, tbit you were goirigi to get a job 20,000-ton pSfiTeng«T thip America, oa cooking heat Here's how*-~ ""tern am sweet nagging "••&•»•*_• among the big bomber hangars, and therf whea tot war- ended? WiH. bow BA army'* 9te»t Point it toe When using oven,- plan" tocoo k fluffy. Add vaaBla and Warn Bast' rhaumatie peine, bee—schaa, dlxunw, greats. Rachmaninoff, Menuhto, senate wing of the capital, it green egg and combine witt milk and gettiag up nlghu, tag palae. fwe_n» Iturbi, Rubinstein, Heifetz, all of all too time, thus serving no pur- asking for Captain Keith. faere I Keith, I'm buying that bouse! For only one of her class. Nearly all several items to it it ance. Moat. BometJmes frequent and aeascy win»- Whom played at ibe H'wood Bowl. post except to confuse too public. am, dear, putting my face up for .you and me, someday, and the chil bave oil-fired boilers driving high and- vegetables,^.and oven hot crumbs, than add to* first mixture. Seo with •mwttag MUl l»«m-nt »___ speed steam turblnet.. A tow aro Sift dry ingredients end tpieet, add *b*taign that •__*"»«Ses*S Wttb i . J^lmaestro said when toe season ft Gen. "WUd BUl" Donovan drive* you to kiss nte, and taking just one dren. And: toe yellow pup,, of course; bread and dessert can all be ^&™.ro«Wblô«M*_e*î>. ; ended he was ta too foyer of tot a midget "Standard" car, mad* to moment of your time tb tay ' Every- he's bore wito mo now, wagging hit Diesel-driven. Their lines are amart cooked ta oven. It't poor econc- raisins aad nuts and combine with treatment^ aAmg.-t^mimhg. W_ Philharmonic and heard two dow England. It sella lor $800 new, but thing'i all right We're working tail when I speak to him. •_, I'm not wito toll cargo booma tore aaf aft aay to uto ba|k oven and surface fttSt mtature. Steam for 1 hour to Venn's PO*. fib better Wtwy.eo » of. too main tuperstructure. Con medicine that Ms orem eoontrriride «p agers ditcusstog "-.IUSIC. , '•" |_^ toe general bought it for |1,000 tec' hard aad praying hard# and holding going to do a thing to 'Oakover"— beat to get a dinner together. a greetod. mold. |_»| •' pSP proval than oafataBf>Ws__w_»'*___y bard onto toe future, 'wben every- Pve. named It 'Oakpver'—until, you version if military use It inherent tf you wont sugersaeing suggestions, haow- peets'a heve beea Wed end taat- . ''HOw was toa season 'at too ond hand. f&B Food should be ready for oven ' teng* to Lynn Chambers, wetter* Name- FmaBrMttt. As* at ai dmt Mp» Bowl?" one asked.• jj&jp ft State department learnt thit oaa • filing we've ever dreamed wiB come get home. Then we'll pack a lunch to C-trpe design. Tho army and too .Get' thmwe tatag. • 1 navy aro using many of them tor. at tootam e time oven it correct paper UnUm, 219 Seoth Dgmplaiitnt , "Quite good" was toe answer, of toe most distressing shortages ta true* 'll&'all fiSv' "'ia d tackle it with brooms and ham temperature,, 'Do eat keep open Street, Cfetagt, Illinois. Doa't forgot France .It ta ordinary household "Wai* flrtt 1*B teByo u wbere I mers and make it the loveliest home troopships, fast service of supply, ."considering tbat wo .bad nothing and a largi number haye base con ing oven door, to see 'how things fa earn** * mmtgad, tgli-oddretted but local talent" i!sf31piP_tf needles. -. em and what I'm doing, aad all too you over dreamed a— ate coming along." Wm}&* envelope far your reply. i__S DOANSPlLLS verted tootoe r war .efts.. -.'gtSst e*ittaaM~te western tCswspsjM^ eataa. AP

Frirtey, Nova-abif. 26,1943 LAS VEGAS AGE BtWt Nma T~g 1 i 'tm .-•••J- Happy Sailor Doll Wtales and Subi _£k^ COLDS' COUGHING f^kwiq Aircraft ef the Civil Air patrol —to gra~d-ta't day wt* often hosted wito medicated mutton suet to new Makes Lovely Gift guarding our coastal waters are cold*' ooiighing and muecle eohee. Now. required to report toe sighting of taotoart last rub ea Penetro. Modern Private Hargrove! whales as well As- submarines ao medication in a base contain,ing old fash ioned mutton auet. Penetro work* 2 way* that surface vessels in the vicinity (U Vaporise* (3) Stimulate* circulation ky Morion Hargrove iilyi.ei may be notified. In several pases where rubbed on. Bliiinleto Get Penetro, •THB STOBT SO FAB, Frtvatt Isarloo nected an Iron and began sharpen rail I followed another and just under poor visibility whales have tr-rcreto. tome- ttaftro oofitt of -Baa ing the creases in his trousers. - when I thought he'd ba' ready to Released by Western Newspaper Union. been mistaken forU-boat s and tor OOMMtt 'effeat, ha* keen to- ' "Gotrjg somewhere, I take it," throw it away, I asked him tor toe pedoed, um ii-Mi —Bey War Sa vines Boiifli . iootod kto tte arssy aai tistffslH the E ARE now moving into a C**VEN while Coach Frank Leahy asked 'Private Clarkm,-the Jersey butt. Ihe son-of-a-gun told me be Wrather ttrenjp, weird and com toat few week* of his a-a-dag at rort •miliHIi _aj| ^p^____g_£i had three different kinds of colds— J—I'of Notre Dame was tomberly Bragg. Before getttng toto Bas army. plicated sporting world. forecasting toat the Irish-Northwest Hargrove advises selectee* te "paint the Private j Zuber grinned, happily, and he threw his cigarette over tha Many of the stronger college foof> ttea red." Once' to, "ttf*' Srst three and nodded.. He donned hit fresh side. Hi didn't have another, he ern tilt could "go either way," 91 ball teams of October are only rem at the nation's top grid experts ware w*»*_t aro tto haratir* so Sees "ao cfirthing, gave hit necktie several tato." nants ta November. ! catting 91 first-place ballots tor open mlad." Hargrove ha* hai plenty ol unnecessary tugs, and combed MS, "We landed at Brest" he said, Star after star*, sin FALSE TEETH OWNERS trouble learning tto foada»ior__l» of hair for the twelfth time. *l|j|§?| "snd we had to walk tto fine of Notre Dame- in toa weekly poll to army ttf* aai at a r*«e* ha* »pent a' gly and in groups, determine ihe country's beat football Private .MeGlauflin, late of the the longest denied hills Pve ever is ' heading now goad thai** ot Wt Um* oa ar tetg. Minneapolis bar, laid down his copy A aw LOOK YOUNGER CUwtted at a cook he think* tiff good seen before we could drop ottr suit for. Parris Island, a *-*to- - '^^^^^Î^PJB^^^^ experience. SB* «erg»aat-So**a't" agree. of 0ia Bartender's Guide .aad sat. cases. The* Frenchmen swarmed big marine bate, or- And that by toeway , wat the first UP on his bunk. "Didn't you know?" —IY WIARING YOQI PU1B WHT Mf ||p M- Hargreve ha* learned »: largo portion of around us, selling everything from tome other service time any football team 7. ever re •nay slang a—f .is shoot to enlighten he asked. • ''Zuber'f a-rl's come steamer trunks toflne-Joothed Renter. }_-,__*,.„,;.._____ ceived Unanimous backing. - mimt! Sfl " -tltlD C0MF0BTA81Y SNUG THIS WAY down from Rochester, they're go- corhbi^ JPweaty i>f ht boyt poolea •You couM "reqrutt itAue Panic ajpiiiiii status'Witt Faco-line* sag—wrinkle* form—when plate* remain —«-1 ourr pocket" money to buy a'pack of toailiiid up very tilsi\• have' you been doing, dear?" the sport* .will hi even louder than it land," Milter remarked recently, SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. - MS Sen Montgomery street Fatigue duty it. Work tbat It aot asked with terrible gentlenest.7ci... hat been so*fa'r,--And tha teB I—if "aad Notre Dame beat us although ftavtohaavyi...' . .'-'•». Saa,' Francisco ' .7 ; Call- ^ actual military training, hut a part Private MeGlauflin went? on glib we had a fine line aad a good set Enclose 20 cents ft coins for each ™-ef tho turnabout method of getting ly. "Tell her about toa tttea you Shifting Tides of backs. The team I saw that day pattern desired. the dirty work dona. Fatigue clothes i*-d flfsht to FayetteviHe and tried '- to many cases foolball stars, play-, was the greatest in the school's his Pattern No. Sire...... are the blue denims worn fox extra to take fae" policeman's hat teey tog at cei college.to October, are tory. I believe tt could have beaten Name ...... ^..-V....7...... 'duty. Regular uniforms are called from him. Bent" '-^^S.?; -"Over to France wa Bead to fake playtag with' rivals now. | 'yMip'.fZ:' aijj.oiiBjfla at piofi'iialwiitl Wail put Addres* ...... ",,..,.„.,, CD's, an, abbreviation for "olive The one-girl audience waa oar drinking water and awap-It to —Tides are shifting back aad forth together. shocked. Hfii niiiiaSSJlSi. "tl' Ilia toe Frenea' for wtaa.** ' Wf' fas*§r than the human -eye can fol y •tJ-teV* "7^ :^_Jii£U'•'.'''''' • <«>• e*Wf>. (V. (V. ^» fV, (\a (Vs g*m fW (Vt ffc* fW . "It has weight, speed, precision aua." Gl soap it .tha yellow laundry end-doubt. '- M",'..''" --_'', OD's, Russian high collars, wrap to a team to Be rated oa Ito Sep . Clarkln began again. "And the around leggins, and all the works. tember aad October form before toe and has mastered tha fundamentals ASK ME soap, a.GI brush is a hard-bristle of past detente, downfleM block- scrubbing brush, and a GI haircut terrible -fight he had that time— How do you like my,costume?" ' blast arrived, or is it to be rated ta r ANOTHER * oooft" MeGlauflin gave Mm a '•Wtjj, confidentially—" *S|__5|| its, November showing down the tog, ball handling, 4 tackling—every li the regulation' style which sac- thing. It tops toem all." i»e_, . riflcet two-thirds of. JUnior*t wavy hearty dig in the ribs. To make sura , "This field cap ain't the one toey stretch? -_____'* t • -?-$' I A General Quiz W locks to cleanliness and tanltation. that it had registered and created Issued to me. I lost -that ana and Ia the past few weeks hundreds of A great deal more wlinie heard e» p. c- o- p-«— e- <*so**» «k* e-,«w m-m- «- <*-1— p- sufficient horrible curiosity' ta tte f Iha PX is- the pott exchange, or hid to belp myself to this oaa. I good football player* hava been of Coach Frank Leahy to yeara to ri.e Quetf iont canteen, • a co-riperative enterprise feminine mind, he repeated it. wouldn't tell you where I got it I catted away from teama scattered eome. It.is our opinion that the arhlch sells' practically every thing Private Zuber; gulltle** but help used to get Into more potato-peel all over toenationa l terrain* M}¥' future .wfll hava him remembered ing work for not getttng this collar along with. Knute Rockne at a great 1. "Speak softly and carry a big the soldier needs. Three timet a less, drooped his shoulders further There" are some good teams left stick" was the motto of what tto ' month, aantsan books ef credit tlck- aa' the terrible ride" continued. fixed right too. Looks fight dis In any evSnf" the balance of pawff Notre Dame institution. tinguished, doesn't It?"' mous maa? ^lf W Tha* old man is the battery com-' toere. Zuber," I suggested. Clarkln, there will be further* shifts from Boston College last year, fte roa "Well, Ward," I aaid, Jumpng des time to time, extending through De members, too, toat bleak day to 4. .What is meant by a deckle- mander, who may also bo referred McClauflin and I exchanged looks cember. P^-P edged book? .'?3J Wî _ ta among yourselves as the BC or toat purposed-to show a hidden perately toto a gap. hi toa conver 193S when a thrice-beaten Northwest * the skipper. The top kick is a first knWledge af another terrible para sation. "Pve enjoyed talking to you This, *of course, would throw the ern came through to whip ah un 0. What is gangue? «-___S_^ graph to tha collapse af the soul ef about aty life to toe Army, but I various, bowl situations Into some defeated *r*otre Dame team "which 6. In what country is the kopeck sergeant, the chief ef the battery's a medium ot exchange? Wj$$A noncommissioned officers. Btnlaiiilii Zuber. have to gat along- Uptown again. thing approaching a tangle, if not a was on its way to a national cham Pva.fat—'*'!'«'*^p jESpi 7. Whea did the Boston tee par W Jawbone it an apt word meaning Wa ttt at a table te tba Service turmoil. Hljl pionship, j * I "Sure thtog, fellow," taid toe maa But there are still maay rougher Leahy doesn't have" to remind ly tike place? •"credit." A Jawbone corporal is aa Club drinking toe Sodas our victim 8. A ship's kitchen is called acting cm parol, who hat neither the bought for us. Clarkln looked long of letters; "tt certainly lt.interest things happening to tola war. ' himself aot to grow too} optimistic. at Mt glass of water. \. ing to hear from a soldier tn this Bit tad thoughts are fer the benefit what*? •' -fpfe lf.*£ Siting ace tha pay of a: corporal. 9. George Washington- died et Over the hill is an artistic way af "The tight at. water," ha re army. I could listen to you for All-Star Selections %T" of others who are overly cheerful marked, "reminds ma of what the bourt.** "£|"''?"' what age? • iSf|*p *$j£'' "*• •' referring to unauthorised absence. Those attempting to pick AU-Star " Jaat at we think Leahy fa toecoac h 10. Which of the metals emplo-êd v -Ms la another expression for tergeant wai* telling Ben last week *;lp7 —tto- ' ar All-Amerlcan combinations alao of tha year, to'We believe Angelo # Tirea won't acta-' ah tut daily bathing." - SSSy by man has been the matt useful || n |T START FIRES Whea.t sergeant tells you toil It't find themselves wading into the Bertelli to tha player of toe year. and also the most abundant? f_ly burst into Oames AWOL- Silllfpl MeGlauflin took pity on-the Inno quicksands. P?%$' Feed k chow or mots. Stew it thi -nta things te lift thit tre Im Though he didn't hava this oppor IN YOUR TIRES! when you spin them cent Zuber, who waa dying tar a portant he'* not just saying lt A Bow faany garnet would a iter tunity to finish aat toe season, Ber •htm tr slumgullion. gait pork, aaasa hi knew not "We'll have The Aruwora ia snowdrifts or on icy roade. Ait you ''burn 'cm up" just the wfaieh you rarely tee la tha Army, sergeant who'. Impresses "that one have to pity before ha could ba telli proved himself te be ope of'tha tarrre. Aiid tire chains will be hard to fit this winter. So we to ba going. Wai have things tod a corny slice of homely philosophy moat brilliant platters to Notre Dame properly named? suggest that you actaTstîrt^ to^rsê yorax old chaini wcondi- and I imagine you twe young peo- upon a rookie's mind it giving him It ia certainly not toe player's history. PSH*« 1. Theodore Roosevelt. ple want to enjoy each other's com- one of the most Important lessons of fault that he can't finish, his football In our opinion, Notre Dame, w.ith 2. Revolutionary war. tioned, and, if necessary, to secure new WEED TIRE CHAINS. bBSt" hto Army Ufa.. i*C^ work' $$• _I*^V its superb line, ito gi-eater backfield 3. Downward from 87 degrees Essential civilian cars and trucks hi ve first call on WEED CHAINS The soldier has a thousand and and its dazzling speed, stood out as below zero. which are available after tiie needs ofthe armed forcet have been "Yes," taid Zuber's fiancee alow To help complicate matters, tot 4. One whose pages ate rough, ly. "Ben aad I hava SO much ti one small'things to remember to waning season has beea Itadtd Wito BM batt college team We've over 1 supplied.'. a a For tito best buy in Tire Chains, ask for WEED hii everyday Bto. Mott of these he seen. .! '"'j'Sgsl untoiirmied.'v^ *"*'' w^ AMERICAN BAR-REINFORCED. In these chains, every contact lifik ii talk fbout" Privtte Zuber thud- stars—such backs aa Daley, Bertelli, 5. Rocks ih which valuable met dared and bJi ; thouldert slumped forgets at leatt ance before a non- Davis, Hamburg, - Bteuber, Kane, K reinforced with a bridge of steel which s—qrrs much longer mileage. com etches them vividly oa hit mind Odell, Graham, McCardle, Podeste. als occur. tragically. ~^t}Ti}f7"' If he Possibilities 6. Russia. "We certainly have enjoyed tha wtth kitchen duty. SSî, Dark, Miller, Hirsch, Prokop, Field BiU Alexander, Georgia Tach and other*, from Dake, North Caro ?. The Boston tea party took -AMERICAN CHAIN DIVISION txternoon,'* crowed Clarkin. "Love At retreat too afternoon inspec coach, Whose team played both Imikgfma, tmsren, CMc*g-. Dwiv»fr QeBebl, Uo Amaloo. Mnw Yi lina,'Purdue, OMo State, Dartmouth, place in Vr*B_\ '• 9fi? W3M mtSSuK *"- I J_____£_____ riSt'ahmniL f •sllnsaaf ** - •— " *•- —-* Â • ly tima.** mm tion of toa soldiers, I always check, : Notre Dame and Navy, declared that everything before 1 fall eat tor tha Washington, etc. , _$sfr 8. The galley. 5^ffi| rntiaucipnia, rinsnurgn, rvm<-iia, eon rT—nuiw -^ tea Irish could beat any team be had AMSSKAN CHAIN i CABU COMPANY, IMC "W& One of the flrtt people I looked up onceover. Are. my shoes thinad? It er* wiB ba no lick of fine ma- tten this season 90 to 0 if Notre' 9. Sixty-seven. when I went to Charlotte aa leave my rifle cleaned and oiled? Is my S I from which to make selec Dame kept the pressure on. 10. Iron. W& WmW^m • ,-• ttioattotT.coNNtcTian i»B*jiatssfirYiatW"y waa Wtrd Batcher Threatt, who ntrne plate pinned straight over my tions, hut some of these who might Veteran football writers of the writtt a column of torts for thi Sat left shirt pocket? Can I get by with jfilaTig have only played to oaa or Midwest have expressed the belief urday edition of tha Charlotte Newt. this morning's shave? Do I need a tfre big games. 'vS^N! Btot Notre Dame, Wtth Bertelli to "Wtil, Hargrove," began the pott- haircut? Are aB lay pockets but At least aB this wfll help to keep action, could beat toe Bears .and card philosopher, "how's the Army toned? When I make sure that ev- toa debaters busy when "toe ways Redsklnt. Unquestionably the Sooth agreeing with you? Pve been ach erythtog ia as it thould be, I sigh ara heavy with mire tnd rut" Bead school to very weU equipped "One flat MB ia aa arMotfa way ing to find out what you've been- do- wtth aatisfactlon and fall out af referring to -naatoaitoM ahoenc* The Old Grad has been a trifle wttk the elements ef toi T-ftrma- tog." Thit WM i tubtle tlam at my v the battery assembles th i. neat dazed all season. Events hava had Uon demands at tto beat Bat to ' ' --AWOL.- ' iPfl tahima, v'i'^m preclte picture of mass formation. Mm trying to toot three or four di beat toe Bears would be asking a ia called lamb chop., "They lam tt "Well, aU thing- considered—** I The battery commander orders the rections to toa same split second. great dial from any college team. # against tha will to get the salt out began. top kick to "Prepare the battery tae tor example, me have Minnesota We wouldn't know about that of tt and thte they chop it up into .••Nfrthlng Uke thf Army," taid. inspection I'* The top kick opent tha rooters pulling bard for Daley, who Wart Beechar. '1 wouldn't take a Another thing—Johnny Lujack the the beans.'* " ' - &_ff_3 ranks and. the lines straighten out helped Michigan wrack Minnesota. young man who replaced Bertelli, it million dollars for the time I spent to perfection. From where I atand. Under tuch condition* you can't To SaH out, ioldiers vacate the to tt Nobody'd offer ana a million more thaa a fair baB player. Ai ito barraeka quickly, before tha ter- everything looks perfect •ten well blame toe Old Grad from 18-year-old, even Battel- wat prob anyway. Have you gate rating yet?" ' The battery commander begins Ms feeling just a bit curious In toe. -. gaant gals really mad. To fall in, •"Well—*' I began again. ably no more promising. There isn't ™ the- take fliatr plaoat in ranks. Inspection. Until h% gets almost to cupola;.'' lllPi-||li ••Lord, did 1 hava aay up* and much toat Bertelli did that Lujack A yardbird it the lowest term'et me, I teal tlmost smug to think For aB of these expected and Jus can't do. He can pan, run iad down-1 Got aB tha way Up to ser that for once I've stood retreat and tified handicaps it has bean an in a-togal Ufa ia an Army camp. Under geant three timet aiid was busted tackle, to tha Army game he an 3? tha tornmon law, ho te rated at ana tocree timet—for the good of Bm not fallen short' tome where. To teresting season and there are still swered toequestio n of bow bt would rank bolow e buck private, at lii'tloa." He paused to light another .bask, to my own perfection,-1 sneak some good games on toa docket be react to Iha clutch. Thf answer wet AM|M. far tola nrlaiaai mt that cigarette-and I thought I taw an a forbidden peek at my gun and fore the season end*. St1§__^3 favorable. . sp?ll ™ fabcirtcor-aa-g, spends most of Ma tttea ftosmftlg. uniform, . IPlIlP ft anordal labor about tho torWttj, Then, te my horror, I see twe About Bob Odell SPORTS SHORTS "Lat gea MB you about, tha trip Btsstr' Mm *_§§< thtoy strands at stainless steel htet Milier,. Bertelli, Davit and Daley, 0. Professional football teams, play aver,'"-! said. "Wa left toe—'* below my belt—toa chain on that Whea Junior refert tea •fpordMrd, "We started a trap game on tha among others, are att great backs. ing away -torn home, receive a fiat Wtmyem. BBtitit, 9a la to-ariablr dadblasted dollar watch,I Your whole Bertelli and Miller have been toe guarantee of $5,000 or 40 par cent oftomeone- the, train," taM Threatt "and I had |t>. day eea ba spoiled by doodadt tuch wire home for money before I got to most valuable pair of thf year. of oat gate receipts. ."*||liS at that marring toe neatness aad , But Bob Odell, younger 'brother '9, The Cardinals wera not toe first Back Hi-. Hava yoa bad a pay" simplicity of your uniform. Back to j II aat at*? tHafBaae aft, .aad wa day yat?" of the Yale coach," is my pick; . •ehth to metta mora errors thin, ftps toe kitchens, Duleyl ;-7"-':,. Odell, oa too offensive side, to a in thi World Series. Connie Mack's SBffe lyiBg truaBd hi our hartatbs, "Wa'B hava oaa-** I ttarted. There'a one good thtog, however,' toe tear is toreee for a ata-ito ft a "On Btot ocean voytge," ha brake, Bam, teat runner aad a 'Ua* 'pass ra- Athletics made nine errors against about forgetting to take off •tout sefver. ^Py McGraw's Giants to' 19(18, and scored 4§j| Is ito Santos Chib. AB of as to. "1 waat for fourteen dayt without nonkosher watch < chain for jretreat riiST IN THE SERVICE _WB Is. t-cept ptbtabt Zuber. i cigarette. I tfltowtd on* mtn all But ta addition, he Is the best ar' only three runs to five garnet. ->-7] or to put on your leggtoa for reveille, one. of .tha host, blocking back* te the B..A New' York statistician discloses With tnea in the Arniy, Navy, Marine Corps, yjfa an—imdasnI and tttorgy for- around tha boat waiting ter him to or to straighten the shoes under >our __K' to • r*eok*i B-tornotw ett, 2*> throw away a butt Inttetd of throw- country aBA one of tha hardest, sur toat wSn-laway earned 9M7 a yard" . md Coast Guard, -\S favorite cigarette it bunk 1 After the 'first Ume. "you re est tackier*—-eBe ff toabes t defen to thi m races he ran white piling ks» wai agBBteg a b-ndtog giaaa tog tt oe tba deck, where I could member them I Camel, (Baied on actual sales records.) 'Bamb atum Best tmsebat.bewm hava aewrftd tt,h i flungi t aver toa sive men I've tees* '^>Sj7*' p£J up SS81.181. *

• nt Page Ten •*-rt' t*0 4»mtt fa-Way>•Novembemr 26,1948 Morning Glories to Cheery Pinafore for Brighten Bamroom n ^ALuckf Mttle Girl T*-P-* Heavenly Blue mot-ning ^glories bloom indoors the year around in this bathroom. The thought of such morning cheer •' ' ' • • • '"'• . ' i IU.II J .ML '.'"•,, , ..,'..!.' should prompt a man to get out- 1 -his key hole saw and cut out scal * ' t"-- -^-"/?-.-. '"*" _ ;-,*,-"," ' •: ?.' •.'.- f '• SS^fifc_$ . -. '_.•-" --• -*_! -* 7&T ' *- .' • •_ '-'"'"7 7z: ^?1?52 -J - '•'•-f7-.,f,^_-TZA lops fetr the top and bottom of a THE BETTER MOUSETRAP j 1—A man decides to build a bet* CleaM Comwlttfiai Ppili^pfiiisl; Both Old cmdWovmg ""fer mouse_-apr7i_fe! 2—-He tries fa Interest somebody with capital. Tha first prospect lis tens with Interest tip to a rtoinl where-he it convinced he would doa ble hit money. Thit scares him ou*"*- -SKI ^N-^l PPs 3-—The-inventor sees another capt tallst. He almost get$ him with tht argumenthey can tavoi thadt quantityif thay" productionara carefu. l •--Spurned, again, he contacts a group of financiers who have been vary successful at' losing money. They think tha mousetrap will be a »box cabinet like the blue and white flop ahd decide to back it. one to the sketch, and should start . 5—-They ask" him how much money someone making applique towels he needs.' He' says about $100,000. and curtains. The mirror "on 4he They refuse to go in unless he will window sill Is kept from sliding take a million. He reluctantly ae by a pair-of anchored spools. septa. -i^S_ai_l WA$i • • *-: .j- NOTE: Mrs. Bast in ha* designee a • » , —*_ mm pattern fife. 207) for all types -ot cut-out t—Alm needs only wood, wire and scallops to be used In wood ar fabric. a few holes. Owing jo a wood short The handy man will IM fascinated vrftli the age he ia asked to ate plastics-. Ett variety of things In can, make with tois nearly gets tame wire, hot priori pattern. Tie Morning Glory pattern (No. ties tit in ind ha is told to, use soy 202) contains 10 designs. Send IS cents- 1 for each pattern desired to: beans. 7 •'^r'"- §f_"p5-^*'-_S 7—He can still use holes for holes, MBS. RUTH WTETH SPEARS ha. thinks. But he it now stymied Bedford Httlf.. ... Maw York by aa OPA decision te ration holes. Drawer M ' He cah only get three to a trap. Enclose If- cents for each pattern ordered.' * ' -^_f-S . Sh--He phones hit hackers thai Name" .,V»«•«...•• •.••••..,••.••••,.• there are so many obstacles con fronting hint-ttiat they will'all" lost Address money,- ahd ha suggests1 dropping the project. They bring suit to YX7HAT a lucky girl to own thia make hhe' te ahead. Zy' •• v" pinafore! It took very little' B—-He turrit- eel hit flrtt trap. of'Mother's time to do this simple 'y^fetftimmmn It costs $8.50. As it has to sell fat pattern and this easy stitchery. 30 cents retail it looks bad. • St There are motifs for two pinafores notifies hia backers. -They are quit* . . . or use them on nursery lin JoiurTiHiG pleased' but suggest he turn, oat ens or some tot's clothes or bibs. traps at a cost of $10 each and sell _*4 '•'• *' * • • | them two tor a quarter. They art Pattern 7638 contains a transfer pattern •POPCORN 8 of a motif 6 by 10 inches aid six motifs 'mm MUIH-HU-ISS cusr imam not taking aay chances on more sur averaging S by 4 Inches; complete dlrec- - tax burdens. Z!$$i •ions for pinafore.- i ./ ' '.-^ :;,'.•'• v Early Fountain Peas 10—The "Better Mousetrap man Se-vlng Circle Needleersft Bept. Fountain pens were in use early is**f *"fi *• *n^tnrj m Ehnirarf". Y.~. Il"T»t_*_a St. San Francisco, Calif. to the 17th-century. that calf be bought for about $40,000. JSnclose If cents (plus ooe cent to Hit backers buy him four in Detroil eover cost ot »•—«*»»f) for Pattern at a. cost of $1,900,000 with govern Mo. Wi ment aid. *f££*>.£p3 $^§pii Name ..»...'...... ,..«.. 11—-He gets into production but Address •...... *••••...... BACKACHE has to suspend work to answer fed* WA MAY eral questionnaires. and- fill out aaw tax forms. j |J^ .1*—-After a long struggle ha re* sun.es operations. Tea Mousetrar NO ASPIRIN Makers' Union calls a strike de can do more for you, so why pay more? FOR SPEEDY ACTION World'slargestsellerat lOji. 36tableU2C»«, manding fewer holes In the mouse 100 for only 3fjsJ. Get St Joseph Aspiruv Whin KIDNEYS need diacitic *M traps. He offers to cat the holes tl one. The WRLB Is called in aai : When overstrain or other ion-organic, non-systemic cause alarm atom kidney, rules that oae hole is too Winy un Largest and Smallest function, the back may ache painfully. der the Wagner Act. The world's largest living crea Naturally, urinary flow may be lessened—- IS—Ha asks the board how mici ture, the whale, is maay billion - treS5« at drug stores. Accept no substitute. Get the gtnmin* Gold Medal days. * . Ctjiialt* ttaegm They eti/att ry**|**x!! «*_ 3*&iT&i 7"* >*'" 1SS—Ultima tally he is all set foi R«li«v« Misery of business except tar a radio themi tong. He listens to 400 goofy Jin HEAD" Beware Cougbs gles. Be picks one sufficiently silly. 16—-Ha discovers that the.Jyrk 1II7. from common colds--•.. tays the product contains the essen COLDS tial vitamins, is made from tun- Pat B mmaeoe Vlcks Va-tro-nol up each kissed leaves aad puts Iron in th* nostra. It (1) shrinkt H That Hang On blood. %$$} Creomulsion relieves promptly be swollen membranes, cause lt goes right to the sate if iha 17—He tars vitamint and iron dt. ) soothes irritation, trouble to hew loosen and expel not appeal to mice. His adyertisini ) helps clear cold- u term laden phlegm, and afa1 nature man tells him that radio result) Jgged note. Follow VI€KS to soothe and hail raw, tender. In prove'him wrong, ^^-^i^ flamed bronchial mucous mem fdirections _a_ •— ___• branes. Tell-your druggist to sell you 18—Just when he seems out of thi in folder. VA-lstO-NOL . a bottle ot Creomulsion with thi un- woods OPA rations cheese. It sug derstanding -pea must like the way it gests that traps be baited with pij Quickly, allays the cough or yeu are tails and chittles, • to have your-money back. President's Bight 19—The Mousetrap Wofkeirs' Unior The President of the United aow walks ottt in sympathy with.*, States may order the official rec CREOMULSION strike of Hat Poison Mixers. Thi ognition of a foreign government —foi fniiflil fljftffjTlji Bronchitis War Relations Labor board tells hire without recourse 4o congress. unless he gives in inside of ten dayt the government will seize his plant., SNAPPY FACTS - „ a" 7*j"*^^~**"ii»'-t^ 20—-Ha now goes nuts and insist! Acid Indigestion ABOUT he never designed a mousetrap oi aa» . ae . : ... — a . am —a __*.Kl—, ______> was in business tor himself for t WheHfuiewen wteeo win »bMn-«fa iiiiniiuta eds odr c»oeeiro*~ui*» vaistiBL.wottia nitoiiey Deci I tnmtem,etmrKueotuBtmMid' RUBBER single hour. He swears he it a col prMorilw gs^Mt - _ known for thomtin HeU-axtm lege professor. . _____f_S ffibfmta NoU-et-ree. &eI1 ...tifgB comfort in • Jiffy or dooble your mooey on return of bottle 21—-Thit lands him.a job ia Wash to ae. 28c mt aa dru_^-tts. ington at a counsel to business men Moral—Nothing succeeds like i It was aat unfll almost SOO deficit, plenty of confusion and i ' Signaling Pistol .^3j years after Columbus thai story that you were once on a col The Very pistol, used tor signal first commercial ua* was lege faculty. ing at sea, throws ofl „ light with 0

mad* af rubber. Native rub * •' • * the intensity of 20,000 candlepower. ber articles — play* halts, Secretary Morgenthau Is givtiig u| bowls, battle*, hat*," capos his dairy farm after if years.. W« and *ho*» .wont brought fa understand be finds It hard to mak* Spain "jiid Portugal from vari a profit these days because of thi ous part* of Central and < government's financial policies. Nuilheia South Amei-ka years * btforo Mm commercial merit* Probably Mr. Morgenthau had at BABIES af rubber wera raaUzad. .$$0, extra difficult time trying to mail A rapidly growing army of more both ends meet IB the milk business than SOO rubber-growing speclak, Every than Be met ta milk m con ha would have trouble fry—if to he. I tts from the U. S. Is mm in the THRIVE Amazon rubber district expediting ,em fi goottta ts'Btiatraph A, *. Ih* coSectibn of crude rubber and *blp tm Item 4. Paragraph '_rr;**^ conquering the leaf disease tho I has a ON SCOWS/ taken sever* tott of me jungle trees.' And ift tough figuring out a sur tax while Sitting on a milkstool witi A**AptrdKmm*r a cow knee-deep ia questionnaires. •••BECAUSE IT'S RICK IN VITAL ELEMENTS4 • We can imagine Henry, sunk in i saa of milk and deficits and exclaim Good-tasting Scott's Emulsion helps i ing: "In business today, If It is-*' build' strong bones, sound teeth, and Jk tmiii"r*"^ff\j7^ It's rich ia natural A 9 D Vitamins* that vHtre is a great chance for-the Re may be lacking ia dw diet. And—it's t publican party, tf Wendell Willkii ttttm easier tm digest tkpn,plekt cod liver it smart ho will buy fat the Morgen bill So give it daily. Buy at all druggists I BEGoodiieh thaa herd and make it pay evea t by ltaf Dtcttrs ha haa to sell tha movie rights^ ' lil% Morgenthau will hencefortf "RST IN RUBBER raise fruit, ha announces. His sue ^ 7?/SCOTT'S cess in supplying millions of Amer leans with raspberries may have lEMULSION •A't»7 ttone to his head.