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MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1942 Advertising Information PHONE 3800 1 Day 3 Days 6 Days 2-Lines .30 5 .75 $1.32 8 Lines .45 1.13 1.98 4 Lines .60 1.50 2.64 5 Lines .75 3.30 6 Lines .90 2.25 3.96 7 Lines 1.05 2.63 4.62 Lines 1.20 3.00 5.28 Lines 1.35 3.38 5.94 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 1 Day 3 Days 6 Days 1 Inch .80 S2.25 $4.35 TABLE OF ECONOMY WANT-AD PRICES (For Consecutive Insertions Without Change) Five Average Words to Each Ad Two Lines Discount If Paid at Time of Insertion 37o Discount on All Classified Ads Paid Within 10 Days ol Last Insertion. INDEX TO CLASSIFIED Classifications are numbered according to the position in which they appear In the section. Acreage 37 Agents 26 Apts. for Rent 33 Amusements 7 Auto Acc'sories 62 Autos for Sale 60 Auto Trucks 61 Auto Financing 13 Scanty Shops 11 Board. Room 38 Bus.

Locations 30 Bus. Op'tunities 13 Cafes 14 Card of Thanks 2 Cemeteries A3 Cleaners. Dyers 15 Cottages A35 Death Notices I Dogs. Birds. Pets 43 Electrical A22 Farms for Sale 39 Farms for Rent florists 4 Foods 45 Funeral Directors 3 Garages 52 Gardens A 45 Wanted.

Male. Female 27 Help Male 20 Help Wanted. Female Help With Inveslment 19 Houses for Kent 34 Houses for Sale 35 tTsehold Goods 54 Instruction 23 Insurance 10 Investment 3 In Memoriam A3 Uvest'Jc Sale 42 Location Wld. 51 Lost. Found Lots for Sale 36 Machinery 41 Misc.

for Sale 44 Misc. for Bejit 46 Money to Loan. Musical Jnjrr. 4s Nursery Stock 47 Optometrists 11 Offices for Hent 49 Office 50 Personals 5 Poultry. EBES 55 Radio 16 Real Estate 51 Real Est.

Loans AS Rooms for Rent 32 Sale or Trade 31 Sale or Rent B35 Salesladies it Salesmen 35 Seeds. Feeds 17 Sen-ices Offered 23 Situation 22 Swap Service 29 Wld. to Borrow 58 Wanted to Buy 56 Wear'g Apparel 53 Wanted. Misc. 59 Wanted to Rent 57 Death Notices FOSS, Mrs.

E. 70, died at her home at Chaska, Saturday evening, following a long illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Patterson funeral home, with the Rev. R. T.

Mostrom, pastor of Zion Lutheran church, Clear Lake, in charge of services. Burial will be at the Northwood cemetery. The Patterson funeral home' in charge. JONES, Rutherford 64, died at a local hospital about 9:15 o'clock Monday morning, following an illness of nearly three months. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at the St.

Joseph's Catholic church, with Father Gerald Steiert Jn charge. Burial will be at St. Joseph's Catholic cemetery. The Rosary will be said at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening at the home, 935 Pennsylvania avenue northeast. The Catholic Daughters of America will say the Kosary at the home at 8:30 o'clock Tuesday evening and the Sodality of St.

Joseph's Catholic church will say the Rosary at 7:15 o'clock Tuesday evening. The Meyer funeral home in charge. In Memoriam AZ IN LOVING MEMORY of our dear brother, Charles A. Trevett, who passed away four years ago today, Jan. 6, 1942: He bade no one a last farewell, He said goodbye to none, His loving heart ceased to beat And before we knew it he was gone.

His cheerful smile and kiadly ways We pleasantly recall. He had a kind word for everyone And died beloved by all. Sadly missed by Miss Rosa Trevett. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Dearmin. Mr. and Mrs. George Keeton. Funeral Directors MAJOR Funeral Home, 209 2nd N.

E. Efficient Service plus Bcverer.ee. Ambulance. Ph 511 McAULEY and SON Funeral Home. Complete service.

Day and night. 8 S. Adams. Ph. 651.

PATTERSON Funeral Home. wn for ser vice- Ambulance. 322 N. Wash. Phone 1140.

City's only funeral home. Ambulance Ph. 1505. Personals passengers to A pXeaving Thurs. or Fri.

Earnest Sims, Ph. 85, Clear Lake. 'Si: Lost, Found Between State theater and 18 Gri11 man's black billfold Ph. 15F4. LOANS $50 TO S300 Automobile Furniture Combination Note Loans Car Contracts Refinanced See, Write or Phone Us Today SECURITY LOAN CO.

321 First Bldg. Ph. 412 IF YOU NEED TO BORROW $300 OR LESS SEE PHONE OR WRITE US FOR Free Information We are glad to explain our many plans anytime. Loans made anywhere in North Iowa on Autos Furniture and Other Personal Property. No deductions receive the fail amount of loan in cash.

CONVENIENT REPAYMENT TERMS C. L. PINE LOAN CO. Weir Building Second Floor State and Federal PHONE 224 MONEY TO LOAN UP TO $300 On Personal Property or Automobiles. 18 mo.

repay. Rates reasonable. Write or Call lor Details. MIDLAND Simplified LOANS Over United Home Bank New Location S. Federal Ave.

Phone 670 PERSONAL LOANS Up to $300 Home Loan Finance Co. MASON CITY WANTED: LOAN CUSTOMERS! People who need money can borrow from us for any worthy purpose. Up to $300 18 Months to Repay 1 Federal Discount Corp. 19V4 N. Fed.

Ave. Phone 516 F. H. A. LOANS BUILDING and IMPROVEMENT LOANS ALSO.

ALL OTHER TYPES OF REAL ESTATE LOANS Telephone 1700 E. W. CLARK CO. 204 Foresters Bldg. CAUGHT SHORT BY COLD WEATHER At this time of year many persons find themselves in need of cash.

Cold weather and unexpected expenses have depleted cash reserves. If you are in need of cash consult us today about our "Friendly Financial Service." United Financial Service N. Fed. Ph. 57 Investment- 9 FOR SALE 1st mortgage on home.Write H-G, Globe-Gazette.

Optometrists 1 1 FREEDOM from eyestrain means better school work. See Dr. Knutson, Weir Bldg Chiropractors At 1 HEALTH through normal nerve function. Dr. R.

J. Garner and Dr. 'Lucy E. Garner. 70S N.

Fed Radio "RADIOS" 16 STAY AT HOME AND HEAR THE NEWS Real bargains in console radios at S3.95 up. Firestone HOME AUTO SUPPLY Corner 2nd and S. Fed. Business Opportunities 18 FOR once, mod. cale in Mason City, fully equipped.

Write R-3. Globe-Gazette: Help Mole 20 18 years old, for drug store work. Write Z-6, Globe-Gazette. Notice! Men wanted to learn welding or machine trades. Evening classes.

Jones WELDING MACHINE CO. 19 -7th St, S. E. married man jon farm by March 1, separate house, garden spot. Write E-6 Globe-Gazette.

hand at county home. Call 1304. WANTED Married man for farm, good house, better than average place. Must be steady and good stock man, year job. Write P-6, Globe-Gazette.

neat, married" man. At least 28 years of age. Dairy experience. Write S-3 Globe-Gazette. married man who knows city.

Shipping clerk and city deliveries. Write M-3, Globe-Gazette. and fender man. Apply Yellow Cab Co. Female 21 Married woman preferred.

Apply at Hickey Cigar Stand, Hanford Hotel. WANTED Girl for drug store and soda fountain work. Write X-6, Globe-Gazette. lady to take care of baby only. Stay nights.

Steady work, good pay. Ph. WANTED Middleaged woma.ii for housework for family of 5. All mod. apt.

at once. Call at E. State, Apt. 1. for light hsewk.

May stay or go home nights. Call after 4 p. m. 424 S. Polk.

girl for hsewk. Must like children. 229 S. La. or woman for gen'l.

hsewk, 2 in family. 325 7 N. W. Services Offered 23 EXP. Hskpr.

wants work at once. Write D-6, Globe-Gazette. by high schonl girl for board and room near Roosevelt school. Ph. 181J3.

WANTED Custom butchering. Charles Rodemaker. Ph. 2731J3. by young man, chauffeur license.

Ph. 3698W. Swap Service 29 Stevens rifle for electric motor. Write HH-5, Globe- Gazette. in Bendix washer for a good used washer.

Write XX-3, Globe-Gazette. "SWAP" costs nothing. The ad must have a Globe-Gazette "key" number and the advertiser will pay 10 cents for each reply. Replies are to be called for at the Want Ad counter. For each line over 3 lines, besides 10 cents for each answer, regular rates will be charged.

Business Locations 30 FOR for store or shop. Mod. 719 N. Fed. Ph.

2G67. Sale or Trade 31 rm. house for stock merchandise. Olson, 929 Penn. Rooms for Rent 32 FOR KENT Sleeping room in new brick bungalow, with young couple.

New butt walnut suite, innerspring bed, ensemble, vanity lamps, gas heat. auto, hot water, laundry meals and gar. available. 4 blocks E. of Globe-Gazette.

S3. Ph. 50BEJ FOR room, gas heal auto, hot soft water. Ph. 3161.

FOR 1, 2. 3 housekeeping rnnms. 21 No. Monroe. Apts.

for Rent 33 FOR Mod. unfurl), ground fir. apt. Call at N. Adams.

FOR rm. mod. (urn. apt adults. 116 7th N.

E. FOR 4 rms. and bath. Heat, auto, hot water furn 5th S. E.

Ph. 1737. FOR close in everything furn. Ph. 2346 eves.

FOR mod. kitchenette gas stove, tile bathroom with shower. 324 1st SW. Call 32, Petersen' Roofing Cn. FOR 4 rm.

apt. N. Fed. Garage. Ph.

2667. FOR bath heat, water, garage, S35. 322 N. Mad. FOR floor mod.

priv. bath. auto, hot water Frigidaire, kitchenette. 322 3rd N. W.

FOR rm. unfurn. priv. bath. Inq.

517 4th St. S. E. FOR Desirable apts. sec J.

Youngblood. Ph. 36. FOR rm. newly city heat, large priv.

bath. Ph. 434. FOR in, 3 rm. apt also 4 room.

Ph. 867. FOR rm. auto, heat, hot water, priv. ent Ph.

319 nJ. 1st, 6 rm. apt Crane. 221 2 N. W.

Ph. 1641W. FOR RENT-2 rm. newly furn. pri.

ent. and bath. Every- 1st class shape. 'Call after Apts. for Rent 33 FOR rm.

heated apt. $20, furn. or uafurn. 116 17 S. E.

FOR clean So. front small automatic heat, nice bath. 672 E. State. Rent 49 FOR 2 rm.

furn apt. 406 First St. S. W. MODERATE Priced office rooms Fed.

Ave. See J. B. Youngblood. POULTRY FOUNTAINS JUST received.

Warm water for the flocks brings better returns. Currie Van Ness Co. Lodge Notices ou Gan'tTake With YouThru the Want Ads Nazis Try to Tighten Wide Hold Houses for Rent 34 FOR rm. modern, Monroe district, double garage, S32.50 per month, 8 rm. modern G21 N.

Delaware, $27.50. Beck Bros. Co. Ph. 884.

Grm. house 116. S. Jeff. $25.00 5 rm.

bungalow, very nice 525.00 fi rm. E. side, bus service $25.00 rm. house, Jeff. Sch S30.00 6 rm.

house. College Ad. S30 00 5rm. bungalow. Col.

Ad. 537.50 BARNES AGENCY Tel. 1300 After 5 call 2634 FOR rm. modern house. Inq.

522 10th N. E. FOR rm. new duplex, Federal. Ph.

2579LW. FOR 6 rm. house. dose in, garage, $30. Mauleys! FOR room house.

Ph, 3482W. FOR rm. mod. bungalow. Ludeman, Ph.

1282, 2690W. FOR Ziegler home. 121 Crescent Drive, S35. Oleson Ph, 1594. FOR bungalow.

Ph. 2477. FOB rm. house. 1520 N.

Del. FOR rm. mod. bungalow, garage, S30. 2510 S.

Fed. Ph. 23F3. FOR rm. mod.

house, gas heat, 2 stall $30, Geo. Van Every, Ph. 3983. FOR RENT 6 room house 8 room house 6 room bungalow 8 room house W. L.

PATTON 109 East State $30 $35 $40 Houses for Sale 35 FOR SALE House, estate, arranged for two families. Price reduced. Must sell. Double garage. Ph.

867. Farms for Sale 39 POSSESSION YES 132 A. farm, well built up, part mod. 6 rm. house, fine new barn, best of soil, lays well 5100 160 A.

15 mi. E. Osage for sale or rent, no buildings, 25 A timber pasture, lays well, good soil S30 ROMEY REALTY CO. PH. 584 Machinery 41 C.

model W. C. tr. Rubber F-20 tractor and cult. Deere tr and cult.

Deere tr. Rubber tires Deere tr. Good. Used'B-D and G. P.

parts. CERRO GORDO IMPL. CO. The John Deere Store Livestock for Sale 42 FOR to farrcuv in April. H.

A. Doyle, Clear FOR White Leghorn pullets, laying now. Mrs. Peter Merkel, Rockwell, Iowa. FOR Jersey boar vaccinated.

Mell Van Hecke! Tel. 15F14. FOR boars. A. H.

Moore. Rudd, lown. Livestock Feeders Special Notice Our store will be closed all day Sat. Jan. 10: Jan.

12; Jan. 13, account sales convention at Sioux City. Please stock a supply of Master feeds and remedies sufficient to take care of your needs until Jan. 14. Iowa Master Breeders HATCHERY 421 SOUTH FEDERAL Misc.

for Sale 44 FOR cutter, equipped with springs and two doors. R. J. Carr, Swledalc, Iowa. REPOSSESSED bicycle, reg.

size- also juvenile boy's and girl's. Joe Daniels. Opp. postofficc. FOR guaranteed reconditioned used watches, pnck- ct and wrist, S5.

Look like new. Blanchard's Jewelry. FOR baler, cash registers, store fixtures. Paul £. Ariz.

Nora Springs, Iowa. FOR pair shoe skates black, like new. Size 5, 52.50, size 6, S2. Ph. 3322.

FOR showcases. Inq Boomhower Ph. 142. Foods 45 ORANGES" (Calif.) 12 for APPLES (Wmesaps) 5 Ibs. EGGS (Fresh) doz.

Ib. bag 25c 29c APPLES, WinesapE-1'ii BKc RUTABAGAS-bag Earl's Fruit Market 1607-1609 South Federal Ave. Musical Instruments 48 FOR King sax. Like new, $45. 1208 2nd SW eve.

Office Equipment 50 FOR office safe. Write L-20, Globe-Gazette. Real Estate 51 C. E. Brooks Real Estate Loans.

New Location 34-2nd N. E. With UNITED INS. AGENCY Phone 987 Wearing Apparel 53 FOR man's tan suit, size 3D, like new. Inquire at Shoe Store.

Household Goods 54 experts check over and service your washer. Only authorized Maytag service in Mason City Just phone 2067. No obligation Maylag Store. 22 2nd St. FOR pc.

walnut finish dining rm. suite. Ph. 3823. FOR new furniture.

Leaving town. 230 S. Ind. GAMBLE'S FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Steel Wardrobe Cabinets 20 24 65 $8 .95 GAMBLE'S 201 N. Federal January Clearance Used Appliances No.

Gas Range. Full enamel, left hand oven VM No. Electric 6.2 cu. ft. Refrigerator.

Monitor top No. 8 cu. ft. elec. refrigerator No.

6 cu. ft. electric refrigerator No. Gas Range. Full enamel, right hand oven regu- Si lator 1 Ask for these appliances by number.

People's Gas Electric Co. Ward Specials coal and wood range, 2 yrs. old. Originally S109.05, now 4j and wood range. SI Special at 11 coal and wood heater itLi 1 gas range.

$17 City gas Montgomery Ward FOR inch oil heater and washing machine. 5073LW. PARTS for Maytag and other washers. Repairing and used washers, Marston, 403 N. Fed.

Ph. THE Home Furniture Store's Used Furniture Exchange 2 piece livingrm. suites S10 up 8 piece diningrm. suites $19.50 up 1 group of beds, springs SI up 5 piece breakfast sets SB up 2 good sofa beds SI9.50 3 pc. bedrm.

suite, shop worn S59 Home Furniture Store 19 1st St. S. E. FOR heaters, gas heaters, cook stoves, stovepipe Exchange. 1310 N.

Fed FOR size baby bed complete. Ph. 3163. Poultry, Eggs 55 Poultry Raisers Special Notice Our store will be closed all day Jan. 10; Jan.

12; Jan. 13. account sales convention at Sioux City. Please slock a supply of Master feeds and remedies sufficient to take care of your needs until Jan. 14.

Iowa Master Breeders HATCHERY 421 SOUTH FEDERAL FOR SALE BROAD-BREASTED BRONZE POULTS from our own flock, acclimated to Iowa weather. Money makers. One of our customers cleared S1.50 per bird on 3,000 birds. Many other satisfied customers. 1941 was a good year but 1942 promises to be better.

Let me tell you how you too can make some good money. Nicholas Turkey Farm CLEAR LAKE, IOWA Wonted to Buy 56 buy good used Sevang machine, reas. Ph. 31. buy used furniture.

Trade your old for now furniture. Joe Goss, 212 S. Fed. Autos for Sale FOR Dodge 4 dr A-l S350 cash. 624 S.

Mass. Late Model DODGES, PLYMOUTHS, FORDS and CHEVROUTS Inside Where It Is Warm and Dry. STOP IN TODAY PRICES ARE RIGHT TERMS ARE EASY Hart Motors, Inc. DODGE-PLYMOUTH Opposite the Post Office 120 N. Delaware Phone 980 Under Roof and Heated All our good used cars are inside.

No snow and cold. Look, at them in comfort. Lots of late models with good tires. MOTOR CO. 202 1st St.

S. E. FOR SALE Because of drall must sell 1341 late model super deluxe Florentine blue Ford coupe water healer, radio, less than 5,000 miles, guaranteed. a Klasse, Titonka, Iowa FOR V-8 coach, '38 motor, good shape. 109 S.

Del. Your Battery Charged While You Wait. Folsom Auto Co. Across the Street From the Hanford For Sale '29 Model A sport roadster, practically new tires, recently overhauled, new brakes. V-8 wheels rumble seal.

Cheap transp. $60 cash. 137 22ND FOR for army Must sell 1939 Chevrolet coupe. Good rubber, radio, heater, new battery. Ph.

963 or 811. FINE selection of late model used cars at the Birum-Olson Co. We Will Buy Your Car Bring your car to 309 East Walnut Street, Des Moincs, la. We pay highest cash prices. Friedman Motor Co.

Des Moines. Iowa WE BUY LATE MODEL CARS. ZENOR MOTOR Chevrolets 1 1940 Chevrolet BETTER HURRY! THESE ARE PROBABLY THE LAST LATE MODELS WE WILL GET IN Chevrolet Co. LAPINER'S IT HAVE THE VALUES SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY LAPINER MOTOR COMPANY Reliable for Over 21 Years Auto Accessories 62 TIRES WE HAVE PLENTY OF TIRES TO SELL IF YOU HAVE- A CERTIFICATE Sears, Roebuck Co. NO SHORTAGE on tires at Chazen's.

We have on hand large of good used truck tires, all in perfect shape. Sizes: 32x6, 8 and 10 ply; 750x20; 825x20; iSOOx 20; 975x20. Also ail sizes in passenger ear tires. You can save money on tires at Chazen's Auto Parts, 1721 N. Fed.

your tirc.s down and have them recapped with the best quality rubber that money can buy, both truck, passenger. Chazen's Auto Farts, 1721 N. Fed. Ph. 373.

MASON CITY I. O. O. F. Meets every Tuesday nlghl.

MAYNARD FESSENDEN Noble Grand WAVMAN CL.OSSON Recording Sec'y. Phone 3167 BENEVOLENCE. LODOE NO. A. F.

A. til. Regular Communication Feb. 5th. D.

C. SWALE, W. M. CON GILBERT. Scc'y Flione aiSO IIABDING LODGE NO WJ A.

F. i 51. Slated communication and installation of officers Wed. Jan. 7th.

P. M. A. L. HOTCHKIN Acting W.

M. Phone 2982J C. C. HALPHIDE. Sec'y.

Phone 168i LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION OP KAVE- ANB To Whom It May Conetrn- sjsr CC hY erminated on December 0 in uc reiol of its stock- "oiaers duly adopted at a special meeting 1 said held or, ALLEN D. PATTON KENNETH I. Secretary. A NOTICE TO MEMBERS V. STIATSON.

Sccr clary. Finn Peace Unlikely, Say Observers By JOHN A. REICHMANN WASHINGTON, (U.PJ-A rc StTte Fi btates diplomatic crisis was be- Fhin mmment Tuesday unless Finland soon declares her Inten- ''OStilities with the Observers generally saw little chance of a Russo-Finnish peace despite the fact that German military aid to Finland is likely to he curtailed as a result of recent German reverses. It was doubted that the soviet union now would accept any peace offer other than one based on complete Finnish capitulation. Finland's failure to make such a pence is not expected to be the basic reason for a new crisis with the United States.

Rather it was expected to come from the extent of Finnish adherence to the German camp. Reports reaching diplomats here indicate that Finland, despite axis reverses in Moscow, is showing greater friendship for the axil powers than for the United States and other democracies with which she is not at war. Secretary of State Cordell Hull has asserted that Finland's adherence to the anti-commtern pact puts her in a class with other "puppet" slates ako we established that Finland still takes the position she took when (he United States submitted the soviet peace willingness to make peace If any country or group of countries would guarantee the maintenance of borders established at a peace conference. Thus Finland did leave the door open apparently to further peace moves, but none has been made since the Finns signed the anti- commtern pact. Hull indicated Monday that the United States is no longer in the peace makin" have to be arranged between Finland and the soviet union through some other power.

While it appeared unlikely that Finnish-United States relations would approach warfare, some observers saw a possibility of a break in diplomatic relations Finnish collaboration with Germany increases. Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Smith, Cresco CRESCO Funeral services were held Monday afternoon, Jan. a. for Mrs.

W. A. Smith. 84, who died Saturday at the home of her daughter. Mrs.

Roe Hankins at Columbus Junction, following a lingering illness. The body was brought to Cresco and taken to the home of her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Tillson. where the funeral was held with tne Rev. A. Phelps. pastor of the Crcsco Congregational church, officiating Burial was in Oak Lawn cemtery in Crcsco.

As Irene E. Eldridge she was born in Howard Center township Howard county May 17, 1857 a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ira Eldridge, pioneers of Howard county who settled at Howard Center in 1855. She was the first white child born in that township.

She was married to William A Smith, who died in 1927 following an automobile accident. Survivin" are a daughter, Mrs. Roe Hawkins 01 Columbus Junction, a granddaughter and great grandson, two sisters. Mrs. R.

E. White of Crcsco and Mrs. Fred Fish of Lime Springs. Her parents, three brothers and three sisters preceded her in death. By UNITED PRESS Germany has launched drastic new economic, military and propaganda measures to tighten her hold on Europe and meet the growing threat of unrest, revolt and an eventual British invasion, according to advices reaching the United Press.

Tlie information from reliable sources on the continent specified three principal areas In which new nazi security measures have been introduced. These were occupied France, occupied Norway and naz! dominated Rumania. The campaign in France is centered on an effort to win French workers over to the national socialist philosophy. Four new national socialist newspapers have been set up in Paris to appeal to the industrial population. The papL-rs, one of them the "Rouge et Bleu" run by former French socialist, Charles Spinasse, arc allowed to carry on a violent anti-Vichy campaign with a thin veneer of pseudo-socialistic patter designed to appeal to the millions of socialists.

The propaganda is carried on with high pressure tactics upon French workmen who are persuaded to go to Germany to work in war factories. They arc given a high wage and good working conditions and conditions which, they are assured, ore typical of Germany under the national socialist regime. In France the Germans were hiring thousands of French workers at 150 francs (about S3) a day to work on fortifications, air fields, military roads, etc. These workmen get special food and tobacco allowances. They earn in three days as much as they would get in a month on a French farm and some arc said to be impressed favorably.

The Germans were said to be fearful of the gains being made by the underground communist movement which, with its policy ot uncompromising opposition to the Germans and its emphasis on direct action, was said to have won many followers who had been disaffected by Vichy's temporizing policy. The campaign in Rumania was reported to take the form of violently anti-American, anti-Semitic propaganda. This drive was launched when the Germans discovered that violently anti-Jewish measures which they had forced the Rumanian government to adopt had backfired by creating sympathy for the Jews. The new propaganda was said to blame the United States and the Jews for all Rumania's troubles. Despite the reinforced German propaganda, defeatism and nnger ngainst Germany were rifo in Ru- Tiania.

The Germans, it was reported, had made German currency the only valid exchange medium in the Russian area between the Dniester and Bus rivers. The Rumanians saw that despite their sacrifice of tens of thousands of men in the war against Russia they were not going to get this rich territory. In Norway, according to information reaching Norwegian refugee circles in London, the Germans have been rushing in troops and planes to guard against British commando raids and anti- nazi outbreaks by the populace. The Norwegian Quisling faction launched a campaign for sharp reprisals against tlie Norwegian population on grounds they offer The reinforcements were thought by Norwegian sources in London to be purely defensive. It was noted that in the months following the occupation of Norway the Germans reduced their de- garrison to about one- Ih the original force, a number small to protect the long Norwegian coast line against recurrent British landing operations.

Veteran of 32 Years in British Army Is Leader of Commandos LONDON. (U.R) Lieut. Col Stuart is living proof of the value of men over 40 in active military service. He is 50 year old veteran ot 32 years In the British army who led the commandos in their Christmas raid on the German occupied Lofoten islands, oil the Norwegian coast. The war cabinet will not permit interviews with any of the commandos, whose raids on axis occupied territory arc harassing the enemy, but Harrison's wife said he and his band were bitterly disappointed at Lofoten because they "didn't find enough Germans to put up a fight." Harrison, who leads and trains groups of commandos, joined the army in 1909.

He served in the cavalry, iho artillery and the infantry and was decorated for valor during the first World war He served a term with the Irish Guards and is a pioneer amonc, t0mmand i0illlnS li Cm Defense Savings Stamps for sale at Globe-Gazette business office..