The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 11

0 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1943 THIS DE RAMI PAItV CflRONICLB. DB KALB. TU JNOIS PAGE EIJ3VEN Late Bulletin NAZIS RUSHING MARINES HAVE SEVERE LOSSES Markets at a Glance Cat, Dea. FEAR INCREASE IN FOOD COST MEETING HELD AMID SOLDIERS AH machinists and operating HELP TO EAST engineers at the tea Rich mend Bear? Stocks higher In moderately trading. Bonds UTegular.

Curb stocks higher. Shipyards, largest ta the Chicago stocks irregularly high Stall Russian Advance at (Continued From Page L) Gilberts as they did during th tlx months on Guadalcanal. The North African Invasion cost only 350 American lives until the French surrendered. Wounded and missing brought total casualties up to approximately 1600. Loss la Sicily tie left their Jobs today fat what Clay Bedford, manager, described aa a ttnlea Jurisdie-tleaal dispute.

er. Cotton up as much as 70 a bale. Consumer Subsidy Program Claimed to Hold Down LereL Bayonne Paper Gives Report Before Release Bayonne, N. Dec UEV-The Bayonne Times, an afternoon newspaper, published the official announcement of President Roosevelt, Prune Minister Churchill and Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek yesterday, advance of the official time, explaining that "the people of the United States are as fully entitled to news as any other country In the world." The story waa carried under the headline: "Everyone In the world, except U. knows F.

D. Churchill, Chiang meet." In explaining Its violation of the release time. The Times said: Kiev, Swing North to Help Army. Headquarters for Conference Described as Complete Defense Unit. More Pro Gridders Are Given Fines for Fights Chicago, Dec 2.

Elmer Layden, commissioner of the National Professional Football League, today levied fines of $50 each against Ben Klsh of the Phil-Pitt Steagles and "Wee Willie" Wilkin of the Washington Redskins for fighting in last Sunday's game. Earlier this week Layden fined Conway Baker of the Chicago Cardinals for punching Sid Luck-man of the Chicago Bears, Labor Organization in Charge Against Radio Washington. Dec 2. (Uncharging discrimination by the radio industry against labor organizations seeking broadcasting time, Len DeCaux, publicity director of the CIO, today asked "for sufficient sustaining time for labor, on a regularly recurring basis, on both networks and local stations. Moscow.

Dec 2 (UP) German War Department Defends Move in The fight for the Sicilian beach Wheat, oats, rye and barley fractions of a cent higher. Chicago Livestock: Hogs steady to weak, cattle uneven, lambs and sheep weaker. rmimn oian head during the twelve days from troops who stalled the Red Army CUf D1nMM4vanct west ox Kiev were re- OeiZinir JriaiUlnerted swinclnc northward to- Washington, Dec 2 Price Administrator Chester Bowles said today that food prices would Increase at least seven to ten per cent In 1944 If the present consumer subsidy program Is ended. He told the Senate Banklne waamngion, U9Q, xo ninm White Russia today to un- kSTshek ind Mae Minister July 10-22, of thU year 501 U. ChurchlU held their Jilstoric con- S.

fighting men killed, with wound-ference In an armed camp. ralulng the total was about The conference headquarters 7500. was described as "a complete de- Total marine casualties In the fense unlt.M Within its barbed Battie of Guadalcanal came to Department representatives today dertake the rescue of formidable defended before a special House Nazi forces encircled and facing Committee their actios to taking I annihilation la the Pripet "This release has been violated over the wnoie property or tne i marshes. alr raid oo nve less man in tne uuDrt wire oerlmeters were Island battles. Army troops who S.

A. Woods Machine Co Boston, front reports said. Gen. Kon although the labor dispute which I itantia Rokossovsky was method Committee that if Congress enacts the bill to stop subsidies Dec 31, food prices would rise approximately seven per cent during the first two weeks of January. He would mad the move necessary lnvolv I icaUy mopping up southern White ed only the shell plant, i Russia consolidating his positions.

not alone by foreign and domestic news agendas, by various diverse means, but by the Office of War Information itself, which has kept the "news' from the American people but has broadcast it to for replaced marines on Guadalcanal suffered 2023 casualties before the Japanw. were driven from the Island. Even the grand-scale, fourteen- shelters, silt trenches, ack-ack batteries, barbed wire enclosures, illitary guards and fire watchers. President Roosevelt motored to the scene through a lane of American soldiers spaced twenty vards aDsxt but none of them Brig. Gen.

Edward 8. Green-1 driving the Germans deeper into be -overjoyed" if the Office of Price Administration could hold the baum, executive officer to Under-1 the marshes, and reducing the increase to ten per cent. secretary of War Robert P. Pat-1 trapped units. day battle for the beach head at eign lands.

We prefer to do this openi. instead of publishing rumor Following such a rise In food terson, and CoL Raich T. Gow.l The capture yesterday of Naro- will be able to tell his grand chil-1 Salerno In Italy cost only 521 more Pending Bill Is Discussed by Rotarians At the meeting of the Rotary Club held. Tuesday night at the Rice Hotel, members of the club heard authoritative Information on a bill pending before Congress which will socialise medicine. Dr.

E. Smith of the DeKalb County Medical Association was the after dinner speaker. Following Dr. Smith's talk, Rotarians asked many questions relative to the bOL and the laymen learned some things about the proposed legislation they did not know. The round table discussion following the speaker's talk was of Interest to everyone attending.

Charles Montgomery made a report Tuesday night meeting of the who directed the seizure, insisted vtya tightened Rokoeaovskya grip ren that he saw the president dead than the Gilberts campaign. tirez prices, he said, demands for wage Increases wduld make it 'impossible to hold the little steel for Arrive for his momentous meet' that it would have been Impossible Ion the approaches to Mozyr, strata operate the shall plant without I teglc center commanding the Ger- Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox said the high losses at Tar- stories credited to the usual weu Informed diplomatic Many Attend Services at taklnf over the entire property. (man communications In all the awa were caused in part by a sud He appealed for congressional State Industry Ranks Seventh in the Nation Chicago, Dec 2. (UB Illinois inaustries rank seventh in the nation in the value of war supply and facility contracts placed by federal agencies since the start of the war production program in June, 1940, the Chicago Association of Com merce reported today. The Special House Committee i vast eastern reacnes oz ine approval of continuation of the present program, and asked for "a Investigating war agencies was in-1 pet area.

aulrlna Into chareee hv H. C.I Retain Initiative. den shifting of the wind which lowered the water over the reefs and made It difficult for the landing boats to get ashore. He denied that the offensive was planned ing. Every one of them was facing out back to the road watching for any suspicious person.

Winston en Ship. Prime Minister ChurchlU came part of the way to the conference by warship. He requested that the officers put on extra "spit and Dollsh" for him and the crew little breathing space to allow for Dodze. president of the company. I The Red Army retained the in problems we can foresee now." that the cost of producing shells I ltiatlve throughout lower White at the plant Increased $9,000 per Russia, though advancing at a re- The present rate of subsidy pay ments is about 11,100,000,000 an without sufficient knowledge of Japanese strength or that the navy day after the army took over and aucea rate, expanoea ua ono leased the plant to the Murray I heads on the west banks of the Tabernacle Another large crowd was present last evening at the Baptist Tabernacle to hear E.

Stanley Comstock, D. of New York who Is conducting services there Services will be continued throughout the week. Dr. Comstock brought a stirring nually, and Bowles said he believed wore dungarees. Churchill fre naa zauea in its artillery and aer ial preparation Dallas, Tea.

I Dnieper to the Cherkaskl area. quently Ueft his reserved portion Of the deck to talk to the sailors. Dodge charged that the change-1 ana. eonunuea now progr. Important meeting this month, which will be a combined ladles' Market Report over had brought these results: lnw or Kremencnug ana in tJZZJS" WJ BRITISH HELD ana one night and Christmas party.

Details 1. The Texas firm was given upr xjw. ant accompanied him. from 2X and tilQ tar nneh aheil I Tnere was no news xrom we MEETING NEWS of the event and the data win be announced later. CHICAGO ORADT BASTCX WHEAT OPEN HTRH TW rf -W a top of 11,500,000,000 would "see us through." Bowles said he had come around to favor subsidies reluctantly, and that he will "never ask for an unlimited" program.

Farm Ineeeaa Cp Washington, Dec UB Agriculture Department economists said today that farm Income Is running about 28 per cent above last year as compared with an non- message last evening having for his subject "Hell's Unholy This evening he will speak on "The Falling Stone or the tin v. ntAm 1 counterattacks by "dozens" of wuiwu mw ev ff vwva wws (Continued From Page Dee, ..1.634 1.63 1.63 lSVt May 12 ls3U lmu I Overthrow of the Last Hitler" and Urges All to Use Services and the German radio picked It pany had been getting and the )rTTfa 92JS2 It would ask under a deal the Kiev salient. pending at the time the plants V1? t. of better communications and bad July ..1.89 1.60 U9U imu officer said "the sailors loved his simple, unassuming manner." A covered route between Mr. jQphurchlll's quarters and the bridge was erected at the orders of the prime minister's physician, who was taking no- chance that he would catch pneumonia as he did last year.

Poee for Photos. up during transmission the Of on Friday evening his subject will Sept. 149 1JSSU lMtt OATS fice of Censorship In this country be "The on Filing Tax Carter H. Harrison, collector of Special music Is also provided approved publication of the Reuters dispatch in American news manfigd orccWwperaS of S9.000 a day on basis of S. A.

tT.Zy.!uJiVI.Z woods' a day produo PC .77 .78 .77 .71 May .73 .73 .72 .73 July .71 .71 .71 .71 Sept. .71 .71 .70 .70 farm income rise of twenty per each evening and it is expected that capacity crowds win continue papers. But this was round' 1 about, foreign stuff, while all the It wasn't until Thanksgiving llon reeora. I A cent ana mat farmers will earn about $18,000,000,000 In 1943. Against these statistics, the econ Internal revenue, urges all taxpayers to take advantage ol the service being offered by the collector's office and branch offices CASH GBAQT WHEAT.

SOYBEANS. OWM mm A to be present to hear this outstanding speaker. 2. Shell production decreased lime American newspapers were honoring their pledse and keenlne RYE Ne aales. omists set reports prepared by the fr' ftrwmwi UJ i OATS Na 1 mixed Ma elapsed since the seizure.

me ornciai white House an- Agriculture Department and the Legion Sons Wendell Bale nouncement In confidence. white 80 83; Na 1 red special heavy 82esa. 3. Users of S. Woods wood Bureau of Labor Statistics showing working machinery faced inability Have Meeting Memorial to barley Malting- ub 0 1.4tJito hard fl 1O20USN.

In helping to make out their Income tax returns. He requests those needing assistance to obtain It at once In order to avoid the last minute crowds that always come at the end of a tax filing period. The branch of to get replacement parts because that living costs have increased about ten per cent during the past year and are now at the last level Davis sarcastically rejected Reuters explanation that the "scoop- was the result of enterprise by its Lisbon bureau chief. Day that the Americans, British and Chinese leaders were able to ait back after three solid days and nights of joint effort, and Jhave their pictures taken. President Roosevelt waved an expansive hand toward the center chair and said to Chiang Kai-Shek: You are the guest of honor and after all, this Is your first conference." Last Evening Be Dedicated rnu visions Lard to store USON; loosaSON; leaf 12.73N and the Murray Co.

turned facilities of the so-called commercial plant Meeting of the Sons of the Le since World War A new service men's and wom He said it was a kind of "en over to production of radar, a ra Warning that the Inflationary "llimwo terorise- that anv Am.H,.n fice In Sycamore located In the dio detection device used by the en's honor roll, listing the 200 who serve from the First Methodist Church, will be dedicated at the sia wwwn uvmg cosu and na- gion was held last evening at the city halL Although the membership of the Sons has been reduced considerably with many having Chicago rmoDrcn POULTRY 6 ears. S3 trurlra- tvma armed forces. ifff EL JSfSrl "-aTiVcome fading if he desired to, considering that th nnmi.t. KJli post office building. Is open each day from 9:00 to 5:30 o'clock.

Deputy collectors are also visit Matt B. Jones, Jr, counsel for I mnrain communlaue was r. Chiang smilingly declined the left for service, those at home are Dodge told the committee that the presented by Mr. and Mrs. steady, sprlaxs weak; market un-caanged.

CHEESE Twins 25-2; Slaxle Daisies and Long horns 36. svailAhl. to I chanae-over at the commercial keeplnc the organization intact. one-third greater than estimated ing all of the communities In DeKalb County assisting those need To Be Secret Earl Bale and son Warren Bale, as a memorial to their son and broth plant Jeopardized the war effort. Business was cared for during civilian expenditures.

Of this total. honor and took a chair on the president's right. Prime Minister Churchill moved over to the president's left. London, Dec. 2.

UD The ore- the approximately 25 per cent of T. Receipts 47183 1U. market firm and unchanged; S3 AA 11 S3 A 41; 90 40; 88 40; 8S mature disclosure by the British er, Wendell Bale who was killed in flight a year ago. the evening and plans were made for the Junior-Sons Christmas party. The date of the party has DirksenWiU the population living on farms will get about thirteen per cent.

It was ing help In making out their returns. Mr. Harrison said that his office has made extensive efforts to provide farmers with all the Information possible and to furnish Mr. BUlman win speak to all EGOS Receipt 91 news agency, Reuter, of the North African conference of Allied leaders has evoked a strong protest Seek Post as estimated. not been set but will pro oa my oe those who have loved ones In the ket firm and unchanged; V.

Specials and 2. 49; specials and 4. 48; THINK STALIN JOINS IN TALK held in a couple of weeks. from the United States srovern- Party Leader them with the aid of deputy col Following the meeting a barbe Restaurant standards 1 to 4, 43.4; current receipts 43.4, Washington. Dec 2 (TIB -1 TZT lectors In the making of returns.

cued rabbit ranch was enjoyed. Declarations of estimated tax ment and may result In the absolute Imposition of secrecy, on all such meetings In the future, a government spokesman said in dedication will consist of choral The next meeting of the group will at Belvidere must be made on or before De be held early la January. I tributes to service men by the Sen- cember IS Burglarized Commons today. m-thT rZZnZZ ord Choir. jrvi a ivits Arrivals 46; on track 139; total shipments 877.

Idahos: 31. Shipments. 303. Supplies light: demand very slow. Market dull.

CHICAGO LITI STOCK HOGS Receipts 20,000. Slow, good and choice 300 to 270 it mt.lzZl Burglars opened the safe at the The Reuter dispatch dlsdesins' RaOromds Show Splendid his candidacy for the 1944 Re- tV, T. Dearth Brothers restaurant In Bel' the meeting purportedly from Lisbon, cleared through British cen Retailers of DeKalb Will Record Despite Shortages publican presidential nomination. Li Zl Dlrksen, author of legislation from Scout Troop Four vldere early yesterday morning and obtained a few hundred dollars In currency and small change. Chicago, Dec 2.

iUB Despite a ahortare of cars, locomotives to trim the powers of the Office "7 of Price Administration, made rpa and a poem of dedlca- sorship here for transmission overseas a full day before the official release time, was the center of a Have Meeting: (Continued From Page L) Maaa remarked that note-worthyV in his mind was "the statement that, this is going to be" a long war against Japan." Rufus Holman, was unimpressed with "premature Odlstributions of yet unconquered nations, saying the final victory would be the time for such decisions. China Leader Home Chungking. Dec 2. CUE) Gen-Qerallsslmo and Mme. Chiang Kai-Shek have returned from the 13.73 top; other weights, steady to 23 cents lower; good and choice 370 to 170 to 190 lbs.

the safe being located In the front and manpower, the nation's rail Retail food dealers of this city public a petition signed by 86 Jfr fT Mh.r. th Hadm nrlns pleyed and the Scout Benedlc- behind the cashier counter. roads have Increased their ton- heated debate and threatened to produce drastic changes In cen are being reminded of the meeting which will be held on Monday The Belvidere restaurant Is one him tn run. strnan rmmntid Uon given. Parents and near rela- miles of freight handled in the first nine months of this year by sorship regulations.

operated by the Dearth Brothers, thlrteen mid-western states and ttvea of service men will sit In a evening, Dec 6, in the city court Brendan Bracken, Minister of Frank and Joseph Dearth operat Included Rep. Leslie Arenda, reserved secuon or tne church. chambers at the city halL ing the one in this city. Entrance eighteen per cent over the corresponding period of last year, the Association of American Railroads TJ1 House mlnoritv whin. I music mciaaea in we service The meeting win open at 8:00 was gained- by removing a ven ..1 t.

i- Km be an organ meditation "Zion o'clock and It is Important that said today. The association's car In the Illinois primary because It Watchmen's Voices" by all retail food dealers of DeKalb Cairo conference In a 42-hour Information, told the House that the United States had made "the strongest possible representations, but he disclaimed all responsibility. Packages Are Still Coming- service division, reporting to the annual meeting of member roads, entirely advisory" hut I 7, tilator In the rear and then dropping into the kitchen. Papers and records were found piled on the counter when Lou Dearth arrived to open the place at 5:00 o'clock be present as a number of matters of importance to them will be discussed with representatives of the OPA district office to conduct the flight of two long hops, It was announced officially today. (The announcement of Chiang's -yeturn to China spiked some spec nomination at the Republican na- Cho will alng -O Come to My 1 MmMMi n.vt varl "eart Lord Jesus." by Ambrose.

said In average of 51 miles per day the highest on record was achieved by railroad freight cars yesterday morning. through appropriate channels. He Oxford Choir will sing session. ulation In connection with a reported Stalin-Roosevelt-Churchill in the first nine months of 1943. in Regularly Carl W.

ADert, district price Currency and change were but It Is not thought that any vu; j.ou io 179 lbs. 11JOO "JO; good and choice 300 to 5SO lh. sows 12.40 12.63; Indications point to holdover of around 18.000. The hoc market committee warned hog producers that shipments to this market rnainder of week will not be sold i rS1, RPts 3.300; carves, IjOOQ. Medium and good grade steers with weight and comparable grade beef cows 13c lower; all other grades nd classes steady with choice steers and yearlings strong; canner and cutter cows active; hardly enough choice steers to meet shipper require menu; common killers 11-30 down; stockers scarce, firm; average choice 1200 lb.

fed steers topped at 16.60: strictly ent: best yearllags 1625; heifers yearlings 13.75; bulk fat steers 13-T316J; moat heifers 12fiO 015.OO; cutter cows 8.00 down: weighty sausage bulls to 125: veal-ers steady at 13 down. SHEEP Receipts 7,000. rat lambs and yearlings slow; bidding weak to 35 cents lower or 14.40 and below for good and choice natives, and fed western lambs held up to 14.73; ewes steady; early sales slaughter ewes largely 3.73 7XC panel co-ordinator, and Maurice B. toia a press conierence ne oia nox 1 fiut contemplate entering any sUte th vloUn ribllgato by Mrs. H.

E. primaries. I Mann. The service begins at 10:40 I t.U.L. A sea Appeals to mail early are meet meeting at Teheran that he might be attending.) merchandise was taken.

The rob Jugoslavs Report Heavy Kelenaon, district food price spe lng with a fine response on the Except for a relatively few In He said he was not "deeply I msia wui oe aismissea Dezore cialist, will come to DeKalb to meet with the group on Monday part of the residents of the DeKalb community and Postmaster Dale concerned" over whether Presl-I ciocit as usual. bery Is thought to have taken place between 2:00 and 5:00 and the night merchant policeman Losses on Nazi Forces Dec 2 Jugoslav dent Rrosvelt runs strain. The! 1 quarters, the Chinese still ''were unaware that their leaders had gone to Cairo to meet President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Partisans Inflicted more than 3, A. Leifhett Is well pleased will the cooperation on the part of the pub tested the door at 2:00 dock. situation In the Republican prty I IckeS Blasts night.

State Postwar Planning 200 casualties on the Germans be tween November 7 and 21 and This Is the second major robbery at Belvidere In a short time as on lic. Although It Is hard for many to he said, Is -something of an open I at UperatOIS Winston ChurchlU. succeeded in occupying fortified Group Seeks Cooperation The Chiangs- flew from Cairo to neid." I UiL. 4-1. points on the Italian border.

November 16 the Belvidere post office was robbed, the burglars Asked if ha thourht It would be I A1 UIC OUUII1 Karachi in eighteen hours and on send Christmas packages so early, it is the only way to make certain that the gift parcels will arrive at liberation army communique said a misfortune Wendell L. WW-1 obtaining government bonds, cash Wto Chungking In another 24-hour leg of their return, stopping only today. More than 1.200 of the and other valuables amounting to kle won the Republican nomina-l Administrator Harold L. Ickes to-tlon araln next year. Dlrksen day accused leaders of the south- Nazi losses were in killed, the their destinations In time, for the holiday.

For the past several days an hour In Karachi zor rerueiing approximately $1,250. communique said, reporting that said "it would not be proper for era Appalachian coal operators of three tanks, two armored cars Springfield, 111., Dec 2. UB The Illinois Postwar Planning Commission today began a move to coordinate its work with that of similar groups in all Illinois municipal! ties. At a commission meeting here yesterday, members voted to ask all mayors to coordinate their local postwar planning organizations with that of the commission. If the municipality has no sue group, the commission will me to demean the aspirations of I conaucung a "sit-down strike" and any candidate but I am for Ev adopting a "to hell with the gov erett Dlrksen.

If that's what youlernment" attitude to prevent Youth Taken After Threat Andrew Olson Passes Away and a great number of other vehicles were destroyed in the same period along with the capture of NEW YORK STOCKS Cearteay ef C. J. Seamleaberg- have In mind." I settlement of the mine wage dis- to Shoot-It-Out He added that he would be alpute. on Wednesday candidate for re nomination to I The southern group la the only Sprinefleld. Dec 2 (OB the packages have been coming In to the post office in fine shape and It Is hoped that the greater part of the Christmas mall will be sent by December 10.

Greeting cards are coming now and others are urged to prepare their cards now and bring them to the post office where they will be held until time for mailing during the holiday season. The cards should be left at the stamp window and the clerk should be told to hold them. They will Andrew Olson, a resident of DeKalb for a number of years and Congress In his home district mi major one which refused to join Capture of seventeen-year-old Cle- the primary next year. negotiations this week to draft a request the mayor to appoint one tls Prim, wanted for alleged par remembered by many In this city, itbor-management contract within considerable booty. Airmen Decorated for Heroism at Biscay Bay London, Dec 2 UR Two Illinois naval airmen, whose bomber crashed into the Bay of Biscay after a running fight with six Nazi planes, have been decorated the framework of the government passed away yesterday at the Salem Old Peoples Home at Jollet.

to work with the commission, according to Dr. Thompson, Urbane, chairman. agreement between Ickes and City Council Meeting- to Be He was 88 years of age. fpticlpatlon In the theft of an automobile at Hammond, Indn and who i reportedly threatened to "shoot It put" with law enforcement officers, at his home near Johnson City, was announced by the Federal Bureau Mr. Olson made his home In DeKalb for many years prior to his DeKalb Firemen Will UMW President John L.

Lewis. Ickes, in a press conference, said James D. Francis, head of the Island Creek Coal Held Tuesday First December meeting of the by Admiral Harold R. Stark. moving to Jollet.

He was devout Attend Sycamore Banquet! commander of the U. s. naval member of the First Lutheran DeKalb City Council win be held In 177 7 the caandl chamber, at the city KSSfVlJS! and Pond Creek devil- forces in Europe, It was announc Sycamore fire department this evening holds its annual banquet Church of DeKalb and was principal behind Edward R. ed today. Stark conferred the hall on Tuesday evening, December and get-together for all the mem brother of the late Mrs.

Magnus Anderson. He had been blind for Burke, spokesman for the southern distinguished flying cross and the 7, starting at 7:30 o'clock. then be run through the cancelling machines and made ready for delivery. The early mailing Is made necessary because of the lack of help at the post offices and to the transportation difficulties. Mail now and assist In making the Christmas mails move as smoothly as possible under the present wartime handicaps and difficulties.

With November having five VJZ" a number of years. "does what Francis tells him. wnnL a rsinfiBi sii mm Tuesdays the council has had a According to the word received purple heart on Ens. Donald L. Barnett, Bethalto, navigator and the air medal on Ordnance man Casimlr Pytel, 815 Bluff Street, Peru.

He said Burke is MocnUnuing the three weeks spaa between meet- here the funeral services will be held In Jollet on Friday. He leaves a number of nieces and nephews tags, as the council meets the first strtk whlch now has run and third Tuesdays of each month. I mor than nln months and won On announcement has bn mart I have any traffic with anyone who of Investigation, here today. Fred Hallford, special agent In charge of the Springfield office of the FBI, said Prim surrendered without resistance. He said Prim was not armed when Into -custody early today and that the youth admitted he had assisted In the theft of the stolen automobile and its transportation to Johnston City from Hammond, Two other youths said to have taken port In the theft, Hallford GPsaid, were taken Into custody some time ago.

One, Thomas Brady Stout, 17, also of Johnston City, Is on probation, and the other, Lowell Dean Dalton, Hammond, is In custody at Crown Point, Ind Hallford CNaid. Theft of the automobile, It was said occurred Nov. 30 last. to mourn his passing. Farm Program Will of any special matters to coma up thing ought to be for discussion and possible action but November bills and monthly Attract Many From Here Shoe Manufacturing Plant at Murphysboro Down Murphysboro, HL, Dec.

2 (TIB Some 600 workers at the Five-Star plant of the Brown Shoe Company remained Idle today as the result of a dispute- over ad Many farmers of DeKalb and reports win be heard. The session JSattlTClaV Is most likely will be a busy one due tT a to the three weeks span between JLaSt Uay for sessions this time. Fnit CnmnD Allied Chemical 144 American Can 80 American Radiator 8 American Rolling Mills 11 American Smelting 37 Anaconda Copper 25 A. T. A S.

FV 62 b. a o. Bethlehhem Steel 89 Calumet and Heels 6 Canadian Pacific 7 Case Threshing 125 Cerro De Pasco 36 Commonwealth a Southern Commonwealth Edison 33 Consolidated Oil io Curtlss Wright Douglas Aircraft 43 DuPont de Nemours 139 Electric Power a Light General El ec trie 83 Goodrich 88 International Harvester 87 International Nickel 36 Jones A McLaughlin 30 Kennecott Copper 29 V. 8. Steel Common 50 U.

8. Steel Preferred 120 General Motors 30 Chrysler Motors 73 American Tele, a TeL 155 Miami Copper 6 Montgomery Ward 44 Nash Kelvins tor 10 National Biscuit 20 National Cash Register 37 New York Central 15 North American Aviation 8 PepsiCola 48 Phelps Dodge 20 Phillips Petroleum 44 Packard Motors 8 Pullman Co. 33 Radio Corporation 8 Republic Iron A Steel 15 Sears, Roebuck A Co. 83 Socony Vacuum 11 Southern Pacific 22 Standard OU of Calif S5 Standard OU. Ind.

81 Standard OU. J. 54 Studebaker Corp. 11 Swift a Co 36 Swift International 38 Texas Co. 46 Tlmken Roller Bearing 43 Union Carbide 76 U.

S. Rubber 88 WesUaghouae rise trie 93 vicinity are planning to attend one of the two night programs at Clark Assails Plan to Eliminate Oleo Tax Washington, Dec 2. (UB Sen. Bennett Clark, today assailed at the Senate Finance Committee tax bill hearing a proposal to repeal the federal ten-cent-a-pound tax on colored margarine, asserting it would result in consumers being fooled into believing thC7 are eating butter. Sen.

Burnet R. May bank, S. CL, proposed the removal to the committee. Sycamore. Speakers on different phases of farm work for the men have been arranged while the Gaott4jm I sruraay, December at mia- oerVlCeS IOr Inlzht the deadline for the valid- ditional compensation for a spe bers of the department and Invited guests, at the Guild Hall there.

It Is expected that some members of the DeKalb Department will be in attendance. William Fligg. a member of the Chicago department, also Is expected at tonight's gathering. Fligg has been in the county seat on previous occasions, demonstrating various kinds of equipment, and probably will give one of his informative talks this evening. Federal Officers Work on State Truck Strike Decatur, 111-, Dec i (U U.

S. Labor Conciliator John Wald. Chicago, negotiated here today with truck lines operator and representatives of 125 striking AFL truck ers and helpers in an attempt te completely settle a four-day-old stoppage. Plainfleld Ariator Is Presented Oak Leaf Cluster Allied Headquarters, Southwest Pacific, Dec' 3 -jrUJV Lieut. Gen.

Georre Kenny, Allied air com Infant TodaV llty ot Brown tP and xzixosit, AUUUJ Ik which are used far tha. nurcbase women will be addressed by ex perts on egg production. It Is un at ROChelle of meats and fata. Stamps which cific operation. Only about 40 employes are affected by the dispute, plant-officials said, but their absence necessitated suspending operations throughout the entire plant.

derstood moving pictures also will Grand Jury Is Seeking Reason for No Action Rochelle. Dec 2. Funeral aerv- re not used by that time will no be shown. Ices were held this afternoon for longer be of any use. Chicago, Dec 2.

(UE The Connie Miller, infant danehtar of I The reductions in ration costs DeKalb Man Writes of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller, whoof some meat as announced by No Itecess for Distillers Condition in Northwes W. Broughton, who left here a short time ago for Seattle, Wash. Portland, Ore- and other cities In to Turn Out Liquor Washington, Dec 2 ttIB A War Production Board spokesman today held out scant hope of an immediate return to the distillation of whisky to relieve passed away yesterday at the Ro- uznee oz race Administration chelle Hospital.

will not be effective until Sunday Rev. A. Hull of the Methodist four stamps which expire Church was in charge of the aerv. midnight Saturday will not be Ice and interment was in the used for purchasing meat at the Lawnrldge Cemetery. Surviving reduced ration costs, are the parents, four brothers.

Brown stamps and are valid Ronald Bradley in the Army and now and will be through January county grand jury investigating Chicago's gambling racket summoned Corporation Counsel Barnet Hodes today to explain why formal charges have not been filed against pnlne suspended police captains. The policemen were suspended for per- mittlng the operation of gambling establishments, but a month has elapsed and no charges have been filed. The grand jury summoned the far northwest has written Rudy VaUeo Will Take Bride This Evening Hollywood. Dec 3 OXB Lieut. Rudy Vallee, film and radio star now in the coast guard will be married tonight to Bettejane Greer, Washington.

cover-girl, at Westwood Community Church. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dur-ell McLean Greer of Washington, and this will be her first marriage. Vallee's first wife died the rapidly growing liquor short age.

The Industry was converted letter to friends here telling of conditions as he has found them there, comparable to DeKalb and vicinity. Mr. "Broughton tells of paying sales tax on all five cent purchases, and prices of all classes of merchandise are much higher there than In this part of the country. in Africa, and Frank Harvey and 11 and Brown stamp will become Paul Miller at home, one sister, I valid on Sunday, December 5, and mander In the southwest Pacific, has awarded the oak leaf cluster to 100 per cent production of In dustrial alcohol on October 8, 1942 (Hodes after questioning two of his in lieu of a second distinguished Opal Miller at home, and her pa-1 will be good through January ternal grandparents, Mr. and and no liquor has been distilled assistants ana ine secretary oz ine dvU Service Commission.

flying cross to Maj. John. P. Henebry, Plainfleld, EL since then. D.

Millar ol Princeton. Orawfaito Want Ads Bring Bcaalts years ago..